Anna Gross

In this engaging discussion, FT correspondents Robert Shrimsley and Anna Gross tackle the UK Supreme Court's defining ruling on the legal definition of a woman, emphasizing its implications for gender identity and political dynamics. They delve into how this decision affects single-sex spaces and the Labour Party's challenges around trans rights. Additionally, they analyze the government's intervention in British Steel, exploring financial struggles and broader geopolitical ramifications. Both guests provide keen insights into the ever-evolving political landscape.

George Parker, political editor for the Financial Times, leads a discussion with Miranda Green, Stephen Bush, Anna Gross, and Rachel Reeves. They dive into Elon Musk's controversial statements about the UK government and the implications for social media governance. The panel debates the balance between free speech and online safety, examining the UK's approach amid Musk's ownership of X. They also ponder the financial strategies for growth in the UK and the importance of holidays for politicians in maintaining performance while navigating public scrutiny.

Lucy Fisher, a political commentator, leads an insightful discussion with Miranda Green, a political contributor, Camilla Cavendish, a trend analyst, journalist Anna Gross, and Chancellor Rachel Reeves. They delve into the recent violent unrest in the UK, sparked by tragic events, and the Labour Party's responses, including a new policing unit. The group also tackles the government’s financial controversies, scrutinizing overspending accusations and Labour’s strategies surrounding tax and pension policies amid rising public concerns.

Lucy Fisher, George Parker, and Anna Gross discuss Nigel Farage's entry into the election race, the potential impact on Tory seats, Labour's rising poll numbers, and the Liberal Democrats' campaign promises. They also cover Tory donor hesitations, immigration cap proposals, and the upcoming TV debate dynamics.

In this podcast, the team discusses the political climate surrounding Rishi Sunak and the potential impact of a recovering economy on the Tory party's fortunes. They also touch on Labour's promises for the NHS and the speculation of internal plots against Sunak. Dive into the details of leadership changes, economic optimism influencing voting decisions, healthcare policies, and predictions on the success of government figures like Rachel Reeves and Priti Patel.