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Recent riots in the UK highlighted the dangerous impact of misinformation regarding a suspect's identity. The discussion weaves through the COVID era's rise of disinformation, revealing how it fueled public dissent. The Conservative leadership race brings humor and insight as candidates are analyzed amid political drama. Tensions within the media are scrutinized, particularly regarding high-profile investigations and ethical dilemmas. Plus, the complexities of immigration policy and its political ramifications are unpacked, showcasing the ever-evolving landscape of UK politics.

Discussions range from Joe Biden's withdrawal and support for Kamala Harris to analyzing her image in American politics. The podcast explores the theatrics of political events, considerations for running mates from swing states, and the Lucy Letby case's uncertainties.

Discussions on the aftermath of the recent UK election, political figures' reactions, shifting dynamics in Britain's political landscape, challenges facing new MPs, government appointments, justice issues, housing policy conflicts, and the debate on refurbishing Parliament

Nigel Farage satirically discusses numbers, government control, and British heritage in a pre-election special. Humorous take on global figures included.

Join Ian Hislop, Adam Macqueen, Helen Lewis, Matt Muir, and Andrew Hunter Murray in a lively discussion on digital political advertising, Conservatives' gambling issues, Nigel Farage, and the British Invasion of American newsrooms. Delve into the impact of online ads on elections, connections between MPs and gambling industry, and right-wing newspapers advocating tactical voting against Farage. Explore the intersection of British and American journalism, diversity in leadership, and challenges in reaching younger audiences.

Exploring political strategies, media influence, and election anecdotes. Discussing closing murder loopholes, airtime equity challenges, and voter categories. Insightful quizzes on historical elections and funny stories about candidates. Encouraging magazine subscriptions and featuring AI service and maintenance product ads.

Ian Hislop reveals the winner of the 2024 Paul Foot Award live from BAFTA. Discussions on delayed justice in investigative journalism, representation in awards, and overlooked issues in political discourse. Acceptance speech emphasizes single justice procedure reform and addressing broken justice system. Advocacy for change through journalistic campaigns and hope for impactful activism.

Rebecca Thomas investigates failures in the UK's mental health system, highlighting the transfer of hospital ownership to Active Care Group and patient complaints. The podcast discusses challenges in mental health care, including mistreatment, underfunding, and the need for improved oversight. It also explores the complexities of inspecting psychiatric patient units and successful campaign outcomes for children's mental health coverage.

Journalists Paul Caruana Galizia and Antonia Cundy discuss their investigation into the allegations of sexual assault against Crispin Odey, shedding light on the challenges faced in reporting sensitive stories. They explore the repercussions of the news story on Odey's business and the FCA's probe into Odey Asset Management's mishandling of sexual harassment complaints.

Lewis McBlane from the Northern Scot discusses the 80-year campaign to dual the A96 road, the Scottish government's failed promises, challenges in road infrastructure, and the persistent efforts of campaigners for a successful resolution in the future.