Henry Zeffman, Chief political correspondent for BBC News, and Jonathan Reynolds, Secretary of State for Business and Trade, dive into Keir Starmer's 'Plan for Change', highlighting six critical milestones for the economy and public services. They discuss the feasibility of these ambitious targets, the significance of real household income, and the importance of political accountability. The conversation also touches on balancing clean energy goals with infrastructure needs, while a lighthearted chat about holiday films adds a festive twist to the serious topics.

BBC's political expert Alex Forsyth and political analyst Henry Zeffman discuss the upcoming local elections, their impact on the political landscape, and the excitement of 'rolling psephological fun'. They delve into council numbers, election types, and strategic decisions of political parties.

BBC political chief correspondent Laura Kuenssberg discusses her interview with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt regarding the crumbly concrete crisis and the government's response. The podcast also covers her exchange with Piers Morgan, where he denies involvement in phone hacking and calls Prince Harry a "shameless hypocrite".

James Landale, BBC Diplomatic Correspondent, discusses why Israel is launching airstrikes in Syria, examining the history between the two nations. Mina Al-Lami, a Jihadist Media expert, analyzes how instability could benefit extremist groups like ISIS. Henry Zeffman, the Chief Political Correspondent, sheds light on the UK's political response amidst a spending review aimed at government efficiency. Their discussions highlight the shifting dynamics of power in the Middle East and the far-reaching implications for both regional and UK politics.

In this engaging discussion, BBC political journalist Henry Zeffman sheds light on Russia's massive missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, described by President Zelensky as devastating. He analyzes the geopolitical implications of these strikes and their impact on U.S. support for Ukraine amidst potential shifts in foreign policy. The conversation also touches on the broader challenges faced by the Labour Party, highlighting tensions within its ranks and public perception issues, making for a riveting blend of politics and international relations.

Henry Zeffman, BBC chief political correspondent, probes whether weight loss drugs could assist the unemployed in returning to work. Joining him are Professor Giles Yeo, a geneticist researching appetite and obesity, and Katherine Jenner, director of the Obesity Health Alliance. They explore the implications of weight loss medications like semaglutide in an aging society and discuss the need for a comprehensive approach to health policy and equitable healthcare distribution.

Daniel De Simone, an Investigations Correspondent, and Henry Zeffman, a Chief Political Correspondent, delve into the recent riots in the UK, exploring who orchestrated them and the role of far-right groups. They highlight the chaotic mix of opportunists and extremists involved, revealing the lack of organized leadership within these movements. Additionally, the discussion covers the implications for public finances and the challenges the Labour government faces in managing budget cuts amid social unrest.

BBC 5 Live commentator John Murray and Chief Political Correspondent Henry Zeffman discuss Gareth Southgate's resignation as England manager, reflecting on his legacy and impact on and off the pitch. They analyze his achievements, cultural challenges, and speculate on his future in football management.

BBC's chief political correspondent, Henry Zeffman, joins Kirsty and Jonelle to answer general election questions. They discuss the importance of leadership debates, tactical voting, and the reliability of polls. The episode covers the final debate significance, polling methods, and UK election campaign recaps with a focus on housing and immigration policies.

Former political advisers Henry Zeffman, Jo Tanner, and Tom Hamilton discuss the strategies and preparations politicians make for TV debates. They highlight the importance of understanding opponents' policies, tailoring responses, and navigating media coverage. Insights are shared on Boris Johnson's evolution and the challenges of the Scottish political landscape.