In the wake of the release of the Mandelson files we take a quick journey through the mind of a modern day Sun Tzu, and learn that the sure-fire way to rescue Starmer's ailing premiership is to start winning rather than losing. We also melt our brains gazing into the abyss of Tony Blair's latest rare intervention, whose suggestions are to do more AI, ID cards and north sea oil. Frankly we're sick to death of the guy.

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We're joined this week by car fan and understander Victoria Scott to debate the finer points of blasting down British country roads, as well as where roads and the potholes that hate them come from. But before we got to that, we also discussed how to hack the planet by politely asking the Abominable Intelligence, as well as speed limits for e-scooters unless your pizza delivery will take 30 minutes or more wherein they hit 999999% speed.

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What's the most ridiculous terrorist threat you could think of? If you said "hydration" then you clearly watched the same terrible films as Jamie did in the 90s. It's cultural committee time once again, as we watch 1992's straight to video Pierce Brosnan vehicle Live Wire.

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In what is perhaps the closest this podcast has ever come to releasing a raw audio file, your stoic hosts endure the scalding British atmosphere to discuss the scaldingly racist atmosphere at Tommy Robinson's coked up rally. We also bring you another Labour update as the competitors for the premiership take their marks, as well as Rachel Reeves' latest plan to pull their failing party out of the toilet. David rounds out the episode by reading us a modern-day forums moderator meltdown, as well as Reading Directly From The Book via a landlord newsletter website.

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It's Meltdown May and your beloved cohosts are in the throes of heat madness plus Rob is on holiday so we've reached into the vault to bring you this episode about fake robits.

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It's time for the change that needs changing at the top of the Labour Party. Only not quite because everyone needs to mill about a bit and psych themselves up first. Also America's richest kings are in China to do business, whatever form of terrible hallucinating robot that might take. Finally, we read an article that explains exactly why the most right wing government of our lifetimes is secretly communist. Spoiler alert: it's because they're not racist enough for Telegraph writers.

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Student of Why Labour is Like This Phil McDuff joins us as we wade through the predictably hilarious fallout from the 2026 Local Elections. Plaid, GPEW and, sadly, Reform all had a pretty good night all told. But there was still plenty of fruitless political flailing to be seen in Keir Starmer's AI-generated speech to save his career, as well as the hapless buffoon(s) who intended to challenge his leadership.

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David has been wronged in some way by Alasdair, and therefore made him and Jamie (re)watch the latest and greatest Star Wars film. Sinan also joins us as we descend into madness. This is JJ Abrams' badly written world and we are all trapped here.

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This year's local elections are about to be upon us, so we thought we would sit down with our good friend Sinan to look at where all the players currently sit, only to discover that Labour and the Tories both appear to have started smoking the cigars they used to try and kill Castro. We also learn about Dr. Eggman's latest innovation in getting the computer to stop lying.

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We report on partyliament, where the fun never stops - at least until some brutal killjoy dares to ask "why does everyone voting to make our laws smell like a pub carpet?" at which point the music stops and the knives come out. Also we read an article about the terrifying scourge of left wing political violence, written by a man who knows less than nothing about anything.

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