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Mentioned in 14 episodes

But What Can I Do?

Book • 2024

Alastair Campbell

This book provides motivation and tools for effecting change.

It draws on Alastair Campbell's long experience to offer practical tips on putting together and leading a campaign team, developing confidence, and coping with criticism and setbacks.

The book emphasizes the importance of getting involved to bring about positive change in politics and society.

Mentioned by

Alistair Campbell

Alastair Campbell

Mentioned in 14 episodes

Mentioned by

Alistair Campbell

as a book about populism.

358. Question Time: Political translators, Boris Johnson, and politicians to watch in 2025

Mentioned by

Rory Stewart

, recalling Greta Thunberg as an example of someone making a difference.

413. Question Time: How to solve Britain’s immigration question

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as a book he recommends to listeners.

146. Putin vs. Prigozhin, the power of Lebedev, and the battle for Southeast Asia

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as a guide for young people on how to get involved in politics.

97. Question Time: Leaving office, a Labour Scotland, and what's the point of Davos?

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as a book he is currently reading.

149. Question Time: How to end a civil war, psychedelic treatments, and will the Orkney Islands join Norway?

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as a book he recently received a letter about.

154. Question Time: Ben Wallace, intellectual PMs, and the fight for the Israeli flag

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as his own book, discussing themes that overlap with Raphael Baer's book.

135. Spanish politics explained and a deep dive into AI

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as a new book he signed copies of for subscribers of The New European.

128. Local Elections: Who's the real winner?

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

when discussing an event he attended where Camilla spoke about a speech given by Marian Tursky.

126. King Charles III's coronation, the geopolitics of net-zero, and the power of oracy

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

when discussing his new book and its aim to provide tools and actions to make a difference in politics.

131. Erdoğan fights on, 'Clause IV on steroids', and the fall of military rule

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

when discussing the UK political landscape.

255. Is Labour's lead narrowing?

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

as his new book.

130. Question Time: Bumping into Boris Johnson, the Hong Kong handover, and One-nation Tories vs. Blairites

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

at the end of the podcast as his latest book, offering tools and actions to make a difference in politics.

132. Question Time: How to reform prisons, Macron vs. Clinton, and what is the Privy Council?

Mentioned by Rory Stewart as Alistair's new book, an attempt to engage young people in politics.

But What Can I Do? (Extract)

Mentioned by Alistair Campbell, who discusses how many young people are reading it.

Alastair Campbell Part One: Why politics and sport are more similar than you think

Mentioned by

Sonia Sodha

as a book that inspires a new generation of political leaders.

Keir Starmer, Will Hutton, Alastair Campbell and Sonia Sodha on How to Remake Britain, Part Two

Mentioned by

Sonia Sodha

as a book that aims to inspire a new generation of political leaders.

Keir Starmer, Will Hutton, Alastair Campbell and Sonia Sodha on How to Remake Britain, Part One

Mentioned by

Conor Boyle

as

Alistair Campbell

's latest book.

Alastair Campbell on Starmer, Sunak, and Saving Britain From Itself, Part One

Mentioned by

Alastair Campbell

at the end of the podcast.

114. Question Time: Banks in crisis, Imran Khan, and Blair on The Simpsons

Mentioned by

Alistair Campbell

as his latest book, discussing ideas about transforming politics.

Alastair Campbell on Starmer, Sunak, and Saving Britain From Itself, Part Two

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