Amol Rajan and Nick Robinson with their take on the biggest stories and insights from behind the scenes at the UK's most influential radio news programme.
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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | a year ago |
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The prime minister has rejected the idea that Britain will have to choose between Brussels and Washington, but with the US president threatening the European Union and other allies with tariffs, how should Keir Starmer deal with him?
And what should... more
From his childhood in Seattle to the current state of the world and the alliance between President Trump and the billionaire owner of X, Bill Gates joins Amol for an extended interview about his new memoir, Source Code.
Reflecting on his life, Gates... more
The Chancellor has backed the expansion of Heathrow and picked a fight with bats in her pursuit of economic growth. Nick is joined by fellow Today presenter Justin Webb to talk about his interview with Rachel Reeves on Thursday morning’s Today progra... more
Nick reports from Jerusalem on the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas and Amol is joined by the former head of MI6 to talk about global security now that Donald Trump is back in the White House. Sir Alex Younger, who was Chief of the Secret Inte... more
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These guys are so out of touch. They don’t have a clue. As journalists- why don’t they do some research. Particularly Alop. Very disappointing journalism. Free speech was shutdown for grooming gangs as too distasteful for the posh boys.
Both presenters often arrive at interviews with their own opinions cast in stone. Amol ruined his interview with a calm and polite Kemi by refusing to listen. It was painful listening.
Listening to these two talk is a reminder of what is great about the BBC. They are brilliant on Radio 4 and they are equally brilliant on this podcast. So pleased they are doing it. Intelligent and well balanced journalism.
Great interview Amol with Frank Skinner. I’ve listened twice. Love the pod.
I am extremely thankful for this programme. Nick and Amol deliver an informative, impartial, thoughtful and layered podcast that unpacks the events of the week in such a way that you feel you’ve just happened upon two generous experts in a coffee shop.
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