
Guardian columnist John Harris, political editor Pippa Crerar, and policy editor Kiran Stacey analyse the week's politics news
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 406 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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This week the British prime minister will join world leaders in Turkey for the Cop31 summit. But he may raise some eyebrows as it looks like domestically he is prioritising the cost of living over tackling the climate crisis. The government is set to... more
Today’s political conversation is dominated by one topic above all: race. The Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik has been way ahead of the pack in diagnosing how immigrants, their children and grandchildren are reshaping not just politics but western s... more
As Donald Trump licks his wounds from a bruising set of midterm election results, the UK will look nervously to what he might do on the international stage in order to cement his legacy. Plus, Pippa and Kiran discuss what lessons Labour can take from... more
As home secretary Shabana Mahmood announces her controversial migration plans, Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey discuss the political context that has led to this announcement and why the timing for Andy Burnham – who is out of the country – is very con... more
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The interview of Yanis Varoufakis as part of the Radical Thinking series with Aditya Chakrabortty is one of the best talks I have ever heard in my life.
Stark difference between UK Guardian & Australian the UK hosts are out of touch and seem to believe their job is to agree with harsh political policies. Guardian founder is rolling in his grave.
What a bizarre take by Stacy and Carera in attributing violence against MPs with pro-Gaza protestors rather than mentioning the significant increase in violent (rhetoric, activity, etc) on the spectrum of the right.
I’d be eager to hear how they propose that the public, appalled by the at best apathy and at worst complicity, hold their elected officials to account outside of a single vote once every five years.
The direction of political coverage has all but become indistinguishable from gene... more
John Harris offered a bewilderingly rare insight into the views of common voter. The Guardian should be above the daily tittle tattle of lobby journalism. We learn nothing from that, we profit nothing by that and we improve nothing through that. You won’t have my ears again until you remember what you’re meant to be doing.
Please change the theme music. It's horrible.
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Weekly analysis of UK politics, with Guardian journalists Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey examining Westminster decisions, party strategy, policy and their effects on voters. Coverage ranges from budgets, welfare and energy costs to Brexit, climate policy, elections and the shifting fortunes of the major parties. Aditya Chakrabortty also hosts the Radical Thinking strand, which takes a longer-form approach to political ideas, economic systems and social change.
The format combines discussion among political reporters with interviews featuring politicians, economists, pollsters, writers and activists. Its mix of insider reporting and broader conversations about inequality, communities and democratic life makes it useful for listeners who want... more
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