Former Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May discusses her regrets as Home Secretary, abuse of power in the United Kingdom, including the Hillsborough disaster and Windrush scandal, the influence of media, and the importance of public service.

Former U.K. Prime Ministers Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and Liz Truss discuss the challenges faced by the Conservative Party. The upcoming general election, economic turmoil post-Brexit, healthcare, and job security are key topics. Projections show Labour Party led by Keir Starmer likely to win. Host Martine Powers and Washington Post's Bill Booth analyze the decline of the Conservative Party and potential next British prime minister.

Former Prime Minister Theresa May joins a debate on the controversial pregnancy drug Primodos. Wiz Wharton shares her story of rebuilding her life after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Journalist Raf Nicholson discusses the gender pay gap in cricket umpiring. A tribute is made to Bletchley Park codebreaker Margaret Betts.

Former Prime Minister Theresa May discusses the abuse of power in politics, the Hillsborough tragedy, the need for swift action in healthcare, the challenges of Brexit, domestic and international abuse of power, breaking Covid rules, and the importance of serving the powerless

BBC's parliamentary correspondent Mark D'Arcy discusses the chaotic Brexit debates in the UK Parliament, highlighting the controversial characters like Prime Minister Theresa May and House of Commons Speaker John Bercow. The podcast explores the challenges, delays, and emotional impact of Brexit on British politics, societal divisions, legal challenges, parliamentary debates, and the struggles faced by the Prime Minister in passing a significant Brexit deal amidst opposition and uncertainty.