
The Financial Times takes you into the corridors of power to unwrap, analyse and debate British politics with a regular lineup of FT correspondents and informed commentators. New episodes available every Friday.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 568 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Firstly those leaving reviews after hearing one episode should probably not be leaving reviews.
Secondly this is one of the most balanced, informative, well researched and measured political pods out there. The interchanging cast often will debate, pose counter arguments and disagree giving the listener a broad sense of the subject matter which is a rarity vs most other ‘echo chamber’ political podcasts. In short the FT is one of the most factual, non partisan papers out there and that balance ... more
Always enjoy this podcast. Excellent journalists & good reasoned arguments.
According to the commentator on economic and fiscal matters, the Labour government is doing great and there is nothing to see here. Very poor and biased narrative. Avoid.
Great discussions and analysis. Very engaging
The US commentator was able to make unchallenged racist comments about white leaders. So far to the progressive side it was embarrassingly, cringingly unbalanced.
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This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of British politics, featuring a consistent team of correspondents and expert commentators from a reputable financial publication. Topics covered span significant political events, economic implications, and the evolving landscape of governmental policies, providing a platform for informed discussion and analysis. The format typically includes interviews, debates, and unique insights into the actions and strategies of key political figures, making it essential listening for those who want to stay informed about current affairs in the UK and the interplay between economics and politics.
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Recent guests on Political Fix include:
1. Rachel Reeves
2. Andrew England
3. Katie Martin
4. Katy Balls
5. Henry Mance
6. Sunder Katwala
7. Simon Kuper
8. Peter Foster
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