Andrew Marr, a prominent political commentator, and George Eaton, a political journalist, dive into the tangled web of political funding and its impact on British elections. They discuss recent controversies surrounding transparency and hypocrisy in the Labour Party, sparking debate on the effects of funding on working-class voters. The duo also tackles radical policies proposed by the Labour government, and the complexities surrounding Lebanon's right to self-defense amidst regional tensions, revealing the shifting dynamics of party politics.

George Eaton, Senior Editor at The New Statesman, and Rachel Cunliffe, Associate Political Editor, delve into Elon Musk's potential influence on Reform UK. They explore the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, highlighting the critical need for tracking missing and homeschooled children to enhance safety. Additionally, they discuss how super donors like Musk may shape UK electoral strategies and the complex political landscape influenced by fluctuating party support and accountability in public services.

Join George Eaton, Senior Editor at the New Statesman, and Katie Stallard, a Washington-based journalist covering US politics, as they dissect the aftermath of Trump’s electoral success. They explore how his presidency has influenced UK political dynamics, from populism’s rise to the challenges of gender disparities. The duo examines economic implications of a possible second Trump term and reflects on the disillusionment of younger voters, questioning how these factors shape the future of left-wing politics in the UK.

Nicola Sturgeon, the former First Minister of Scotland, critiques Boris Johnson's memoir, calling it 'gut-wrenching' and 'craven.' She highlights the inconsistencies in his narrative, especially regarding his COVID leadership. George Eaton and Rachel Cunliffe delve into the recent chaos in the Conservative Party's leadership race, spotlighting candidates Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick. They examine the implications of Keir Starmer's team shake-up and how it shapes future political dynamics in the UK.

Join Rachel Cunliffe, political commentator, alongside veteran journalist Andrew Marr, editor George Eaton, and former foreign affairs correspondent Katie Stallard. They dive into the unexpected vibrant energy at the Conservative Party's conference, despite recent electoral setbacks. The group discusses the party's optimism facing challenges, the importance of the upcoming vice presidential debate, and how voter priorities like the economy may overshadow issues of electoral integrity. A blend of humor and insight offers a lively perspective on current politics.

Hannah Barnes, an associate editor known for her political insights, teams up with Andrew Marr, a seasoned political editor, and George Eaton, a senior editor focused on political analysis. They dive into the upcoming Labour Party Conference, discussing the importance of crafting a compelling narrative amidst distractions like free clothes and leadership salaries. The trio tackles the housing crisis and scrutinizes controversies over party donations, as well as the public perception challenges surrounding Sue Grey's role and compensation, highlighting the complexities of modern politics.

Andrew Marr, a seasoned political commentator, and journalist George Eaton join Hannah Barnes to dissect the fallout from Chancellor Rachel Reeves' controversial cuts to winter fuel payments. Marr argues the decision has eroded morale and raised doubts about Reeves' political acumen. They also delve into Keir Starmer's recent speech at the TUC, the Labour party's struggle with voter discontent, and the balancing act between workers' rights and business needs in a changing political landscape.

Rachel Cunliffe, an associate editor known for her insights on cultural and political intersections, joins senior editor George Eaton to explore the cultural revival sparked by Oasis' reunion. They discuss the band’s influence on Cool Britannia and its ties to New Labour in the 90s. The duo also tackles ethics surrounding former MPs' post-political careers and sentimentality among fans for Oasis. With anticipation building for the band’s return, they reflect on the emotional bonds fans share and the lasting impact of Britpop on British identity.

Rachel Cunliffe, an associate political editor, and George Eaton, a senior editor, unpack the looming economic challenges as Keir Starmer hints at a painful budget for Labour. They discuss the possibility of austerity's return, highlighting the delicate balance the party must strike between addressing past Conservative failures and maintaining voter trust. The conversation touches on public sector pay disputes, tax strategies amidst a cost of living crisis, and the political responses to upcoming fiscal policies, painting a vivid picture of the current political atmosphere.

Hannah Barnes, a commentator on immigration policies, and George Eaton, a political analyst, dive into the crucial debate on Labour's immigration strategy. They explore whether Keir Starmer will soften the party's stance to appeal to voters or stick to a more hawkish approach. The duo discusses shifts in the electorate as the next election approaches, addressing the impact of tactical voting and smaller parties. They emphasize the importance of reframing immigration narratives and the potential challenges of vote fragmentation in British electoral politics.