Party Games

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin dissect the only full-on debate of the election campaign. Who won? Did anyone? Did it make any difference to the outcome? Also, big business backs the Tories, Labour demand action on food banks, and for the first time we spin the Wheel of Coalition.

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin dissect the only full-on debate of the election campaign. Who won? Did anyone? Did it make any difference to the outcome? Also, big business backs the Tories, Labour demand action on food banks, and for the first time we spin the Wheel of Coalition.

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin dissect the only full-on debate of the election campaign. Who won? Did anyone? Did it make any difference to the outcome? Also, big business backs the Tories, Labour demand action on food banks, and for the first time we spin the Wheel of Coalition.

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin discuss the first big TV clash of the election campaign between David Cameron and Ed Miliband, meet the UKIP campaigners who think they could win power in 2020, and ask just what is it about John Bercow that so annoys the Conservatives? Comments/questions -- head to twitter.com/paulosbourne Theme music: "Rhythm Thinking" by Jared C. Balogh (www.alteredstateofmine.net)-- who certainly doesn't endorse any political views you may encounter...

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin discuss the first big TV clash of the election campaign between David Cameron and Ed Miliband, meet the UKIP campaigners who think they could win power in 2020, and ask just what is it about John Bercow that so annoys the Conservatives? Comments/questions -- head to twitter.com/paulosbourne Theme music: "Rhythm Thinking" by Jared C. Balogh (www.alteredstateofmine.net)-- who certainly doesn't endorse any political views you may encounter...

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin discuss the first big TV clash of the election campaign between David Cameron and Ed Miliband, meet the UKIP campaigners who think they could win power in 2020, and ask just what is it about John Bercow that so annoys the Conservatives? Comments/questions -- head to twitter.com/paulosbourne Theme music: "Rhythm Thinking" by Jared C. Balogh (www.alteredstateofmine.net)-- who certainly doesn't endorse any political views you may encounter...