Off The Fence

Boris Johnson faces more allegations of corruption involving US model Jennifer Arcuri after he endorsed her for a CEO position controlling public funds. Callum Cant talks about his new book 'Riding For Deliveroo' exploring platform capitalism and strike action in the gig economy from new and radical trade unions. Extinction Rebellion kick off two weeks of global protests and plan to bring Westminster to a standstill.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill and Callum Cant

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Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament gets cancelled. Jeremy Corbyn outlines new policies on creating a publicly funded drugs company. Labour conference sees the party pass key votes on Brexit policy and a radical policy to tackle the climate crisis: a Green New Deal.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill and Riley Quinn

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The third day of Labour conference sees the party debate and vote on contradictory motions outlining their stance in a future second Brexit referendum. Johnson faces allegations of corruption on reports he gave public funds a friend.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Michael Walker

Boris Johnson's took a trip to a children's ward for a photo opportunity, but ended up being shouted at by a distressed father of a sick 7 day old baby. We discuss the media response to events as well as the Liberal Democrat's recent conference.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

Scottish Courts have found Boris Johnson's Proroguing of parliament was unlawful, and now questions are being asked as to whether or not he misled the queen. Tom Watson comes out with a plan to break the Brexit deadlock which has no details and doesn't make sense, while the Lib Dems pretend revoking A50 and forgetting about Brexit entirely is a plan with no problems. And President Trump fires his warhawk advisor John Bolton.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

Boris Johnson's first proper week as prime minister has been a disaster, seeing him lose his parliamentary majority, lose control of Brexit and lose his Brother from supporting his leadership.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

Jo Swinson previously ruled out co-operating with Jeremy Corbyn in order to stop a no-deal Brexit. She's now demanding that Corbyn step aside for another figure to become prime minister following a successful no-confidence vote in confidence in Boris Johnson's government.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

A general election is on the horizon with a likely vote of no-confidence in Boris Johnson's government this September. How would Labour take on a Johnson campaign, and how would the entire time period be framed with a no-deal Brexit looming? Meanwhile, talk of a government of national unity seems to be aiming to create a situation to divide the country further.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

The Tory leadership election rolls on through two shambolic live televised debates. New centrist party Change UK continue their descent into irrelevance with a split and another name change.

Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill