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For The Many LBC
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4.5 • 1.5K Ratings
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LBC presenter Iain Dale and former Labour Home Secretary Jacqui Smith untangle the world of politics and media. Expect plenty of jokey banter and informed speculation.
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460. D-27: Back for Good
Iain and Jacqui discuss Iain's complicated couple of weeks, Rishi Sunak's D-Day blunder, TV debates, Conservatives giving child benefit to richer people, whether Labour will recognise a Palestinian state, who's winning so far on policy and loads more.
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459. D-30: Farage gets milkshaked
Jacqui and Grant discuss Nigel Farage being 'milkshaked', the TV debates, a defence triple lock, Trump convicted, a migration cap and what the polls are saying - plus loads more.
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458. D-35: The Purge
Jacqui and Grant discuss the Labour Party and Diane Abbott, taxes, votes at 16, the differences and similarities between the main parties, the influence of the smaller parties and much more!
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457. D-37: Iain makes a big announcement
Iain and Jacqui talk Starmer the 'socialist', Ed Davey falling into a lake, Diane Abbott's relationship with the Labour Party and much more. Plus, Iain makes a big announcement...
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456. D-38: Sunak defends his national service plan
In this election update, Iain and Jacqui discuss the first few days of the campaign, national service, Rishi Sunak taking a day off, Starmer's speech re-introducing himself, the PM on TikTok, MPs announcing they're stepping down, Nigel Farage's comments and plenty more.
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455. For The Many Live! from Fowey with Johnny Mercer
Iain and Jacqui host For the Many Live! at the Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature with Conservative Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer.
This was recorded on Saturday the 18th of May, before Rishi Sunak called the general election.
Customer Reviews
35 mins episodes
35 mins episodes are so much better than the ones that go on for hours. Our lives are busy enough we haven’t got time to listen for hours, just quick 35 mins episodes are just perfect 😁
Best podcast of the week....
Listened to the podcast from the beginning, highlight of my week and keeps me updated with politics back home from Sydney. My heart sinks when I hear Grant Tucker in for Iain, I usually stop listening. That aside, I great podcast.
Boring and predictable
It was once a must listen but it’s now past its prime. A tired and formulaic yawnfest.
Jacqui doing privileged boss-girl feminism and Iain plugging the latest pamphlet he’s knocked up over the weekend.
So much time telling each other how funny and rude they are, but not actually being very funny. And the rudeness is basically a couple of nun joke from the 90’s.
It lost its charm about 18 months ago. Time to put it out its misery.