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Mentioned in 8 episodes

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Book • 2024

Author

Patrick Maguire

Author

Gabriel Pogrund

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned during discussion of Keir Starmer's political strategy and the challenges faced by the Labour party.

133 snips

370. Starmer’s Silver Bullet and Trump’s War on the Poor

Recommended by

Ian Hislop

as a follow-up to their book about the Corbyn leadership.

76 snips

133: Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Mentioned by

Laura Kuenssberg

and

Paddy O’Connell

as a new political book detailing Labour's rise to power.

27 snips

Behind the Scenes of Labour's Path To Power

Mentioned by

Emily Maitlis

in relation to Keir Starmer's voice coach and potential lockdown rule breach.

25 snips

Trump's hundred million dollar condom claim

Mentioned by Tim Shipman as the political book of the year.

24 snips

Can extremism amongst young men be stopped?

Mentioned by

George Osborne

when discussing Keir Starmer's political journey and leadership style.

19 snips

Will the Tories fall for Keir Starmers EU trap?

Recommended by

Helen Lewis

as an account of the Keir Starmer years, and mentions the role of Morgan McSweeney.

11 snips

A Lawyer, Not a Leader

Mentioned by

Andrew Harrison

and

Steve Richards

while discussing Morgan McSweeney's role in Keir Starmer's political career.

Is Morgan McSweeney Labour’s enforcer or Starmer’s controller? – with Steve Richards

Mentioned by

Andrew Marr

as the book they co-authored, detailing Labour under Starmer.

Does Morgan McSweeney really run Labour?

Mentioned by

James Heal

while discussing Keir Starmer's leadership and the challenges he faced.

Five years on, who is Keir Starmer?

Mentioned by

Patrick Maguire

as one of his two books charting Labour in the Corbyn and Starmer era.

Is Angela Rayner Labour's answer to Farage?

Mentioned by

Manveen Rana

as co-author of "Get In", a book offering insights into the inner workings of the Labour Party.

Who really runs the Labour Party?

Mentioned by

Andrew Harrison

when discussing revelations about Keir Starmer.

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