This week I’m answering another five questions that you’ve sent in and we’re covering a range of topics as always, from the Reform Party, and Jeff Bezos controlling The Washington Post, to Apple fighting the UK government, and Keir Starmer increasing defence spending.

Chapter:

00:36 - Can the UK’s Reform Party establish themselves as a top-two party by the next general election?

10:28 - Why is Keir Starmer prioritising defence spending over public services and foreign aid?

14:05 - Why is Jeff Bezos telling the Washington Post to focus on free markets and personal liberties?

20:10 - Why does the UK Government want access to our iPhones?

25:32 - Who’s the winner from Labour’s housing reforms?

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Produced and edited in GarageBand on iPad Pro.

Researched, written, hosted, recorded, edited, and produced by Robert Caple.

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