Keir Starmer discusses political events of the week, including Cameron restoration, Rwanda plan, Gaza situation, and division within Labour Party. Tension around Labour Party policy on fossil fuel industry and target of achieving 100% clean power by 2030. Reshuffle and David Cameron's involvement. Conflict between Israel and Gaza and repercussions within Labour Party. Labour MP suspension and tension in communities.

Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, discusses the tough realities his government faces, including the need for unpopular decisions to drive change. Health Secretary Wes Streeting advocates for private sector involvement to tackle NHS waiting lists, highlighting potential reforms in the healthcare system. They also address the balance between political accountability and public optimism, while exploring listener stories that illustrate the complexities of NHS challenges. Plus, a lighthearted moment featuring the new feline residents of Downing Street adds charm to the serious discussions.

Sir Keir Starmer, Leader of the Labour Party in Britain, discusses the challenges of leading a newly elected Labour government, including growing the economy, repairing Britain's reputation, and the quick transition of power. The podcast delves into British politics post-election, the government's growth plans, tax challenges, and the potential impact on Britain's reputation on the global stage.

Penny Mordaunt accuses Keir Starmer of lacking courage, while Starmer discusses his visit to The Hague to tackle the small boats crisis. A debate ensues regarding treating people smugglers as terrorists and the fear of becoming a dumping ground for migrants. Mitt Romney's retirement from the US Senate prompts a discussion on US politics and his role as a presidential candidate.

Sir Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, discusses football governance, nation-state ownership, legal disputes, and fan experience in the podcast. Topics include thrilling football matches between Turkey and Georgia, Portugal's tactical plays, upcoming Germany vs Hungary and Croatia vs Albania matches, and the significance of transparent club ownership and fan consultation in football governance.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer discusses the party's decision to abandon its £28bn green investment target. Uber's announcement of its first annual operating profit is also explored. The challenges faced by Geert Wilders in forming coalitions and Benjamin Netanyahu's rejection of Hamas' terms for a hostage deal are highlighted.

Labour leader Keir Starmer reiterates pledge to build 1.5 million homes. Discussion on Gaza's power shortage after Israel cut off electricity. Highlighting dire situation in Gaza and lack of international response. Interview about BBC's policy on the use of the word terrorist.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces a new row about antisemitism within the party, embarrassing for someone who made tackling antisemitism a priority. The podcast explores the recent suspensions, Labour's actions on antisemitism, the need for education and decisive action, the connection between criticism of Israel and antisemitism, and the pressing need for stricter measures within the party.

Join Sir Keir Starmer, the new Prime Minister of the UK, as he discusses Britain’s unwavering commitment to NATO and the crucial mission of securing digital supply chains. He highlights the alarming rise in cyber threats targeting critical national infrastructure. Starmer emphasizes the necessity of collaboration among NATO allies and the establishment of dedicated operational centers to bolster cybersecurity. His vision focuses on ensuring that the UK and its partners stand resilient against sophisticated cyber attacks.

General David Petraeus, a former CIA head, believes Putin is bluffing about red lines concerning Ukraine's weapon use. UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer discusses potential agreements with President Biden to lift restrictions on Ukraine's missile capabilities. James Waterhouse provides insights on the situation in Kyiv as these diplomatic discussions unfold. The talk highlights the importance of Ukraine's resistance and the evolving military strategies amid rising geopolitical tensions.