What do the local elections mean for Labour, national politics and the country? With Emma Burnell, Christabel Cooper and Mike Buckley. 

Mike is joined by Chris Locke from Caribou Digital to talk about the digital future of work, why we all need to respond, and what it means for Labour's policy offer. 

Mike is joined by Simon Duffy from the Centre for Welfare Reform to talk about universal basic income, how it works and how the country could benefit if it were brought in.

Mike is joined by David Harrison to talk about his new book, 'Capitalism and the Dark Forces of Time and Ignorance: Economic and Political Expectations'. The book looks at the political impact of economic crises like the 2008 financial crash, and how it shapes our current times. 

Mike is joined by commentator Emma Burnell and pollster Christabel Cooper to talk about the state of the Labour Party and UK politics at the end of 2021.

Mike is joined by Lara Parizotto and Alexandra Bulat from The3Million, who campaign for EU citizens rights in the UK post Brexit. They discuss the settlement schemes, what happens to people left out, and what we can campaign for now.

Mike is joined by Simon Duffy of the Centre for Welfare Reform to discuss the need for constitutional reform in the UK - from devolution to proportional representation, localism and more. 

Mike Buckley is joined by Nick Dearden, Director of Global Justice Now, to talk about their campaign for true global access to Covid-19 vaccines and treatments

Mike Buckley is joined by Laura Parker and Owen Winter from Labour for a New Democracy to talk about the push for Labour to adopt proportional representation as official policy at party conference. 

Join Mike Buckley, Emma Burnell and Christabel Cooper to talk about the coming Labour Conference, public opinion, the state of British politics and what Labour needs from Conference to convince voters it is a government in waiting.