One year into his premiership, Rishi Sunak's leadership of the Tory party is examined, discussing his approach, achievements, and challenges. The potential reshuffle of Sunak's cabinet, the influence of right-wing newspapers, and speculating on the next election are also intriguing topics discussed.

Ben Riley-Smith, Political Editor with experience in Kyiv, shares insights on Russia's counterattack strategy in the Kursk region. He, alongside Defence Associate Editor Dominic Nicholls and Assistant Comment Editor Francis Dearnley, discusses the intense battlefield dynamics and the implications for both Russia and Ukraine. The trio delves into military assistance from Western nations, highlighting discussions around potential Storm Shadow missile deployments and the complex diplomacy surrounding Ukraine's path to peace amidst ongoing conflict.

Steve Richards, a sharp political commentator, joins author Ben Riley-Smith, who delves into the rise and fall of the Conservative Government from 2010 to 2024. They dissect Rishi Sunak's risky decision to call an early election despite poor polling, unraveling the internal turmoil within the party. Their discussion highlights the mishaps of a campaign misjudging significant national events and the chaos that ensued during leadership changes. The episode reveals the media's powerful role and the struggles within the Tory party to redefine its future.