Peter Walker

Peter Walker, a senior political correspondent at The Guardian, joins to analyze the implications of Trump’s tariff threats over Greenland. He discusses Keir Starmer's measured response, emphasizing the UK’s reluctance to escalate tensions with the US. Walker contrasts this with the EU's more aggressive stance and highlights the economic panic such tariffs could incite in the UK. The conversation also touches on NATO's significance amidst these trade disputes and the efforts of international leaders to calm Trump during summits in Davos.

Peter Walker, Senior political correspondent at The Guardian, dives into the recent influx of former Conservatives joining Reform UK. He discusses the party's rising popularity in polls and its strategic candidate positioning. Walker highlights high-profile defections, including Robert Jenrick's controversial shift, and speculates on potential future exits from the Tories. He evaluates the risks of Reform losing its outsider status and the implications of a possible Tory-Reform alliance, while shedding light on the evolving state of UK politics.

Peter Walker, Senior political correspondent at The Guardian, unpacks the clash between Starmer and Burnham and its implications for Labour leadership. He explains why Burnham tried for Gorton and whether the seat was winnable. He breaks down internal manoeuvres, electoral risks from Reform and Greens, and what the showdown reveals about factional tensions and leadership perception.

Peter Walker, Senior political correspondent at The Guardian, dives into Shabana Mahmood's impactful rise as Home Secretary. He explores her immigrant roots and how her Oxford background shapes her political identity. The discussion highlights her vocal pro-Palestine stance and her challenges in tackling prison reform. Walker also examines her priorities, including migration and modern slavery, and considers the potential implications of her appointment for Labour’s immigration policies. Tune in for a nuanced analysis!

Geraldine McKelvey, a Guardian field reporter, provides firsthand insights from the chaotic inaugural conference of Your Party in Liverpool, expressing delegates' frustrations over organization. Peter Walker, the Guardian's senior political correspondent, discusses deep-rooted divisions and factionalism within the party. Delegates express their grievances on issues like Gaza and austerity, while debates swirl around leadership models. The future remains uncertain as they weigh potential pacts and electoral strategies amidst internal strife.