Danny Savage

Danny Savage, a BBC News correspondent reporting live from Manchester, shares harrowing details about a terrorist attack at a synagogue on Yom Kippur, highlighting swift police action and community fears. Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party, discusses the political ramifications, emphasizing solidarity against rising antisemitism. He advocates for deeper societal conversations over mere policy reactions, while outlining ambitious plans for addressing the cost of living and climate crisis, and promoting fairer taxation.

Danny Savage, a BBC correspondent, shares gripping details from the scene of the Manchester synagogue attack, revealing complex layers of community grief and police actions. Jane Green, Director at the Nuffield Politics Research Centre, analyzes the Labour conference, discussing Keir Starmer's focus on reform and the party's struggle to connect with voters on economic issues. They also explore Kemi Badenoch's controversial pledge to repeal climate legislation, shedding light on the political climate and cultural divides shaping current debates.

Joining the discussion are Justin Webb, host of Americast, sharing his expertise on American politics, and Caitríona Perry, a US Chief presenter, offering crucial updates on political events. They delve into the chaotic legal battle over Trump’s tariffs and its implications for the economy and his political standing. Danny Savage reports on a serious incident at a Liverpool celebration, detailing the legal ramifications for the charged driver. This whirlwind of topics reveals not only the intricacies of American politics but also the human side of current events.