Danny Shaw

Isabel Hardman, Assistant Editor of The Spectator, and Danny Shaw, former adviser to Yvette Cooper, dive into the Labour Party's evolving stance on immigration. They discuss Keir Starmer’s controversial comments and the backlash from both left and right. The duo highlights internal tensions brewing among Labour members over Starmer's potential shift towards appeasing right-wing narratives. They also contrast the data-driven strategies of Yvette Cooper with Starmer's political rhetoric, raising concerns about the implications for future elections.

In this engaging dialogue, UK home affairs correspondent Daniel Sandford shares his insights on the civil unrest gripping England and the legal repercussions facing over 100 suspects. Former advisor Danny Shaw dives into the complexities of charging rioters with terrorism offenses and the broader implications for public safety. The conversation also touches on Kamala Harris's unexpected choice of running mate, blending tension from current events with lighter political discourse. Their expertise sheds light on the severe challenges within the judicial system during these tumultuous times.

Danny Shaw, a former advisor to Yvette Cooper, discusses the tragic Southport knife attack and the systemic failures that allowed the perpetrator, already flagged for radicalization, to slip through the cracks. He examines the political fallout, including Keir Starmer’s promise for a public inquiry, and addresses claims of a cover-up. The conversation also delves into the challenges of balancing transparency in high-profile cases amid legal constraints, and the need for reform in intervention strategies for at-risk youth to prevent future violence.