Henna and Stefan sit down to talk about Gordon Brown's collaboration with HOPE not hate and the IPPR to stop a no deal Brexit from the bottom-up. Then Stefan heads over to Portcullis House to speak to Bridget Phillipson about why she decided to join the fight against Brexit, frustrating stereotypes about 'The North' and how to make the Labour party the best version of itself.

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In this week's extra show, Progress interim director Stephanie Lloyd sits down with Stella Creasy to talk about her fight to extend abortion access to the women of Northern Ireland, going public about her miscarriage and Donald Trump's racist comments about 'The Squad'.

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Wednesday was one of the darkest days in the history of the Labour party. In this week’s review show acting director Stephanie Lloyd and events manager Katie Curtis discuss the Panorama programme on antisemitism in the party. They take an in depth look at the issues that came out of the programme, the party’s response and what needs to happen next; we need to start dealing deeds not words.

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A bumper show: in part one Stefan sits down with Alison and Stephanie in Alison's podcast *suite* to talk about the impact of the recent world cup, who's funding the Conservative candidates and what that says about them, Labour's NDA row and the return of Rory Stewart.

In part two, Henna sits down with Fahmida Rahman from the Resolution Foundation to talk about intergenerational fairness, and where the baby boomers are hiding all the money.

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*Tory leadership donations: who's really backing Boris Johnson

*Association of Accounting Technicians' take down of Johnson's tax plan

*Justin Madders on why we need an independent complaints procedure

*'The generation of poverty': the Resolution Foundation report

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Henna speaks to Ally and Stephanie about their world record breaking trip to France over the weekend, why Ally is combatting hunger with #makingendsmeet, and why we desperately need an independent complaints process. PLUS Stefan speaks to Stephen Doughty MP about (amongst more important things) Cardiff City FC, Europe, and big tech.

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*Take action on Chris Williamson

*How to watch the Women's World Cup

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Stefan Rollnick sits down with Darren Jones MP, convenor of the Future Britain Group, to talk about what it's like to be the first Darren elected to parliament, why the Future Britain Group is important, and what a Green New Deal would actually look like.

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Henna and Stefan are joined by Ally and Oli Dugmore, head of news and politics at JOE to discuss political communication in the era of the dank meme, whether anyone but Boris can sink his chances of becoming prime minister, and whether anything will have changed in the Year 3000. 

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*Matthew Goodwin on the European elections

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