Jess Phillips, a Labour MP and author known for her candid political discourse, dives into recent unrest in the UK, touching on issues of racism and societal divides. She humorously highlights the disconnect between politics and everyday life experiences. Phillips champions systemic NHS reforms, emphasizing the role of immigrant labor and the necessity for enhanced women's safety in policy-making. She also advocates for shared childcare responsibilities, challenging outdated notions, and underscores the importance of bridging political ideologies for societal progress.

Beth Rigby, Jess Phillips, and Ruth Davidson discuss key policies unveiled, speech by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and whether the election campaign has started. Jess Phillips celebrates a win with an amendment on banning arrested MPs from Parliament. Plus, they receive a listener email about Swiss food.

Jess Phillips, Home Office minister, discusses the rising violence against women and girls in England and Wales, with an estimated 2 million victims yearly. They also talk about the closing of Bibby Stockholm, the Strictly Come Dancing scandal, and JD Vance. Plus, political updates from Adam and Chris on the week so far.

Labour MP Jess Phillips joins the hosts to discuss Angela Rayner's tax controversy, Iran's attack on Israel, Sunak's anti-smoking legislation, and the need for Diane Abbott to get the whip back. Liz Truss is labeled the villain, while Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham gets praise for standing up to sexism. Songwriting tips for Megan Thee Stallion are also shared.

Discussion on Rishi Sunak's leadership amidst rumors of a Tory coup and delays in Rwanda legislation. Speculation on outcomes of local elections for Sunak. Comparison to Irish PM Leo Varadkar's resignation timing. Politicians addressing listener question on avoiding answering questions. Chaotic atmosphere in Parliament and humorous stories of encounters with Hollywood stars shared.