ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
The Next Week in Westminster team get out the Post-it notes and whiteboard to predict the Andy Burnham cabinet, with the help of Emma Burnell, the editor of the website, LabourList. Marcus and Sam discuss whether the by-election in Clacton triggered by Nigel Farage is really about the people vs. the establishment. The Immigration and Asylum Bill is due to get its second reading in the Commons - but will it be enough to control the number of migrants coming into the UK? And we hear from Oslo about the excitement of being in a World Cup, even while the country deals with the constant threat from Russia.
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