See you in November.

In this episode, the mic is handed to October once more while Hadyn handles the hard graft of sixth form to cover this week's ongoings, including the latest in Lebanon, Badenoch's newest ideas, and dreadful weather across the UK. All this and more in the latest episode of (Solo)political.

In this episode, Hadyn discusses Israel's latests attacks in Lebanon against Hezbollah, the newest controversy for the Labour government, and the Secret Service's not-so-secret mistakes. All while October hauls himself to uni.

As Labour take winter fuel payments away from struggling pensioners and those doing just fine, we take a look at their other big controversy, early prison releases (and its consequences), plus another attempt on Trump's life. All this and much more in this (delayed, apologies!) episode of Copolitical.

In this episode, Hadyn and October run through this week's top stories, including the Grenfell inquiry's damning final report, Jeremy Kyle's barrel-scraping defence, and a school shooting in the US. All this and more in the latest episode of Copolitical.

Violent according to him, anyway. In this epsiode we, or rather Hadyn, take you through this week's biggest news stories, ranging from Keir rebuilding relations with the EU, a protestor getting his sentence, and new proposal against punters smoking. All this and more in the latest episode of Copolitical.

Sincere apologies for the delay in upload folks!

Hadyn and October reunite after a longrunning streak of solo(political) episodes, discussing topics ranging from an interesting endorsement of Trump for President, where was best when it comes to GCSE results, and Keir Starmer's stark warning for our future. All this and more in this episode of Copolitical.

NOTE: Did I forget to cut out the 3-2-1 at the start? Yes. Am I going to take down the episode and reupload it to get rid of it? No. Apologies for the quality of this episode folks, I was in a time-crunch and very tired, should be better next week!

In the final installment of Solopolitical (for now, at least), Hadyn covers the most pressing stories from the last week. From Mpox being declared as a global concern, and hot chocolate leading to a death in a Costa Coffee, to violence and sunsets, here's this week's Copolitical.

After far too long with October turning this podcast to Solopolitical, Hadyn takes over the reigns and discusses the riots that occurred across the UK, Shamima Begum’s failed appeal to come back, and something that might damage the Trump campaign into the November election. Recorded in the French Alps, this is Copolitical on tour (and much more “back to basics” than usual).

In this episode, October gives the sole rundown of the week once more as Hadyn continues Ed Davey-ing in France. This week's episode includes Chancellor Reeves' first Commons speech on Public Spending, coverage of the riots that've broken out up the country, and drama within Olympic boxing.