Aubrey Allegretti

Helen Belcher, Managing Director of TransActual, advocates for trans rights and discusses the chilling implications of the Supreme Court ruling that equates sex with biological sex. Aubrey Allegretti, Chief Political Correspondent for The Times, analyzes the Labour government's responses and internal conflicts surrounding trans rights. They dive into the emotional toll on the trans community, the drive for clearer legal frameworks, and the nuanced dialogue needed for safer, more inclusive spaces. The conversation reveals the complexities at the intersection of rights, safety, and identity.

Aubrey Allegretti, Chief Political Correspondent for The Times, shares insights into Elon Musk's surprising sway over UK politics. He discusses Musk's pointed critiques of figures like Keir Starmer and Jess Phillips, particularly amid the grooming scandal. The conversation uncovers how Musk’s tweets ignite debates on serious social issues, shifting focus from essential domestic matters. Allegretti also analyzes the backlash Musk faces in Europe, highlighting the complexities of modern political discourse shaped by social media.

Joining the discussion are George Greenwood, an investigations reporter for The Times with expertise on royal finances, and Aubrey Allegretti, the chief political correspondent specializing in Westminster politics. They dissect the King’s controversial decision to strip Prince Andrew of his titles and evict him from Royal Lodge. The conversation highlights unprecedented parliamentary pressure, public outrage over lease revelations, and potential calls for greater transparency in royal finances, igniting debates on accountability within the monarchy.

Joined by Gabriel Pogrund, Whitehall editor at The Sunday Times, Mehreen Khan, Economics editor at The Times, and Aubrey Allegretti, Chief political correspondent at The Times, the trio dives into pressing issues confronting Labour. They discuss scandalous ministerial changes shaking the government, the sluggish economy haunted by inflation, and the soaring small-boat crossings challenging asylum laws. Will these crises derail Keir Starmer’s leadership and reshape Labour’s future? Tune in for their insightful analyses!

Aubrey Allegretti, Chief Political Correspondent for The Times, takes listeners on a deep dive into the challenges facing Reform UK as they ride a wave of rising popularity. With Nigel Farage playing the PM card, Allegretti reveals alarming internal issues like infighting and failed governance in councils. The discussion covers the party's struggles with migration rhetoric and the public's perception of their controversial policies. Tune in for insights on whether Reform is genuinely ready for power amid internal turmoil and external scrutiny.