Our deputy editor joins Vicky Young, Lucy Fisher, and Ailbhe Rea to discuss this week’s seismic local election results.
Our deputy editor Henry Hill discusses the early morning results on LBC.
The Shadow Justice Secretary has certainly won the hearts of the membership in our league table – but to what extent is that simply an artefact of not being in charge?
Our deputy editor debates whether there is any method to the madness of claiming that Ukraine started the war.
Our deputy editor talked to Times Radio about ‘New Orders’, his latest report published by the Adam Smith Institute.
Our deputy editor joins PoliticsHome’s ‘The Rundown’ podcast to discuss the new Shadow Cabinet.
“It’s certainly possible to look at the broad complexion and try and take a guess at where the party might go, but reasoning from that to an individual’s results is quite difficult.”
Service and leadership forged on the battlefield and honed in Parliament. Tugendhat tells us how he’d change the party he wants to lead. He also explains the issues of getting his son’s toy Viking battle axe through security at Gatwick.
Renewal, based on a party wide conversation to amplify Conservative values, but also getting stuck into Labour right away. Badenoch tells us she”ll do both, and why she’s far more fun than she is portrayed by her opponents.
Robert Jenrick explains why he’d lead a values-based shift in the Conservative Party’s position towards the “common ground”. Also – why his campaign didn’t start when he left Government, and why there is more to life than politics.
Our deputy editor and the Observer’s Sonia Sodha discuss how Labour could raise the revenue it says it needs in light of its campaign promises.
Our deputy editor joins the Institute for Government to discuss the patronage row and Rachel Reeves’ chances of kick-starting the economy.
Our deputy editor was on Times Radio talking about Joe Biden’s swansong and the Democratic National Convention.
Our Acting Editor guides listeners through every aspect of the Conservative leadership race.
Henry Hill talks to Times Radio’s Matt Chorley about the Conservative leadership contest and this week’s unedifying row between Kemi Badenoch and Suella Braverman.