The Bunker – News without the nonsense Party with no name — Start Your Week with Ros Taylor and Jacob Jarvis
Jul 28, 2025
Ros and Jacob dive into the unclear identity of a new political party linked to key personalities and its implications for British politics. They explore the evolving dynamics within the Green Party and Labor, particularly surrounding leadership contests. The conversation turns to the authoritarian shift in communication styles and the impact of junior doctors' strikes on public trust in the NHS. They also critique governmental responses to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and celebrate the unifying power of England's women's football victory.
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Corbyn's New Party Ambitions
- Jeremy Corbyn's new political party has gained some momentum but lacks clarity and a formal name.
- Its success depends on shaping clear policies and whether Zahra Sultana reinvigorates Corbynism's appeal.
Green Party's Left-Wing Threat
- Zach Polanski's potential Green Party leadership poses a threat to Labour by attracting disaffected Labour voters.
- Polanski and Corbyn share close ideological views, especially on Gaza and social justice, which may lead to collaboration.
'Breaking Point' Narrative Challenges
- Right-wing calls for disorder may be more about influencing politics than reflecting widespread public unrest.
- Social media and media radicalize some, but true mass rioting support remains low, aided by Starmer's crackdown.