Tim Shipman, a journalist and author renowned for his insights into British politics, discusses the recent shifts within the Labour government. He breaks down Starmer’s latest ‘milestones’ and their significance. The conversation also dives into the potential reshaping of the civil service and the looming threat posed by the Reform Party to both Labour and the Conservatives. Shipman reveals how these political moves might impact voter confidence and the urgency of the upcoming local elections.

Tim Shipman, Chief political commentator at The Sunday Times, talks about UK politics. Topics include Boris Johnson's controversies, Rishi Sunak's challenges, and Nigel Farage's impact. They discuss Brexit, Tory power, and election blunders.

Tim Shipman, Chief Political Commentator for The Sunday Times and author of 'Out,' delves into the intricate dynamics between Boris Johnson and the Queen, revealing mixed feelings and tensions influenced by events like the prorogation of Parliament. He also reflects on the chaotic political era from 2016 to 2024, discussing Liz Truss's ideological struggles and Rishi Sunak's attempts to stabilize the Conservative Party. Shipman intertwines political insights with personal touches, including his literary aspirations for a political espionage novel.

Tim Shipman, chief political commentator at The Sunday Times and author of "Out: How Brexit Got Done and the Tories Were Undone," delves into the chaotic landscape of British politics. He critiques leadership failures among Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, and Rishi Sunak, emphasizing the need for strategic planning. Shipman also compares the leadership styles of five Tory prime ministers, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. Lastly, he examines the uncertain future of the Conservative Party amid ongoing internal strife and upcoming electoral challenges.

Tim Shipman, the Sunday Times' chief political commentator, joins comedian Ria Lina to dissect the latest antics from Prime Minister's Questions. They humorously critique Rishi Sunak's unexpected endurance as leader and Keir Starmer’s adherence to his script. The duo navigates pressing topics like the £22 billion deficit, food security challenges, and the complexities of political accountability. With clever observations and sharp wit, they explore the dynamics of PMQs and the tension between humor and serious governance.

In this episode, Tim Shipman and William Hague discuss the recent UK election landslide, touching on Labour's Gaza stance backlash, Reform party's emergence, and Tory defeat turned catastrophe. They explore the shifts in British politics and potential collaborations post-election for a captivating political analysis.

Former British politician William Hague, journalist Tim Shipman, and pollster Peter Kellner join the podcast to discuss the anticipation and reactions to the historic election night. They provide insights into the exit polls, result dissection, and upcoming comprehensive analysis.

Tim Shipman, Chief political commentator at The Sunday Times, dives into the inner workings of Westminster and the turbulent politics of the last decade. He discusses the decision-making processes, varying accounts of events, and the unique factors that led to the outcome of Brexit. Shipman's insights shed light on the complexities of British politics and the key figures involved in shaping the Brexit referendum.

Tim Shipman, Sunday Times’ chief political commentator, discusses the tears, plots, and mating porcupines of Brexit. He shares insights on the turbulent years of British politics, the challenges faced by Theresa May, and the behind-the-scenes tactics of key figures like Johnson and Cummings.

Recorded at the BBC Radio Theatre, his week Andy Zaltzman was joined by Elis James, Olga Koch, Tim Shipman and Shaparak Khorsandi to look at the situation in Ukraine, and how the cream of British politics are dealing with the delicate situation; we looks at the Met Police, in a week that the Met Police are looking at Prince Charles, and in a (possible) world first, we have an audio-only picture round!Hosted by Andy Zaltzman Chairs script by Andy Zaltzman Additional Material from Alice Fraser, Catherine Brinkworth, Ken Cheng and Rajiv Karia Production Co-ordinators: Katie Baum & Caroline Barlow Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxThe Producer is Gwyn Rhys Davies, and it is a BBC Studios Production.