Vishnu Padmanabhan

Matthew Holehouse, British politics correspondent, and Vishnu Padmanabhan, Asia correspondent, dive into the struggles of Britain's Labour government in its first year. They dissect the party's failure to meet public expectations and internal strife affecting its unity. The discussion shifts to Bangladesh's political unrest post-Sheikh Hasina, shedding light on the new challenges under interim leadership. They also explore the luxury car market, contrasting Ferrari's success with the struggles of other automakers, particularly in transitioning to electric vehicles.

Don Wineland, China business and finance editor, discusses Xiaomi’s rapid growth into the electric vehicle market and the potential challenges it faces internationally. Kenley Salmon brings insights on the resurfacing diplomatic relations between Britain and Argentina as they navigate historical tensions over the Falkland Islands. Vishnu Padmanabhan highlights the significant rise of women's sports, emphasizing the record-breaking ticket sales and media attention, while also addressing the ongoing disparities with men's events.

Matthew Holhouse, British politics correspondent; Vishnu Padmanabhan, Asia correspondent; and Tom Lee-Devlin, Business editor, delve into the Labour government's struggles in its first year, marked by policy failures and waning public support. They analyze internal conflicts within Labour alongside significant global events in Bangladesh, highlighting the political upheaval and youth activism. The discussion also touches on Ferrari's remarkable market resilience and challenges as it transitions to electric vehicles, questioning the balance of exclusivity and sustainability.