In this episode of the podcast we speak to Farah London, mayoral candidate in the capital’s elections this May. She accuses Sadiq Khan of letting the city down during the pandemic, outlines how she believes the city’s air pollution can be quickly addressed, and argues that the city would be better served by a non-partisan...

This week we discuss the great EU vaccine debacle, the GameStop stock mania, and shenanigans at Handforth Parish Council. Those seeking informed legal commentary on parish councils should consult David Allen Green. Joining us is our lack of authority. Image based on Roast Gammon, January 2017 by Janes Charlesworth

This week we discuss the benefits scandal that has led the Dutch government to resign, the inauguration of US president Joe Biden, and whether the four lads meme is an example of middle class snobbery. Joining us is Turi Fiorito – Dutchman, EU policy expert and map junkie. Image based on Donald Trump meets Mark...

This week we discuss the storming of the US Capitol by a band of miscreants, the new Covid-19 restrictions, and the small matter of our exit from the European Union. Joining us isn’t a white guy dressed as a shaman, although we were tempted. Image based on Storming of the United States Capitol, January 2021...

Rounding off a year that everyone agrees was thoroughly enjoyable, we present to you the inaugural Right Dishonourable awards. Join us to discuss the greatest blunderer, biggest political opportunist, most cancel-worthy, biggest loser, most dishonourable person, and our hopes for the future. Thanks to all our listeners for tuning in over the past year. We...

This week we discuss how Boris Johnson cancelled Christmas, waste and grift within Britain’s Covid-related procurements, and Liz Truss’s identity politics switcheroo. Joining us is the season of ill will. Image based on Boris Johnson, September 2017 by Arno Mikkor

This week we discuss Kay Burley’s lockdown-breaking birthday bash, the regulatory backlash facing Big Tech, and the Keira Bell case’s impact on the use of puberty blockers. Image based on Kay Burley, May 2010 by Ben Sutherland

This week we relive the joys of 2019 with a will-they-won’t-they Brexit discussion on the latest deal, talk about the impending repeal of the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act, and struggle to name a single active footballer. Joining us is Jazza’s undying support for Arsenal. Image based on Revealing Brexit documents, December 2019 by Jeremy Corbyn

This week we’re discussing the extent to which vaccines will take us back to the old normal, Suzanne Moore’s exit from the Guardian, and whether we can predict the next decade of history. Joining us is Jazza’s cracked crystal ball. Image based on Cat, August 2011 by Artis Logins

This week we discuss the survival of Priti ‘Bully’ Patel as home secretary, French president Emmanuel Macron’s march against Islamism, and prime minister Boris Johnson slagging off devolution. Joining us is a croissant. Image based on Priti Patel, March 2017 by Bond