In the last podcast before this week’s general election, we discuss the campaigns, the manifestos, the leaders, the bigotry, the propaganda, the polls, our votes, and the probable result. Joining us is Jazza’s impending livestream on Thursday.

This week we discuss anything but the general election. Starting with an update on the state of democracy in Hong Kong, we take a look at the Daily Mail group’s purchase of the i, and finish with a discussion of Hungary’s exodus from Eurovision. Joining us is Jimmy sounding like he’s very far away from...

This week we discuss the snappy general election, covering the cadre of blowhards trying to be prime minister, the jostling of the remain and leave alliances, and our predictions on who will win this most welcome of contests. Joining us are our increasingly shaky gut feelings.

This week we return to the Tories’ sustained ability not the deliver Brexit dead or alive, Extinction Rebellion’s commitment to disrupting Londoners’ commutes, and John Bercow’s successor – in a topic fittingly sidelined in favour of discussing the big man himself. Joining us is Richard Hyman, a leave-voting financier of conservative inclination. Image based on...

This week we discuss the “tone” in the House of Commons after its return from the prorogation that did not happen; Boris Johnson’s latest Brexit wheeze; noted walker Rory Stewart’s decision to run as an independent London mayoral candidate; and US presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren’s spat with Facebook king Mark Zuckerberg over tech monopolies. Joining...

This week we discuss Boris Johnson’s epic fail at the Supreme Court prorogation hearing, Labour’s epic fail to depose of its deputy leader Tom Watson as it rolled out an array of k-razy socialist policies, and Jazza’s discomfort about how middle class climate change protests are. Joining us are our varying levels of private school...

This week we discuss Boris Johnson’s fortnight from hell (or was it?), the Lib Dems’ vote on abolishing democracy (or are they?) and Commons speaker John Bercow’s decision to step down by October 31 (or will he?). Joining us is Bercow’s famous respect for precedent. Image based on Regius professorship lecture, November 2014 by University...

This week we talk Boris Johnson’s decision to prorogue Parliament between 9 September and 14 October. Joining us is Britain’s dusty and incomprehensible constitution. Image based on Boris Johnson’s first cabinet meeting, July 2019 by UK Prime Minister

Various proposals for a government of national remoaning, ongoing strife in Hong Kong, and Greta Thunberg’s two-week jaunt across the Atlantic are the three topics this week. Joining us is our inability to bunk off life to go chinwag with the UN. Image based on Ma Ying-jeou meets Xi Jinping in Singapore, November 2015

Prime minister Boris Johnson’s new cabinet and team, YouTube creators’ attempts to gang up on the video host, and the resignation of disgraced MP Jared O’Mara over mental health troubles are the three topics this week. Joining us is a surprisingly long production time. Image based on Prince William & Boris Johnson illegal wildlife trade,...