Political editor Andrew Marr and associate editor Hannah Barnes analyze Biden's exit, Harris's VP dynamics, Labour's challenges, and government's plans. Topics include campaign strategies, leadership roles, immigration dilemmas, media's role in politics, and the need for a mature media response.

Political commentators Hannah Barnes and Rachel Cunliffe discuss Keir Starmer's 'honeymoon' period, Labour's stance on China, and surprises in the new parliament. They explore UK-China relations, Starmer's leadership, and the diversity of new MPs.

Sustainability correspondent Megan Kenyon joins hosts to discuss Labour's 'Great British Energy' initiative aiming for clean power by 2023. They explore funding, challenges in renewable energy projects, and balancing local opposition with environmental goals. Also, insights on Labour's energy policy decisions and highlights from the New Statesman Magazine.

Political commentator George Eaton and Rachel Cunliffe analyze Keir Starmer's ambitious legislative agenda revealed in the King's speech. They discuss Labour's economic focus, radical employment rights bill, devolution of powers, House of Lords reforms, Rishi Sunak's initiative, and legislative measures proposed by the new government.

Exploring the impact of ADHD in the criminal justice system, the podcast discusses late diagnosis, repeated prison sentences, and the need for improved care. Guests share stories of challenges faced by individuals with ADHD in prisons and advocate for early intervention and support to prevent reoffending.

Political commentator Andrew Marr discusses the hypothetical scenario of a successful Trump assassination attempt. They cover the impact of political violence, JD Vance's loyalty to Trump, and the turmoil in the Welsh Labour government. The conversation also touches on the intersection of religion, politics, and society.

Trump loyalists blame Democrats for attempted assassination of former President. How should Dems respond? Discussion on political violence, conspiracy theories, and strategies for Democrats to regain control. Analysis of recent shooting incident involving Trump and impact on political narrative. Assessing Biden's infrastructure legislation and its perception among voters.

Labour's growth strategy aims to differentiate from Boris Johnson's 'levelling up'. They discuss rising star Labour MPs, impact of government plans on personal finances, and how polling affects election results.

Rachel Cunliffe and Freddie Hayward discuss the Conservative party's chaotic leadership contest, internal dynamics, leaked remarks, and challenges with unity. They dissect Rishi Sunak's role, Suella Braviman's controversy, and gender-questioning children debate.

The podcast discusses Keir Starmer's diplomatic visit to the US, his plans for defense spending, and the importance of global affairs in defining his era. It also explores Labour's challenges in navigating international conflicts and the significance of building bridges in foreign policy.