सर्वश्रेष्ठ New Statesman पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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How Reform UK found £50billion down the back of the sofa 32:09

19h ago32:09

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Nigel Farage and Richard Tice have been playing good cop bad cop today in Merthyr Tydfil, not launching Reform UK's manifesto, but the party's "contract". The pitch contains some dramatic pledges and mathematical gymnastics. Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor. Sign up to the New Statesman's dai…

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Why is Jeremy Hunt love bombing affluent voters in Surrey? 23:09

4d ago23:09

23:09

On today's episode of listener questions: How many of them 2019 manifesto commitments have been met?; Who will be the biggest name to lose their seat?; If Jeremy Corbyn wins as an independent, assuming he'd like to continue to sit with old allies, could he sit on the government benches?; Is there a reason why D-Day is a bigger deal than eg Boris st…

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Money Money Money (Keir Starmer's version) 32:23

4d ago32:23

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In the words of ABBA, and Keir Starmer, Money Money Money - the Labour leader announced this morning in Manchester that wealth creation was the ‘number one priority’ for the party. Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor, and senior editor George Eaton to analyse the final manifesto's of the week fr…

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The Conservatives are headed for a "superdefeat" 25:25

2h ago25:25

25:25

Grant Shapps has said that Labour could be on course for a “supermajority”, perhaps a more accurate way of viewing it is that the Conservatives are on course for a "superdefeat". But if the Tory vote crashes the votes aren't necessarily going to Labour, so how will they be split? Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by senior data journalist …

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Andrew Marr: Could Tory tax cuts hurt the poorest? 26:05

6d ago26:05

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It's Tory manifesto Tuesday and the party is leading with pledges to make homes more affordable for first time buyers as well as a fresh new batch of tax cuts. But where is the money coming from to afford this? When the Conservatives say "welfare reform", what exactly do they mean? Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by political editor Andr…

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Does the Lib Dem manifesto add up? 30:45

7d ago30:45

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It's manifesto week! It's week three of the election campaign and parties are set to deliver their manifestos in the coming days. This was kicked off today with the launch of the Lib Dem manifesto. So what have they pledged? Do the numbers add up? And does it really matter if they don't? The team also discuss what's been happening politically over …

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Has Rishi Sunak just destroyed his own campaign? 16:26

10d ago16:26

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Freddie, Ben and podcast newcomer Finn McRedmond answer listener questions. By deserting the D-day commemorations, Rishi Sunak has dealt his own campaign a massive blow and handed Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage explosive attack lines. In this special election edition of You Ask Us, the team answer your questions about the threat to the Conservatives…

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Who really holds power on the left? 22:37

12d ago22:37

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The most powerful person on the left of British politics is not Keir Starmer. So who is it? This week the New Statesman published the 2024 Left Power List, which ranks the 50 most influential people in British politics. George Eaton edited the list and joins Hannah Barnes and Freddie Hayward on the New Statesman podcast to discuss who's up, who's d…

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Who's going to win the "£2,000" debate? 34:34

13d ago34:34

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Starmer and Sunak went head to head for the first time last night in their TV debate. Did we learn anything new? Not particularly. But the story dominating the headlines today is Sunak's claim that people would pay around £2,000 more in tax if Labour wins the election. He said that figure had been calculated by "independent Treasury officials". Sta…

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Andrew Marr: “Reform means game over for the Conservatives” 23:52

13d ago23:52

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Nigel Farage is back ... what does this mean for the Conservatives and the future of the right in Britain? The team also discuss the Lib Dems pledge for social care, and why the main two parties refuse to talk about this issue which is affecting a high proportion of the electorate. Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by political editor Andr…

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Why Starmer needs to embrace nuclear weapons now 23:44

14d ago23:44

23:44

Labour have launched their defence plans, leading with their 'triple lock' which focuses on nuclear submarines and a constant at sea deterrent for the UK. Does this departure from Labour's 2016 stance represent a change in the party or a change in the state of global affairs? Meanwhile, today the Conservatives have focused their energy on the Equal…

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Has Rishi Sunak made a big mistake? 26:16

18d ago26:16

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Could the Conservatives become the third party? Is Ed Davey being too frivolous? Has Rishi Sunak made a huge mistake? And why do we still talk about older people like they're the Second World War generation? Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor, and Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, answer listener questions and give their campaign h…

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Is Labour purging the left of the party? 23:12

19d ago23:12

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One week down, five to go. The Diane Abbott row continues to be a tricky thorn in Keir Starmer's side, and in the past 24 hours there have been more reports that candidates and MPs have been barred from standing. Is this a purge on the left of the party? Hannah Barnes, associate editor, and Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor, also discuss …

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Labour's grand mishandling of the Diane Abbott row 22:43

20d ago22:43

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Today Labour announced some bold plans for the NHS, stating that they would clear the Tory backlog in their first time. However this has been completely overshadowed by the mishandling of Diane Abbott's position in the party. This morning, Abbott, who has served as Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington since being elected in 1987, has ann…

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Andrew Marr: "The Conservatives have fallen apart" 19:52

21d ago19:52

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For the next six weeks we’re bringing you new episodes every weekday, with updates on the party campaigns, reaction from around the UK and the best polling analysis with our experts. Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by Andrew Marr, political editor, and Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, to discuss the developments over the busy ba…

