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The podcast currently has 19 episodes available.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has begun 2022 in an uncertain position. A string of allegations around lockdown parties has dealt significant damage to his leadership. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by Polis Analysts Harry and Cameron to discuss these turbulent recent weeks in Parliament.
For the first time in months, Labour are ahead of the Conservatives in the polls. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by Polis Analysts Harry and Cameron to look at the UK election polls, by-elections results and what they indicate for the state of both parties.
COP26 has kicked off today as world leaders (or most of them anyway!) come together in Glasgow to find a way forward to tackle climate change. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by special guest Alexander Baker and Jaye Seargent to discuss what COP26 is all about, why it matters and how we can expect the summit to unfold.Alex is a consultant at an international political consultancy with a focus on U.K. politics and international affairs. Jaye Seargent is a senior analyst at Polis covering climate issues and works for a leading international organisation.
The UK has just had party conference season and rumours are swirling of the next election being brought forward. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by Polis’ Head of Digital Harry Trelawny to look at the UK election polls, the state of the parties, and why all this matters worldwide.
Next May, voters in France will decide whether they stick with President Macron or ditch him for one of the many other likely candidates in the running. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by Polis’ Head of Content Anne Caroline to cover who the runners and riders are in the election, why the vote matters and what the current polls are revealing.
Democracy in countries in Central America is on the brink. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by Latin America Analyst Fergus Fishburn to discuss what is happening in Central American politics and its consequences for citizens both in the region and the wider world.
Germans recently voted in national elections to determine the next government and who will place the longstanding Chancellor Angela Merkel. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by special guest Phil Hackemann, a German politician and journalist. They discuss the election result, its impact for Europe and the wider world, and who is likely to be the next Chancellor of Germany.
Fake news presents a real threat to the health of both citizens and democracy. Our Founder Thomas Barton is joined by Lead Editor Geremia Lizier-Zmudzinski to discuss the impact of fake news and the potential solutions to protect societies from misinformation.
Support for independence is alive and well in Scotland while increasingly brewing in Wales. Thomas Barton is joined by Polis researchers Cameron and Harry, and special guest Patrick from Gordon Brown’s office to discuss the United Kingdom’ future.
The podcast currently has 19 episodes available.