
Guardian columnist John Harris, political editor Pippa Crerar, and policy editor Kiran Stacey analyse the week's politics news
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 406 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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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.
The presenters, I intelligent articulate and refreshing. Keep up the great work. It really helps make my week interesting.
Began listening to this from the start. It’s … fine. A good overview of what’s happening in Westminster every week with the odd interesting interview. Was once helmed by the columnist John Harris. While he started off as an overly aggressive interviewer, he grew into the role, offering a much needed weekly dose of common sense and what seemed like a genuine interest in how politics affects the average person. He’s been gone for weeks and the new team is … fine, but very much of the who-WhatsAppe... more
A recent discovery, now a regular listener, quality journalism as you’d expect from the Guardian.
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A deep-dive, UK-politics-focused show that analyzes Westminster strategy, party dynamics, and election risks through in-depth panel discussions with seasoned political reporters and policy editors. Frequent topics include Labour leadership calculations, local and devolved election results, Brexit implications, defense and foreign policy debates, and the shifting multi-party landscape with Greens and Reform UK. Cross-promo segments with Guardian-produced shows help broaden context, while the hosts' on-the-ground reporting and seat-by-seat analysis tend to anchor each episode in practical political forecasting. Noteworthy is the blend of sharp, data-driven analysis with insider perspective and a willingness to interrogate leadership decisions... more
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