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Two Mates, No Mandates returns for Episode 15 with Duncan Baker and Charlie Walden unpacking another busy week in British politics.
Reform UK has received a record £72 million in donations from two cryptocurrency billionaires. What does that kind of financial backing mean for Nigel Farage and Reform, and could it change the way the party prepares for the next general election?
We also look at the latest Conservative Shadow Cabinet reshuffle and what it tells us about Kemi Badenoch's plans for the party, as well as the future of the Liberal Democrats and the upcoming Holborn and St Pancras by-election.
Andy's Burnham's plans for a National Care Service are also under the spotlight. The Prime Minister has brought forward Baroness Casey's work on social care and outlined plans for a more integrated system working alongside the NHS.
Plus, we ask the big question: could Britain be heading for an early general election? From Reform's huge war chest to Westminster's changing political landscape, Duncan and Charlie debate what could happen next.
