Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke's surprising defection to Labour is discussed, along with Rachel Reeves' contentious exchange with her. Topics include the implications for both parties, Astra Zeneca's vaccine withdrawal, and vaccine hesitancy. The episode also touches on rare vaccine side effects, public perception, and historical vaccine hesitancy factors.

Former frontbencher Natalie Elphicke criticizes Labour for admitting her, calling for readmission of Diane Abbott and Jeremy Corbyn. Discussion on Labour's strategy, Biden potentially halting arms sales to Israel, and political dynamics at Eurovision. Topics include immigrant perspectives, blame dynamics in protests, and complexities of supporting Israel amidst ceasefire negotiations.

Former Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke's lobbying scandal, Israel's military operation, and Terry Wogan at Eurovision are discussed by Laura and Paddy. Also, foreign policy controversies, UK arms exports, accountability, student protests, and the challenges of hosting a multinational event are explored in this engaging podcast.

Newest Labour MP, Natalie Elphicke, joins Keir Starmer to discuss Labour's plan for a new Border Security Command to stop small boats crossing the channel. The podcast also covers the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest final with discussions on protests, controversies, and the acts to look forward to.

Natalie Elphicke, unveiled by Keir Starmer, discusses UK's exit from recession and economic growth. Keir Starmer's speech on Labour's plans to stop the boats and the comparison between Labour and Tory migration policies are debated. The podcast explores UK economic performance, potential election, and Labour's stance on asylum system reform.