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Labour Party
Keir Starmer
Conservative Party
Brexit
UK Politics
Donald Trump
General Election 2024
Reform Party
Rachel Reeves
Nigel Farage
Ukraine
Kemi Badenoch
NATO
Liberal Democrats
Housing Crisis
China
Iran
UK Government
European Union
Israel

Inspired by the UK’s most famous voter, Brenda from Bristol, four close watchers of politics agree - and freely disagree - about the twists and turns of the General Election 2024 - and beyond.

With Steve Richards, broadcaster and author, Tim Montgomerie, founder of Conservative Home and a serial political entrepreneur, Iain Martin, Times columnist and Miranda Green of the Financial Times. We hope ... more

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With a few reminiscences of past elections thrown in, the team debate a fractured voting public in the run up to May 7th. Are we a UK of "fed-up-niks" and does malaise spring from economics? How intense is the political fervour to left and right? Plu... more

After Morgan McSweeney’s first public appearance - in front of the Foreign Affairs committee - we explore the dependence of some prime ministers on their chiefs of staff. Why do they make themselves dependent even when the dependency can lead towards... more

After high drama at Westminster, the team debate the low politics that seem to bedevil decision-making at the heart of the government. Has the PM's famous ruthlessness backfired? And how vulnerable is he to a potential challenge after the May 7 elect... more

The former NATO Secretary General and Labour peer, George Robertson , has accused Keir Starmer of being complacent in relation to defence, arguing Britain’s national security and safety are in “peril”. Is he right? Plus, Reform and the local election... more

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Recent Guests

Steve Richards
Broadcaster and author, and a regular guest on political discussions
Episode: Trump crisis: Is Keir Starmer playing a blinder?
Nigel Farage
Former UKIP leader and political commentator
Episode: What To Look Out For in 2025
Ed Davey
Leader of the Liberal Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Episode: What To Look Out For in 2025
Jess Phillips
Home Office Minister
UK Government
Episode: Our Review of 2024
Will Lyons
Wine critic for the Sunday Times
Sunday Times
Episode: Our Review of 2024
Mel Stride
Shadow Chancellor
Labour Party
Episode: Our Review of 2024

Hosts

Steve Richards
Host with broadcaster/author credentials; frequent chair and contributor.
Miranda Green
Co-host and political commentator, often provides grounding and critical perspective.
Tim Montgomerie
Co-host; political entrepreneur with Reform/Conservative viewpoints; adds perspective on party dynamics.
Iain Martin
Times columnist; co-host and discussion participant, often challenging prevailing narratives.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Sound issues

    Sound not great on the latest episode. Plus Iain sounds like he left his teeth at the defence conference. Steve just plugs his other podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    TenFeetTall22
    United Kingdom18 days ago
  • Miranda needs hauling in

    Miranda is bringing the whole team down. Someone needs to be in control of the podcast to make sure she doesn’t keep interrupting and making annoying conclusions which are not expressed.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Ccmatic
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Getting snippy

    With each other

    Awkward to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    George Agdgdgdwango
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Not as good as it used be

    Tim seems to have given up on the project; feels like his choices are not validated or respected. Tim needs to stiffen his upper lip! Consequently this podcast needs a new 4th right-wing voice.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    ❤️Radio4Comedy
    Netherlandsa month ago
  • Love the Pod

    I love political podcasts but this is my favourite. Can you please bring back the weekend specials?!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matt_Davis1984
    United Kingdoma month ago

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Overall, strong for listeners who want policy nuance and debate.
Pod is praised for its plain-speaking style and candor.
Audience enjoys diverse perspectives especially on UK politics.
Strong insight on foreign policy and its domestic impact.
Some episodes feel repetitive with recurring topics.
Listeners sometimes critique perceived bias among certain hosts.
Frequent references to current events keep it timely.
Guest dynamics and balance are frequently highlighted as a strength.
Production quality and pacing are appreciated.
Some call for more chairing discipline for smoother flow.
The show is seen as influential among political enthusiasts.
A reliable source for understanding UK political shifts.
A mix of sharp analysis and accessible debate, with credible guests.
Reduces echo-chamber biases through contrasting views.
Long-form banter can be entertaining but occasionally skews toward opinion.
Quality of discourse is generally high with practical takeaways for politics.
Viewers appreciate the host experience and the willingness to challenge each other.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#25
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#53
United Kingdom/News
Apple Podcasts
#182
Italy/News/Politics
Apple Podcasts
#79
Hong Kong/News/Politics
Apple Podcasts
#110
United Arab Emirates/News/Politics
Apple Podcasts
#132
Singapore/News/Politics

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Q: Who do you think could turn things around for the Labour movement if it wasn't Keir Starmer?
Siobhan Mahmood and Wes Streeting are both potential figures who could represent change within Labour.
Not Another One Live
Q: Is work still the best route out of poverty?
While work is still important, it doesn't pay as it used to due to the economy's changes, and we need to acknowledge that it's no longer the only solution to poverty.
Is Reform getting enough scrutiny?
Q: Why have we had a series of prime ministers who are so obviously not up to the job?
Miranda believes the modern era's intense scrutiny and the overwhelming demands of leadership may be too much for anyone to handle.
Who would succeed Keir Starmer?
Q: How is she ahead?
According to a poll of party members, Lucy Powell is significantly ahead in the contest for deputy leadership.
Who would succeed Keir Starmer?
Q: Can I ask you the big question first of all, Steve, before we get into some of the detail, but how much trouble do you think the government's in?
A lot, a huge amount, with many cabinet ministers in despair about the current situation.

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A sharp, debate-driven panel of political commentators dissects UK politics, elections, and global affairs with a focus on how domestic dynamics intersect with foreign policy and international events. Episodes frequently feature heated but respectful exchanges among four regular voices, covering leadership disputes, party realignments, polling, and the impact of global developments on Britain's policy choices. Noteworthy is the mix of veteran broadcasting experience and insurgent reform-minded perspectives, which often yields contrarian takes without sacrificing substantive policy analysis. Listeners can expect timely conversations on elections, party strategy, and the evolving power dynamics shaping British politics, with a candid, often h... more

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