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The greatest political books ever: how many have you read?
The greatest political books ever: how many have you read?

It’s polling day! Tim and James take the opportunity to go through their favourite political books ever, fiction and non-fiction. They discuss the bo…

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Are the Greens repeating Corbyn's mistakes?
Are the Greens repeating Corbyn's mistakes?

As voters prepare to go to the polls in a set of local elections that could redraw the political map, we examine the ‘outsiders’ on today’s episode –…

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Who will survive the local elections?
Who will survive the local elections?

The local elections are nearly upon us. Political editor Tim Shipman and deputy political editor James Heale bring you the one-stop shop podcast with…

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Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 03/05/2026
Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 03/05/2026

Isabel Hardman presents highlights from Sunday morning's political shows.


Politicians react to potential bans on Palestine marches, in the wake of the…

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LIVE: The Fight for the Right | Nick Timothy & Claire Coutinho vs Danny Kruger & Matt Goodwin
LIVE: The Fight for the Right | Nick Timothy & Claire Coutinho vs Danny Kruger & Matt Goodwin

The Conservative party was once the natural political home for those on the right. No longer. The Tories’ vote share collapsed at the 2024 general el…

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Why did the assisted dying bill fail? | Lord Moore vs Lord Falconer
Why did the assisted dying bill fail? | Lord Moore vs Lord Falconer

The assisted dying bill has stalled in the House of Lords – but is it dead, or merely delayed?

After weeks of fraught debate, multiple amendments and …

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The end of the peer show
The end of the peer show

Hereditary peers have left their red leather benches for the final time. The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Act became law earlier this year, whic…

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Starmer vs the basics of politics
Starmer vs the basics of politics

Does Keir Starmer have confidence in Rachel Reeves? Kemi Badenoch pressed the Prime Minister on his Chancellor’s future at PMQs – and he declined to …

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Morgan McSweeney faces the music
Morgan McSweeney faces the music

It’s a blockbuster day in parliament today. To kick things off, we had Philip Barton pleading ignorance; to close the proceedings tonight we have a v…

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Can the King handle Trump?
Can the King handle Trump?

King Charles is about to travel to Washington to visit President Trump. The brief? Fix the strained relationship. No pressure!


Can royal diplomacy st…

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