
Daily political analysis from The Spectator's top team of writers, including Michael Gove, Tim Shipman, Isabel Hardman, James Heale and many others.
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I’ve seen a lot of grumbling on here about Tim Shipman. His interview with Malcolm Rifkind was excellent and very insightful, I thought.
Like the short form format.
Isabel Hardman barely lets politicians get a word in. But blessedly, it’s still short!
I listened to this podcast on occasion because I found it hilarious how triggered the spectator is over Andy Burnham and Labour, although the right wing rhetoric has become tedious. However, the spectator’s despicably racist targeting of the late Professor Jason Arday, and now Lord Simon Woolly means they have crossed a very dangerous line. Unfollowed. Please do the same.
He’s amusing?
Was it for a bet?
Shipman et al proudly show you how much dirt they have under their fingernails. Just don’t agree to smelling their fingers.
The lead-ah in Americ-ah
Auf Englisch, bitte
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Short-form daily analysis of Westminster politics and policy, with a focus on strategy, party dynamics, and policy implications. Episodes frequently cover immigration, defence, social care, and high-profile cabinet moves, often featuring insider perspectives from prominent political journalists and policymakers. The show stands out for its bite-sized format, fast-paced debates, and guest-driven conversations, though listener sentiment suggests a divide between balanced analysis and partisan framing depending on the hosting lineup. This mix makes it a solid pick for listeners seeking crisp, timely political insight and for guests aiming to reach a politically engaged audience.
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