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This week's Murnaghan podcast comes to you from the heart of the Labour conference in Liverpool. Following Jeremy Corbyn's landslide victory in the Labour leadership election we hear from Seema Malhotra MP, the former Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury who resigned during the summer coup, and to the shadow Chancellor, Lord McDonnell MP, who remained loyal to Mr Corbyn throughout the leadership election.
As debate over Theresa May's grammar schools proposal continues we also hear from Cabinet Minister and Chairman of the Conservative Party Sir Patrick McLoughlin, ahead of his own party's conference next weekend.
As usual, we have a team of top political pundits to discuss this week’s news – Lucy Fisher, Senior Political Correspondent at the Times; Helen Pidd, North of England Editor at the Guardian and Jason Beatie, Political Editor at the Daily Mirror.
And finally, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump prepare to go head-to-head in the first U.S. Presidential Debate tomorrow night, we hear from the former adviser to President George W Bush, Dr Pippa Malmgren, and the American comedian Erich McElroy, whose acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe show about the campaign - Electile Dysfunction - is now coming to London.
All on this week's Murnaghan podcast.
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By Sky News PoliticsThis week's Murnaghan podcast comes to you from the heart of the Labour conference in Liverpool. Following Jeremy Corbyn's landslide victory in the Labour leadership election we hear from Seema Malhotra MP, the former Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury who resigned during the summer coup, and to the shadow Chancellor, Lord McDonnell MP, who remained loyal to Mr Corbyn throughout the leadership election.
As debate over Theresa May's grammar schools proposal continues we also hear from Cabinet Minister and Chairman of the Conservative Party Sir Patrick McLoughlin, ahead of his own party's conference next weekend.
As usual, we have a team of top political pundits to discuss this week’s news – Lucy Fisher, Senior Political Correspondent at the Times; Helen Pidd, North of England Editor at the Guardian and Jason Beatie, Political Editor at the Daily Mirror.
And finally, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump prepare to go head-to-head in the first U.S. Presidential Debate tomorrow night, we hear from the former adviser to President George W Bush, Dr Pippa Malmgren, and the American comedian Erich McElroy, whose acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe show about the campaign - Electile Dysfunction - is now coming to London.
All on this week's Murnaghan podcast.