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Political ads are embracing legal loopholes and playing dirty 22:36

21d ago22:36

22:36

Political advertising in the UK has been a largely regulated space, that us up until about a decade ago. Historically, political advertising has been banned from broadcast aside from a small allotted period of time in the run up to an election. However, as the times are-a-changin, and technology and advertising formats have evolved, political parti…

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Will Farage get a job with Trump? Why can't the water companies go bankrupt? 22:20

24d ago22:20

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On Monday we published an investigation by business editor Will Dunn into England's water and sewage crisis. Will joins Hannah Barnes, associate editor, and Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, on this episode of You Ask Us to answer some listener questions on the water companies. The team also give their 90:50:10 predictions for this year in …

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Rishi Sunak has already given up 36:58

25d ago36:58

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After a day of increasing speculation, Rishi Sunak called the next general election which will take place on the 4th of July. Sadly, for him, he was almost drowned by the pouring rain, and drowned out by the pounding of D:Ream's ‘Things Can Only Get Better', the song widely known as Labour's 1997 anthem. To kick of the New Statesman's general elect…

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"Heat or eat": how to help millions in fuel poverty | sponsored 24:55

26d ago24:55

24:55

Fuel poverty is on the rise with millions of households in England having to choose whether to “heat or eat”. Last year, the Government estimated almost 9 million households could be classed as “fuel poor”. This means that, after housing costs, more than 10 per cent of their household income would be spent on heating. Covid supply disruptions and t…

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The Great Stink: how England came to swim in sewage 34:26

28d ago34:26

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The sea is no longer safe to swim in, tomatoes are growing on beaches from seeds in undigested human faeces, and rivers are awash with pig’s blood. When did everything start to go wrong, and who bears the brunt of this grotesque responsibility? The Great Stink by Will Dunn is this week’s cover story and you can find it here Hosted on Acast. See aca…

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Are there any Tory MPs Labour wouldn't welcome? 30:56

1M ago30:56

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It's a defection listener questions special. We’ve had lots of questions come in this week about defection, prompted by the surprise and somewhat contentious defection of the once Conservative MP for Dover and Deal, Natalie Elphicke, to Labour last week. To help guide us through Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined in the studio by Rachel Cun…

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Will Starmer stick to his pledges? 21:16

1M ago21:16

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This morning Keir Starmer has laid out six key pledges for a Labour government, should they win power this election year. So what is the Labour leader promising, and will those promises be kept? Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined on the New Statesman podcast by Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, and George Eaton, senior editor. Hoste…

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Hilary Cass: "Do I regret doing it? Absolutely not" 1:01:44

1M ago1:01:44

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Just over a month ago Dr Hilary Cass published her landmark review of gender identity services for children and young people. In her last UK media interview before her team wrap up, she spoke to the New Statesman about the four years it took to compile and complete the review, as well as the reflections she’s had since it was published and criticis…

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Who would want Rishi Sunak's job now? 11:34

1M ago11:34

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Are any Tories desperate enough to take over as Prime Minister? In our listener questions episode, You Ask Us, Rachel Cunliffe, George Eaton and Freddie Hayward answer your questions on whether any Conservative MPs would really want to take over as PM before the next election, and how on earth they will explain Britain's failing economy during the …

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Defeat and defection: Tories are down bad 20:17

1M ago20:17

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The longer the Conservatives hang on, the worse it gets. Last week Rishi Sunak lost 474 councillors, the constituency of Blackpool south, and Andy Street’s West Midlands mayoral. And yesterday things went from bad to worse for Sunak with a surprise defection to Labour from Natalie Elphicke MP for Dover and Deal. The Conservatives can’t seem to esca…

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How Reform UK found £50billion down the back of the sofa 32:09

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Why is Jeremy Hunt love bombing affluent voters in Surrey? 23:09

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Money Money Money (Keir Starmer's version) 32:23

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The Conservatives are headed for a "superdefeat" 25:25

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Andrew Marr: Could Tory tax cuts hurt the poorest? 26:05

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Does the Lib Dem manifesto add up? 30:45

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Has Rishi Sunak just destroyed his own campaign? 16:26

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Who really holds power on the left? 22:37

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Who's going to win the "£2,000" debate? 34:34

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Andrew Marr: “Reform means game over for the Conservatives” 23:52

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Why Starmer needs to embrace nuclear weapons now 23:44

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Has Rishi Sunak made a big mistake? 26:16

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Is Labour purging the left of the party? 23:12

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Labour's grand mishandling of the Diane Abbott row 22:43

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Andrew Marr: "The Conservatives have fallen apart" 19:52

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Political ads are embracing legal loopholes and playing dirty 22:36

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Will Farage get a job with Trump? Why can't the water companies go bankrupt? 22:20

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Rishi Sunak has already given up 36:58

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"Heat or eat": how to help millions in fuel poverty | sponsored 24:55

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The Great Stink: how England came to swim in sewage 34:26

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Are there any Tory MPs Labour wouldn't welcome? 30:56

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Will Starmer stick to his pledges? 21:16

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Hilary Cass: "Do I regret doing it? Absolutely not" 1:01:44

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Who would want Rishi Sunak's job now? 11:34

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Defeat and defection: Tories are down bad 20:17

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