Welcome back Count Binisters.

Doesn't the election seem like a long time ago?

Missing it? Well don't worry - we'll be here each week with a new episode, and there are plenty of other elections to look forward to / stand in.

In this episode Iain Lee asks some tough questions, reminisces about 'The 11 O'Clock Show', and reveals who he voted for... in 1992.

Don't forget to say lovely things about the podcast, preferably out loud, or even better in review form.

To binfinity, and beyond.

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Welcome to the first of the weekly post-election pods!

Keep your human ears here for more expert analysis of the British political system, but expect a more global perspective as we explore some of Earth's other elections - we see you USA.

In this episode Professor Rob Ford from the University of Manchester, and part of the team of psephologists responsible for the much quoted 'exit poll' talks about statistics and a very long say in the numbers 'bunker'

PLUS... some free analysis of Jimmy Anderson's final Test Match as Count Binface records part of this episode from just outside Lord's.

Enjoy

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What did Binface say to Rishi at the count?

Which radio presenter did the Count p**s off?

What is next for the leader of the Recyclons?

All is revealed in this bonus episode of Trash Talk featuring behind the scenes exclusives from the Richmond & Northallerton count.

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The polls have closed, and now... the count.

Joining Count Binface on this episode AND in Northallerton sports centre is stand-up mathematician and author Matt Parker - official stat-checker of the Count Binface campaign.

Enjoy this bonus episode - and come back for the next one... THE RESULT

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It's time for Number 10.

No no. Count Binface isn't moving into Downing Street just yet. This is episode number 10 of Trash Talk, and this is the first of three DAILY episodes as we enter the trilogy of the last day of campaigning, polling and results.

In this episode the esteemed editor of Private Eye Ian Hislop discusses his favourite whoopsies from the past six weeks and looks ahead to covering a (potential*) Labour Government.

Enjoy the episode - and remember to MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT!

*Sir Kier would like us to remind you that currently no votes have been cast. Unless you count postal votes. If you've managed to get one.

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It's Election week!

Old Binface has been all over the 'mainstream media', from a profile in The Guardian to the expert analysis of Radio 4's More or Less. More (or less) on that in the pod.

This episode is dedicated to the arts...from an appearance at the Glastonbury Festival to a brilliant interview with comedian turned musician Nitin Sawhney.

We hope you're enjoying the podcast so far... and if you don't live in the glorious constituency of Richmond & Northallerton then I'm afraid you can't vote for Count Binface in this General Election... but you CAN follow this podcast and give a 5-star rating. It's almost as good as a vote.

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Things are hotting up... and I don't just mean the weather (that sentence won't make sense 6 months from now).

Who's your money on? (Apart from a suspicious amount on a July election)

In this episode Paul Gorton from The Traitors joins us to help us identify a traitor from a faithful politician and shares the malevolent minister he and Harry would pick to join their team.

Plus we unveil a 25th Manifesto pledge and appoint a new Speaker for the House of Commons.

Here's the fun bit I have to say...

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Welcome to debate number 713 of this 2024 General Election campaign... but the only one that matters.

The BBC, Sky & ITV have all shunned old Binface - but don't worry - he's made his own.

Asking the questions is a true titan of UK news broadcasting, and one of the most popular newsreaders on Sigma IX - Simon McCoy.

PLUS... once the grilling was over Binface turned the tables and put a few questions back to Simon... see how he likes it!

Just to keep the electoral commission happy...

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EMERGENCY PODCAST

It's arrived. The Count Binface Party Manifesto for the General Election 2024.

All 24 pledges explained, and exclusively for your podcast listeners some behind the scenes audio from our market research conducted at a special charity comedy gig at the Museum of Comedy last week.

Share the manifesto on social media - @CountBinface

Legal wording:

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Welcome back to Trash Talk... with Count Binface.

With the campaign reaching the half-way point Count Binface has upped his public appearances - first at London's Museum of Comedy, and last night at the Oxford University Union... more on that in the pod.

In this episode Eliot Higgins from Bellingcat gets a suspicious visitor during the recording. As far as we know he wasn't a Russian operative... but watch this space for updates. He also tells us about election disinformation and describes American politics in the most disgusting way possible. You have been warned.

Seeing as Count Binface now running for Parliament - here's some mandatory wording:

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