Politics in the UK is often turbulent and confusing, so each week the TLDR team sits down and discusses what has happened. We try to explain and analyse everything that has been going on, from scandals to speechs and policies to privelege committee investigations.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
In today's episode, Jack is back on hosting duties and is joined by Nadja and Rory, as they discuss their underreported stories from around the world and have a chat discussing whether Israel has begun to lose their main international allies, as well... more
In today's episode, Zac is on hosting duties and is joined by Ben and Rory, as they discuss their underreported stories from around the world and have a chat discussing whether David Cameron is outshining Rishi Sunak, and whether having Lords in the ... more
In today's episode, Jack and Zac introduce Nadja and Georgina, our new journalists! The gang then discusses their underreported stories from around the world and brings you a bumper world leader's leaderboard section to bring you a month's worth of u... more
On today's mini episode, Jack sits down with Rory to discuss what's going on at TLDR over the next couple of weeks. Is this goodbye? more
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One of these fellows said BRCIS was shaky, should kick out the “weak” South African economy & would not expand; Fast forward to September, BRCIS expanded & South Africa remains; I expect it to take 50 years, but the US dollar will no longer be the standard; The Global South is rising;
I always really enjoyed these guys weekly podcasts and I’m glad to see they are back at it again! Hopefully this one will stick around for the foreseeable future
The completely substandard quality of the discussions is matched by the rubbish sound quality. Why is this lot still on podcasts. Either get professional or get off their air.
I started listening after Truss' resignation. Such a fascinating look at a trainwreck of a political career as it happens
As someone who doesn’t know anything about politics, I’ve learnt so much from the TLDR YouTube channels and have really enjoyed listening to this podcast (by the same people). If you are from the future, you should definitely listen to this podcast to hear how the story of the shortest serving Prime Minister played out. 🪴
Apple Podcasts | #122 | United Kingdom/News/Politics |
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