This episode of the Right Dishonourable podcast was recorded live last weekend, looking at the Black Lives Matter protests, China’s anti-sedition law in Hong Kong, and Twitter’s cheeky fact-checking of the Trumpster. You can listen to this via the usual podcast channels or on the YouTube video below. Audio quality is not what it might...

Following chief advisor Dominic Cummings unprecedented press conference we organise our own press conference, albeit without a garden, fold-out barbecue table or the, er, press. We will be doing a livestream at 8pm UK time on Sunday 31 March. Keep an eye on our Twitter feeds for more information. Image: People’s Vote March, Demonic Cummings...

This week we discuss whether the heroic teaching profession should be called on to do their duty for queen and country, rate Sir Keir Starmer’s virtual PMQs banter, and discuss Adele’s new look (Is this right? – Ed). Joining us is the patented Covid-19 diet, for a leaner, meaner you! Image based on Unhelpful high...

This week we discuss Dominic Cummings outrageous participation in scientific meetings, perverting the course of all right-thinking expertise etc. We then turn to Donald Trump’s advocacy for a bleach-based diet, and finish off with what Jeff Goldblum said about Islam on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Joining us is Jazza’s squeamishness about criticising religions that aren’t Christianity....

This week we discuss the Times’ allegation that Boris Johnson is a workshy scoundrel, Freddie Sayers’ chin, and why working from home is great. Joining us is an exceptional work ethic. Image based on Fifa 14 tournament, March 2014 by Paf

This week we discuss Taiwan’s approach to the coronavirus, Starmer Chameleon’s new shadow cabinet, and whether Rishi really is that Dishy. Joining us is Sir Keir’s chin. Image based on Official portrait of Rishi Sunak

After relating our experiences of coping under the coronavirus-induced British police state, we discuss the end days of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership, and the prospects for his then likely (now confirmed) successor Keir Starmer. Joining us is the ultimate boy’s dress sense. Image: Rallying in Bristol, December 2019 by Jeremy Corbyn

This week on the podcast we discuss the Covid-19 coronavirus (see also Chinese/Wuhan virus), whether it will kill off the old men running to be US president, and the RuPaul’s Drag Race catfishing scandal. Joining us is a mountain of bog roll. Image credit: All Done, November 2011 by Tatiana Vdb

Returning for the new decade, we take a look at Tracy Brabin’s shoulder, Boris Johnson’s bridge, and Phillip Schofield’s closet. Image based on Lamb Shoulder Chop, October 2019 by Ted Eytan

In the final podcast of the year we discuss the results of the general election, the defenestration of the Lib Dems’ Jo Swinson, the future of Labour without Jeremy Corbyn, and the prospects of Boris Johnson’s Conservative government. Joining us is the ghost of the yearly round-up we recorded then lost.