Join two of the UK's leading parliamentary experts, Mark D'Arcy and Ruth Fox, as they guide you through the often mysterious ways our politicians do business and explore the running controversies about the way Parliament works. Each week they will analyse how laws are made and ministers held accountable by the people we send to Westminster. They will be debating the topical issues of the day, look... more
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The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has cleared another key hurdle: it was given a Second Reading in the House of Lords without a formal vote. But Peers have agreed to set up a special select committee to hear evidence from Ministers, profes... more
As Peers embark on a marathon two-day Second Reading debate on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill – the measure that would legalise assisted dying in England and Wales – we are joined by former Clerk of the Parliaments, Sir David Beamish, t... more
Does Parliament itself lie at the root of some of Britain’s political and economic difficulties? Lord Goodman argues that it does and so makes the case for urgent parliamentary reform. This week we also examine the implications of a Downing Street re... more
Every Wednesday at noon, the House of Commons chamber comes alive with Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), the loudest, most theatrical half-hour in British politics. To some it’s democratic accountability; to others, a raucous playground of yah-boo a... more
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So much commentary glosses over the nitty gritty of how political decisions are made, probably in the grounds that procedure is dull and boring. But this show boldly embraces the procedural: it’s informative, easy to listen to, warm and still detailed. Concepts are clearly explained but a generous peppering of (often amusing) illustrative anecdotes keeps the content engaging. You’ll get a better understanding o f what’s going on in Westminster from one episode of this than 10 of your usual (even... more
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Parliament Matters is a smart, engaging, and accessible podcast that brings clarity to the often complex world of UK politics. The hosts strike a perfect balance between insight and analysis, making even the most intricate parliamentary procedures feel relevant and understandable. Whether you’re a seasoned political follower or just curious about how government really works, this podcast is a valuable and refreshing listen.
Excellent discussion of the problems with the ‘emergency’ steel legislation…but sadly followed by a somewhat obvious mistake, saying that Pope Benedict XVI was not a head of state, Vatican City may be small and unusual but is a sovereign state, and his visit was a State visit.
There is literally no other podcast like this. Refreshingly focussed, I’ve learned so much about Parliamentary processes since I’ve started listening. Much more entertaining and understandable than Erskine May.
Found this podcast by accident, have really enjoyed the discussions about subjects. Really fascinating to hear about the why of political stories behind the drama. Entertaining hosts distilling subjects. Mark’s quips make me smile. Keep up the good work
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Featuring expert insights from prominent parliamentary analysts, this series offers a unique perspective on the complex workings of the UK Parliament. Each episode scrutinizes legislative processes, key political developments, and the historical context surrounding significant decisions made in Westminster. The discussions are enriched by anecdotal evidence and a deep understanding of parliamentary dynamics, making the content both informative and accessible to listeners at all levels of political knowledge. Not only does the series address contemporary issues such as healthcare legislation and human rights, but it also emphasizes the importance of understanding how Parliament shapes everyday life in the UK.
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Recent guests on Parliament Matters include:
1. Lord Goodman
2. Ruxandra Serban
3. Sir David Beamish
4. Meg Russell
5. Steve Brine
6. Sarah Wollaston
7. Liam Byrne
8. Kevan Jones
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