
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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Reform has spent the summer taking lumps out of itself, with the battles leaking into public view, and it's position in the polls slipping to around 25 percent. Just in time for conference season, James Heale is joined by Nick Tyrone, whose new book ... more
Andy Burnham's first overseas trip as Prime Minister took him to Ukraine this week, offering the first real glimpse of what his foreign policy might look like. But with a budget and a party conference ahead, how much time can a PM elected on a domest... more
Former veterans minister Al Carns joins James Heale to discuss the government’s handling of Northern Ireland legacy cases – and why the issue helped drive him to resign.
Writing in The Spectator this week, Al attacks the ‘two-track approach’ to lega... more
With Parliament returning next week, the Conservatives are in a much stronger position than they were this time last year. That said, questions remain – not least when it comes to Kemi Badenoch’s top team. A reshuffle is apparently scheduled and, whi... more
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Auf Englisch, bitte
All clearly talented reporters but can you stick to that rather than referring to an “invasion” of migrants and Spain’s terrible political leadership etc? It’s offputting for those of us who listen for the intel and smart analysis of the Katy balls and James Forsyth years rather than for boring right wing framing of everything
This was at one time a really excellent daily podcast - short, succinct, informed.
Unfortunately, as others have noted, this is no longer the case under Shipman and co. The analysis is shallow and coloured by far too much ego and self-righteousness
More akin to those clowns O’Brien and Ferrari on LBC.
“…we’re all just simple little BBC weather girls …” James Heale is no Renaissance Man! Or, as Maya Angelou said (I’m paraphrasing), when someone shows you who they are, believe them. So disappointing James.
Really used to love this as it is not my usual political leaning - But since Tim Shipman joined the Spectator and this podcast it has become almost unlistenable. Now joined by the insufferable Noa Hoffman and her over pronunciation Starmaaah, Shabanaaaah, whilst being Kemi’s number one crush
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