
Laura Kuenssberg
Chief political correspondent and broadcaster with extensive experience covering UK politics; serves as one of Newscast's main presenters guiding political analysis and interviews.
Top 10 podcasts with Laura Kuenssberg
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Oct 1, 2025 • 36min
Michelle Mone + The PPE Fine
Laura Kuenssberg, a Senior BBC political correspondent, dives into the controversial £122m damages ruling against PPE MedPro, linked to Michelle Mone, revealing insights from her interviews with the key players. Emma Vardy discusses her undercover investigation at Charing Cross police station, uncovering shocking evidence of racism and misogyny among officers. Daniel De Simone analyzes the implications of these findings on police accountability and leadership, highlighting the need for systemic change in policing culture.

May 22, 2024 • 40min
Electioncast: IT’S ON!
Laura Kuenssberg joins the podcast to discuss the UK General Election announcement for 4th July. Topics include speculation, economic implications, football excitement, political dynamics in Surrey, energy cuts, and reflections on political engagement.

Sep 3, 2023 • 24min
The Costs of Crumbly Concrete and THAT Piers Morgan Answer
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".

Oct 1, 2025 • 30min
Michelle Mone and the Covid PPE scandal
Laura Kuenssberg, a seasoned political journalist, dives into the scandal surrounding Michelle Mone's PPE Medpro, revealing details of their controversial interview and the hefty damages awarded. Georgina Hayes, a BBC reporter focused on housing, outlines transformative changes in the Housing (Scotland) Bill, including new rules for pet ownership and decorating in rented homes. She also explains the implications of local rent control zones and discusses the reactions from landlords and tenants regarding the 6% rent cap.

Jun 13, 2024 • 45min
Electioncast: The Labour Manifesto
BBC journalist Laura Kuenssberg and Jo Coburn discuss Labour's manifesto focusing on economy and stability. Teleri Glyn Jones covers Plaid Cymru's manifesto. They explore the impact of Vote Reform Bots and the challenges faced by politicians during election campaigns.

May 3, 2024 • 37min
Local Electioncast! The Results (part 2…)
Laura Kuenssberg, Chris Mason, and Faisal Islam discuss the local election results, including Ben Houchen's victory in Tees Valley and Labour's wins in key councils. They analyze the Conservative party's mood post-election, Labour's strategic victories, and the impact of economic factors on voting patterns. The podcast also explores the Liberal Democrats' campaigning strategy in southern England and the influence of personal branding in local elections.

May 3, 2024 • 46min
Local Electioncast! The Results (part 1…)
Laura Kuenssberg, Chris Mason, Alex Forsyth, Henry Zeffman, and Professor John Curtice discuss the local election results, highlighting Labour gains in various councils and winning the Blackpool South by-election. They analyze the impact on the Conservative party, potential leadership changes, and upcoming mayoral contests. The podcast delves into party performances, voter sentiment shifts, and strategic debates within political parties.

Dec 9, 2023 • 20min
Ukraine in ‘mortal danger’ without aid: First Lady Zelenska with Laura in Kyiv
Ukraine's First Lady warns of 'mortal danger' without aid, discussing humanitarian situation and challenges faced by schools. Concerns over withdrawal of Western support and Putin's gain. Challenges among key public figures, including criticism of President Zelensky. Conservative party turmoil, resignation of Robert Genrek. Lighthearted conversation about airplane experience and upcoming events for Rishi Sunak.

Sep 8, 2020 • 35min
Safe Six
BBC journalists Laura Kuenssberg, Fergus Walsh, Branwen Jeffreys, and Nick Eardley discuss the new restrictions on social gatherings in England due to rising COVID-19 cases. Topics include public compliance, Brexit impact, government resignations over Brexit agreements, implications for international law, rising cases in Bolton, challenges in hospitals and universities, and the importance of honoring international agreements.

Jul 21, 2020 • 32min
The Russia Report
Laura Kuenssberg, Steve Rosenberg, and Bill Browder discuss the delayed Russia report, highlighting UK government's underestimation of the Russian threat. They delve into Russian interference in UK democracy, connections between Conservative donors and Putin, wealthy Russians manipulating money flow, and Russian influence on UK lawmakers. The podcast also covers the Portland protests, election dynamics, and the cultural significance of Afro beats music.


