Political Fix 100 days of Labour: Starmer’s stuttering start
Oct 11, 2024
In this discussion, guests Robert Shrimsley, a keen commentator on British politics, Miranda Green, who critiques Labour's performance, and Jim Pickard, a Financial Times journalist, assess Labour's first 100 days in government under Sir Keir Starmer. They dive into Labour's successes and stumbling blocks, particularly its recent workers' rights legislation. Additionally, they analyze the evolving Conservative leadership race, focusing on the surprising exit of James Cleverly and the competition between right-wing contenders Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating the First 100 Days
01:38 • 4min
Divides and Dynamics in the Labour Party
05:15 • 4min
Labour's Early Challenges and Legislative Efforts
08:58 • 11min
Navigating Employment Rights Changes
20:22 • 6min
Leadership Dynamics in the Conservative Party
26:13 • 9min
Exploring Key Figures in the Labour Party and Regional Tensions
34:54 • 2min
Emerging Political Leaders and Their Potential Impact
36:31 • 3min