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13/12/2024

Syria, Lords, Christmas - Answer The Question special

Beth, Harriet, and Ruth with their first Christmas episodes - answering your emails and voice notes. From how to modernise the House of Lords, to what the fall of the Assad regime in Syria means for women. And, who hosts the best Christmas party in Westminster? Email us at electoraldysfunction@sky.uk, post on X to @BethRigby, or send a WhatsApp voice note on 07934 200 444.

13/12/2024

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36 min
13/05/2025

Who are the gangs behind the cannabis home delivery service?

A Sky News investigation has uncovered the complex gang network using stickers on lampposts and e-bikes to expand their cannabis home delivery operation. Led by open-source intelligence (OSINT) producer Sam Doak and data and forensics correspondent Tom Cheshire, the team tried to track down and even went to the homes allegedly at the heart of a drug ring responsible for stickers found in a number of cities across the UK. On today’s episode of the Sky News Daily, listen to how the investigation exposes how dark web merchants are coming out of the shadows and into broad daylight and what are the police doing about it. Sky News contacted the National Crime Agency about our findings. They said: “Many organised crime groups selling drugs use social media and communication platforms to promote and sell their illicit produce," it said in a statement. “The NCA is working with partners across law enforcement and government to tackle drug trafficking." Producer: Emily Hulme and Emma Rae Woodhouse Editor: Philly Beaumont Extra journalism: Henry Vaughan

13/05/2025

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16 min
17/07/2025

Can Tesla survive without Trump?

Elon Musk's Tesla faces the loss of billions of dollars in government subsidies, following his fallout with Donald Trump. This is after the president cut state support for green industries. Subsidies have been central to Tesla's success from upstart manufacturer to the world's largest vehicle maker in less than 20 years. But now the president's cuts could leave a significant gap in its future earnings. Sky's business correspondent Paul Kelso and Kate Schneider from our Data and Forensics unit have been looking into the Tesla business to figure out how it makes money. Producer: Soila Apparicio

17/07/2025

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14 min
10/10/2025

BONUS EPISODE: Will the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas last?

Will Hamas agree to disarm? Will the bodies of all the hostages in Gaza be recovered? Will Israel keep up its side of the ceasefire deal? In this bonus episode of The World podcast, Richard and Yalda are recording from Jerusalem reviewing the last few days. Live on air, Yalda got a text from a source inside the negotiating room who gave her the heads up an agreement was coming sooner than expected. The two of them discuss the deal, and crucially, what will happen next. They also answer some of your questions. You can also watch the podcast on our YouTube channel here. To get in touch or to share your questions, email theworld@sky.uk. And share your thoughts on the podcast by filling out our short survey here.

10/10/2025

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16 min
27/03/2025

Trump undermines Rachel Reeves' big day

Sky News' Sam Coates and Politico's Anne McElvoy debrief on Rachel Reeves's spring statement - with the added twist of Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on all imported cars. The chancellor has planned to get her fiscal headroom back to £9.9bn with warnings that her buffer looks too small against global events - and, right on cue, the US president has upped his trade war. So is the economy stuck in a "doom loop" or is there a narrative that things could still "go okay" for Labour? Sam and Anne also discuss the re-emerging rumour that the prime minister is on the lookout for a senior economics adviser - and if the Labour rebellion gets bigger and louder with those harsher welfare cuts.

27/03/2025

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22 min
16/04/2025

Trans women not legally women say judges – what changes now?

The definition of a woman is based on biological sex, according to the UK’s most senior judges. As part of the decision, Lord Hodge, one of the judges, said: “We counsel against reading this judgement as a triumph of one or more groups in our society at the expense of another, it is not." Nevertheless, campaigners who brought this case to the courts cheered and hugged as the judges left the room. This episode hears from both sides of one of the most divisive debates in society and Niall Paterson speaks to legal commentator Joshua Rosenberg about the legal and social implications of the court decision. Producer: Soila Apparicio Editor: Paul Stanworth

16/04/2025

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17 min
06/11/2025

Wrongly freed prisoners, Elon Musk & words of the year

Two prisoners have been wrongly freed from HMP Wandsworth, one of them was not reported to police for six days. A Telsa shareholder vote could make Elon Musk a trillionaire, as Sky News reveals his platform X favours right wing content. Vibe coding is coined word of the year by Collins dictionary. Sophy and Wilf run through Thursday's news in 10 minutes - getting you up to speed on what you need to know, minus the doom scrolling.

06/11/2025

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9 min
10/03/2022

Beth Rigby Interviews... Boris Johnson

Is nuclear war a real possibility for Putin? And does the prime minister feel guilty as Ukraine's president repeatedly asks the West for a no fly zone? On her new podcast, our political editor Beth Rigby speaks to Boris Johnson about the bombing of a maternity hospital in Mariupol, the prospect of chemical weapons being used by Russia and what it would take for NATO allies to offer further support to Ukrainian forces. Plus, more analysis from Beth and her producer Mollie Malone as they reflect on what the prime minister had to say. Email: bethrigbypodcast@sky.uk

10/03/2022

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37 min
ÉPISODE 7

7. The Fight For Key Evidence

Classified files, the fight for key evidence and family reaction. This additional episode updates with developments in the case of Annie Börjesson since part 6 of the series. Originally published March 2020 Presented by Jayne Secker Produced by Robert Mulhern and Jayne Secker Edited by Dave Terris Production Assistance from Chris Scott and Charlotte Ekstrom

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23 min
28/04/2023

Raab fallout with Lord Simon McDonald, plus Aston Villa’s Christian Purslow

Lord Simon McDonald was permanent under-secretary at the Foreign Office during Dominic Raab’s time there. He’s told Sky’s political editor Beth Rigby he thinks the former deputy prime minister, who resigned from Government after a report upheld two bullying claims against him, should apologise for his behaviour. On the podcast this week, Beth also talks football, as she is joined by Aston Villa’s chief executive Christian Purslow with the future of the Premier League and a new government regulator for football among topics discussed. Plus, Beth and her producer Mollie reflect on some of the week’s other big stories following the Diane Abbott racism row. Email bethrigbypodcast@sky.uk Annie Joyce – senior podcast producer Paul Stanworth – editor

28/04/2023

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32 min

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