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The podcast discusses Britain's sewage problem, revealing that raw sewage is released into waterways by design. It highlights the lack of data on sewage spillage, the need for a sewage system map, and the alternative sewage treatment techniques used in Copenhagen. The hosts also express concern about the UK's reluctance to invest in innovative solutions and the potential for future crises.

Israeli and Palestinian peace advocates, Rami Elhanan and Bassam Aramin, share their stories of grief and friendship. Qatar's role in hostage negotiations and the potential for peace if there is a pause in bombing Gaza is discussed.

A discussion on Rishi Sunak's first year as Prime Minister, including his record and electability. Insights from Katy Balls, Rachel Cunliffe, and Andrew Lansley. The challenges and successes of his first year, pursuing unpopular but necessary actions, and the future of the next parliament, reshuffles, and red wall seats.

The podcast discusses the experiences of pregnant women in prison, exploring their lack of support, isolation, and inhumane treatment. It also highlights the risks and tragic consequences faced by pregnant women, such as the story of Isha Cleary. The chapter emphasizes the need for alternatives to imprisonment and the delay in addressing the needs of women in prison.

Controversy surrounds chants of 'jihad' at pro-Palestinian rally in London. Questions arise about hate crime laws. Discussion on the extremist group Hizb ut-Tahrir and why it has not been banned in the UK. Challenges faced by police officers during protests. Implications of non-violent Islamist activism. History, associations, and challenges in banning the group Hisb ut-Tahrir. Examination of organization's growth, impact, and stance towards Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Labour's hopes ahead of the next general election have been bolstered after historic wins in the Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire by-elections.The double victory saw huge Conservative majorities overturned, with more than a 20 percent swing away from the Tories in both constituencies. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has used a rare Oval Office address to urge Americans to remember the country's role as "a beacon to the world" as he seeks Congress support for a $100bn aid package to Israel and Ukraine. Niall Paterson speaks to chief political correspondent Jon Craig to discuss if the national mood of Britain can be read from the results of the latest by-elections. He's also joined by Sky's defence and security analyst Michael Clarke to talk about the influence of an increased US military presence in the Middle East, and what might be the impact for Israel and Ukraine if the cash isn't approved.Senior podcast producer: Annie Joyce Podcast producer: Sydney Pead Interviews producer: Melissa Tutesigensi Promotion producer: David Chipakupaku Editor: Wendy Parker

Benjamin Netanyahu, former Israeli Prime Minister, discusses the possibility of an Israeli ground invasion in Gaza. Topics include challenges of urban warfare, dealing with underground tunnels, dynamics of attacking and defending forces, and geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East.

Conflicting claims surround the Gaza hospital explosion, with challenges in verifying information. Reporting difficulties and the reliance on social media for news are highlighted. The attack on the hospital has wider implications for the Arab Street and the potential involvement of Hezbollah. The significance of the blast in shaping the conflict narrative and maintaining moral high ground is explored. A family shares their terrifying experience during a missile attack.

Sky's chief political correspondent, Jon Craig, discusses the significance of by-elections and potential general election outcomes. Highlights include upcoming by-elections in Tamworth and Mid-Bedfordshire, the Labour Party's defeat in the Uxbridge by-election, and personal anecdotes covering various UK by-elections.

Scott Walker, a highly experienced kidnap for ransom negotiator, discusses the hostage situation in Gaza and efforts to bring them back. The podcast also explores the impact of Joe Biden's visit to Israel on the conflict. Topics include hostage conditions, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, diplomatic efforts, President Biden's visit, military deployment, challenges for Joe Biden, trauma faced by families, options for dealing with the situation, and the power of hope.