After our long summer break we are back to discuss all the happenings from Inside SW1! Hosts Malcolm Clarke and Carl Quilliam discuss Labour's doom and gloom and ask if Keir Starmer needs to rediscover his smile(!), we discuss the Conservative leadership election and we discuss the US Presidential election.

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Welcome back to the Inside SW1 Podcast where hosts Carl Quilliam and Malcolm Clarke take you through the political news of the week. This week we discuss the first week for new MPs, whether President Joe Biden should stand aside in the Democratic nominee race due to his recent public performances, full prisons and abuse during the General Election campaign being called out by candidates.

Hosts Carl Quilliam and Malcolm Clarke analyse the General Election results in full. We consider the various subplots including the performance of the Liberal Democrats, Jeremy Corbyn, Reform and the transfer of power.

With one week to go before the General Election, hosts Malcolm Clarke and Carl Quilliam discuss whether the election has gone on for too long and whether this is the weirdest election ever. We cover Angela Rayner's 'Super Mario' video shared by Conservative's X account and their campaigning in general. We also cover Karl Turner's bizarre 'con-dom' exchange with a voter in Hull before discussing the Ed Davey campaigning strategy. We finish off discussing gamblegate, a tory election agent being assaulted on the doorstep, a Labour member being arrested, and the final Keir vs Rishi TV Debate. All in an hour!

This week host Carl Quilliam and co-host Malcolm Clarke discuss the election as it plods into another week. We discuss trust in politics, all things General Election and the betting scandals faced by the Conservatives.

We are back after a short hiatus and welcome back! This week we discuss the TV debate between the wannabe PM's Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer. We also discuss the return of Nigel Farage and party selections.

This week co-hosts Carl Qulliam and Malcolm Clarke discuss the decision of the Bank of England not to increase interest rates, we discuss the West Midlands and London Mayoral results, the appointment of new Scotland First Minister John Swinney MSP and the defections from Conservative to Labour of Dr Dan Poulter and Natalie Elphike MP.

In this weeks local election special hosts Malcolm Clarke and Carl Quilliam analyse the local election results and discuss how good or bad it is for Labour and Conservatives. We also discuss the resignation of (former) First Minister Humza Yousef and the immediate political future of the SNP.

In this week’s packed show Carl Quilliam chairs a discussion with co-host Malcolm Clarke where we cover a range of topics including the collapse of the SNP coalition with the Scottish Green Party, the Labour pledge to renationalise passenger services, the Lib Dem MP who doesn’t have the Midas touch with her expenses and FOIs that reveal more council workers are on the sick. We finish with a discussion on abuse of councillors.

Please take a moment to subscribe to our Inside SW1 Podcast and we hope you tune in next week. New podcasts are published at 5.00pm on Fridays (GMT). We are proud to have our podcast hosted on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts and TuneIn. You can email us during the week at [email protected] and we are now on X, formerly known as Twitter, @SW1Pod, so please give us a follow! Thanks for listening.

Welcome back to the Inside SW1 Podcast with hosts Malcolm Clarke and Carl Quilliam. This week we discuss the surreal allegations surrounding Flyde MP Mark Menzies, followed by discussion about Liz Truss, the new Generation Smoking Ban and much more.