Jeremy Vine

Jeremy Vine, a prominent broadcaster, shares his legal battles over online abuse, highlighting the urgent need for better criminal protections. He discusses the emotional toll of trolling and his resolve to continue his broadcasting career. Jacqueline Maley from the Sydney Morning Herald delves into the challenges of covering the Bondi Beach attack, emphasizing the complexities of verifying sensitive content amidst community tensions. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the evolving media landscape and its implications for journalism.

Join Jeremy Vine, a versatile English broadcaster and journalist, as he navigates the complexities of global politics. He discusses the UK's response to Trump’s tariffs and the looming challenges for globalization. The conversation delves into the tensions between Labour MPs and Israel, and the urgent need for enhanced online safety for youth. Vine also addresses the intricate balancing act of UK-USA relations in light of potential political shifts, emphasizing the importance of understanding digital influences on young people's mental health.

Labour's historic double by-election win is analyzed and reacted to in this live podcast. The topics discussed include statistical quirks in the results, the impact on the Conservative party, Labour's poll lead and planning system reform, the political landscape of Tamworth and Mid-Bedfordshire, and the significance of recent by-elections. The delay in declaring the election result and the potential timing for a general election are also discussed, along with reflections on the impact of the by-elections on politics.