Comrade Keir? Starmer’s Soviet agenda laid bare at PMQs
After a tumultuous two weeks for the Prime Minister, not even an Arsenal Premier League win could turn things around for Sir Keir Starmer ahead of his first PMQs since Labour’s devastating local election results.
On Wednesday’s Daily T podcast, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley delve into the fiery e…
Why The Makerfield By-Election Could Turn The Government Upside Down
Keir Starmer is on the ropes, Wes Streeting has walked out, and Andy Burnham is making his play for the crown. This week on HuffPost UK's Commons People, Kevin Schofield and Kate Nicholson break down the massive stakes of the Makerfield by-election. With Reform UK surging and Labour HQ described as…
Energy, China, Makerfield, Scottish independence, alcohol in the commons and a new MS
The new Plaid Cymru government's cabinet minister for enterprise, connectivity and energy, Adam Price joins us in the studio. As world leaders flock to Beijing for trade deals and better relations, we ask Development Reimagined's CEO, economist Hannah Ryder about the rise of China. As the selection…
EMQs: Should retired politicians go on Question Time?
Following Green MP Hannah Spencer’s comments on drinking culture at Westminster, Ed Balls and George Osborne answer whether MPs should be better behaved in general during Parliamentary sessions. They make the case for heckling and jeering, comparing it to more civilised Parliaments and systems to e…
It's Friday I'm Not Gucci: Hannah Spencer's Charity Shop Shirt, Leftover Women and Childless Cat Ladies
This week, the Hannah Spencer "Gucci" shirt that wasn't. A patterned blouse in Parliament got branded a £2,000 designer piece online, when it was really a £15 charity-shop find, so we get into why women's clothes draw scrutiny men's never do, and how one post hardens into "fact".
Then to China's s…
The most unpopular Prime Minister in modern history? Keir Starmer's legacy
No Ali in the studio this week, but joining us to discuss the latest is Ros Taylor, writer, journalist and broadcaster.
The Week Unwrapped:
Former Conservative MP and Reform UK spokesperson, Ann Widdecombe, dies
Former Conservative MP and Reform UK spokesperson, Ann Widdecombe was found dead in h…
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Recorded 20 August 2026 at Gilded Balloon at the Museum. Released 31 August.
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