

Starmer vs. Farage – Keir finally picks his enemy
4 snips Oct 3, 2025
Keir Starmer finally takes a stand against Farage, sparking debate about Labour's coherence and strategy. The panel discusses Andy Burnham's aspirations to lead and his call for the UK to rejoin the EU. They explore whether that's a desirable or feasible option for Europe. Public sentiment towards Starmer's policies is also examined, revealing mixed reactions. Plus, a fun look at what the hosts are currently watching, including some intriguing documentaries.
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PPE Company Incorporated Mid-Lockdown
- Jason recounted PPE MedPro being incorporated on 12 May 2020, 51 days into lockdown, highlighting opportunism.
- He used personal timeline detail to underline how the PPE procurement scandal unfolded rapidly.
Starmer Finally Names An Enemy
- Keir Starmer's conference speech marked a rhetorical shift by explicitly taking aim at Nigel Farage and the far right.
- That clarity helped unite parts of Labour and gave Starmer a fresher, more decisive posture.
Conference Felt Like Separate Bubbles
- Labour conference felt like isolated bubbles where delegates attended like-minded sessions rather than engaging across views.
- That fragmentation explains mixed messaging and inconsistent policy coherence across the party.