Not Another One

By Steve Richards, Miranda Green, Tim Montgomerie and Iain MartinNews Politics

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December 20, 2024 Our Review of 2024
The team take differing views on the epic politics of 2024, with the help of Jess Phillips and Mel Stride. Plus festive wine tips from Iain and leading critic Will Lyons.

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1 hr 8 min
December 14, 2024 Can Keir Starmer secure ‘a better Brexit’?
Keir Starmer has spent much time meeting EU leaders …but will better relations lead to a better Brexit deal? Should Starmer be more ambitious and rejoin the customs union and the single market? What would happen if he tried?
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39 min
December 13, 2024 Does Rachel Reeves have a coherent economic policy ?
In her budget Rachel Reeves argued that investment leads to growth… but this week she demanded big savings from each department..is she a big public spender or a miserly chancellor? Does she know who she is as a chancellor seeking economic growth?
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45 min
December 07, 2024 Do Prime Ministerial resets and relaunches work?
Keir Starmer attempted to reset the government this week after a bumpy start to his spell in power. But do these exercises - a relaunch speech with a list of goals - make any difference? Our team discuss the history of the reset and look back at what happened when parties went further and changed leader.
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48 min
December 06, 2024 Can Reform smash the old parties and win?
Tim Montgomerie explains why he has defected from the Conservative party to Reform. Will the Farage surge continue and sweep him into power or will it fade away? Our team discuss the Reform leader and how the other parties will respond.
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50 min
November 30, 2024 How long will the age of the populist outsider last?
For more than a decade politics has been defined by the rise of the outsider, in the US with Trump and his supporters and in the UK with Brexit and much more. Our team ask whether this trend has peaked. Or is there more to come? What is behind voter alienation? Is it all about migration or is there more going on? What’s the role of technology?
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37 min
November 29, 2024 What will be the impact of record migration figures?
Labour and Reform have attacked the previous government for introducing an “open borders” immigration policy. Net migration in the year up to the summer of 2023 was more than 900k. What is the likely political impact? And who is right?

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40 min
November 23, 2024 What’s the point of a Deputy Prime Minister?
In the light of John Prescott’s death and the outpouring of tributes across the political spectrum we explore the role of the deputy in politics, from Clement Attlee to Willie Whitelaw to Michael Heseltine to Nick Clegg to Angela Rayner.
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41 min
November 22, 2024 Assisted Dying Bill - Yes or No?
Fleetingly we become MPs and declare how we would vote in next week’s potentially historic debate, while reflecting on the unusual politics around the Bill. Plus, is the economy heading for another deep crisis?
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43 min
November 15, 2024 Trump the sequel: what will he do?
Captured at a live recording in Glasgow the team delve deep. What are we to make of the new president’s appointments? And how wobbly is Keir Starmer’s administration?
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1 hr 2 min

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