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Keep up to speed with The Telegraph's two-minute news briefings - bringing you clarity on the most important issues of the day. Available every weekday morning and evening.
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The Evening Briefing: Monday, March 18
March towards the guns, Ben Wallace tells Tory MPs
JK Rowling vows to defy ‘ludicrous’ new hate crime laws
Humza Yousaf ‘insulting’ voters with call for Tory-free Scotland
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The Morning Briefing: Monday, March 18
Sunak urges Tories to ‘stick with the plan’ as leadership talk grows
Labour’s private school tax raid ‘could cost taxpayer £1.6bn a year’
BBC told to stop murdering Agatha Christie novels
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The Evening Briefing: Friday, March 15
Scotland Yard axes 60 murder detectives to save millions
Liz Truss accuses Labour MPs of blocking her transgender law reforms
Patients suing NHS over missed cancer diagnoses up 50 per cent, report shows
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The Morning Briefing: Friday, March 15
Fears for patients as NHS rolls out net zero electric ambulances
Two-thirds of sickness benefit claimants never have to find a job
Civil servants threaten to strike over two days a week in the office
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The Evening Briefing: Thursday, March 14
Russia jammed GPS of Defence Secretary’s aircraft on trip to Poland
Nearly a million HMRC calls left unanswered
Rachel Reeves accused of not knowing how state pension works
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The Morning Briefing: Thursday, March 14
Muslim groups that incite hatred to be named as extremists by Government
Shapps calls for defence spend increase in a ‘more dangerous world’
Ban on foreign state ownership of UK newspapers effectively halts UAE takeover of Telegraph
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Customer Reviews
Great but...
Super little podcast, but if you’re catching up on a few at a time, the volume level difference between the morning and evening briefings are annoying. Please adjust the levels!
Too Many Ads, Too Little Substance
As a loyal listener, I’m contemplating unsubscribing from “The Two-Minutes Briefing” due to a recent shift in the podcast’s dynamics. What was once a concise two-minute update now comprises three minutes, with only one minute of actual content and a staggering two minutes of advertisements, split at the beginning and end. It’s a perplexing decision, making up nearly 70% of the podcast’s duration. While I appreciate the need for ads, this seems excessive, especially considering the show’s previous ad-free episodes.
Moreover, the recent change in hosts has brought about a noticeable decline in quality, with a monotonous tone overshadowing the engaging content that once captivated listeners. The combination of a less compelling host and an overwhelming ad presence has left me contemplating whether to continue supporting the podcast. Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend it to others. It’s disheartening to witness such a decline in what was once a valuable and time-worthy source of information.
Terrible Narration
This used to be a good podcast but the guy they have narrating it now is absolutely useless. He basically sounds like a robot with zero inflections and just a flat boring monotone voice.