Rob Hutton

Rob Hutton, a Parliamentary sketch writer and author, dives into the shifting persona of Robert Jenrick within the Conservative Party. Hutton critiques Jenrick's transformation from moderate to far-right, questioning his political motivations and potential alliances. They discuss the ethical implications of his immigration rhetoric and the party's recent struggles with inclusivity and relevance. The conversation also highlights the complex relationship between the Tories and non-white voters, all while navigating the turbulent waters of contemporary UK politics.

Rob Hutton and Duncan Weldon, hosts of the War Movie Theatre podcast, dive into the 1962 classic 'The Longest Day.' They evaluate its historical accuracy and discuss the film's star-studded cast. Reflecting on the 80th anniversary of D-Day, they share personal anecdotes and insights on how war films shape narratives of masculinity and collective memory. The conversation touches on the production's lavish budget and the emotional weight of iconic scenes, blending reverence with humor as they explore the complexities of depicting warfare in cinema.

Regular guests Jonn Elledge and Rob Hutton join host Andrew Harrison in a speculative journey exploring a hypothetical Tory election win. They discuss the aftermath, challenges for Labour, Tory policies on Rwanda and national service, struggles with housing promises, and the nightmare scenario of enduring Tory failures for four more years.