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Election Watch: The New Statesman podcast | daily throughout the UK general election The New Statesman
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The New Statesman podcast is now daily.
As the UK prepares to vote in a new government on July 4, join host Hannah Barnes is joined by NS journalists including veteran broadcaster Andrew Marr for daily discussion of the latest election developments including reaction from around the UK, polling analysis with expert Ben Walker, and a regular listener questions episode every Friday.
New episodes publish at 5pm Monday-Friday.
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What's happening in Northern Ireland? and should polling be banned?
It's listener question time! Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, is joined by Finn McRedmond, junior commissioning editor and writer, to answer questions on Northern Ireland, personal approval ratings, presidential debates, and polling influence.
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On the road with Corbyn, Farage, and Lammy
Today New Statesman is publishing an election special issue of the magazine which includes our election endorsement as well as in-depth political interviews with Jeremy Corbyn, Nigel Farage, and David Lammy.
Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor, is joined in the studio by George Eaton, senior editor, and editor-in-chief Jason Cowley.
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Up all night to Bet Lucky
Another day, another flurry of betting allegations. More and more parties are now being dragged into the gambling scandal, but should we discern some distinction between the nature of these bets and their repercussions?
Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by Freddie Hayward, political correspondent, and Ben Walker, senior data journalist.
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Andrew Marr: "If I were Sunak, I'd be wailing under the table"
Everything's been going so badly for the prime minister, one can't help but admire the fact that he's carrying on.
Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by Andrew Marr, political editor, to discuss the developments in the betting scandal, how Nigel Reform lost the right, and why Labour failed to win over the Murdoch empire.
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Is GamblingGate the new PartyGate?
We’re in the penultimate week of campaigning, which may come as a relief to those suffering from election fatigue - maybe no one more so than Rishi Sunak. The prime minister has not had a particularly smooth weekend as the Tory betting scandal continues to rumble on …
Hannah Barnes, associate editor, is joined by George Eaton, senior editor, to discuss the latest developments in the gambling scandal, Labour's positions gender recognition and their plans for the House of Lords.
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Rishi Sunak is campaigning through gritted teeth
We were bestowed yet another leadership TV special last night, Ed Davey said sorry for tuition fees, Rishi Sunak said sorry for Liz Truss, and Keir Starmer said sorry for Jeremy Corbyn. But one unmissable feature of the night was the grimace on the prime ministers face as the impassioned audience put their questions to him.
Rachel Cunliffe, associate political editor, is joined by Freddie Hayward, political correspondent to discuss the TV special and to answer listener questions.
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Very good podcast on British politics
This is really good, but be warned if you're not familiar with the New Statesman that it focuses heavily on the Labour Party. Unfortunately, the quality has gone down in recent months. The new co-host Stephen Bush is unable to speak in short, simple sentences, and keeps rambling off mid-sentence in random directions. He's an entertaining talker, and super-knowledgeable guy, but he needs to come in as a regular guest for 10 minutes every week rather than taking over the show.
The Labour Right’s Daily Mail
Unwavering bootlicking and hypocritical posturing in absolute support of The Labour Right. The mental gymnastics on show is of an Olympian standard. No different to hideous right-wing newspapers, only batting for a blue side in their red away strip.
If only Stephen Bush could finish a sentence...
This is a good podcast for hearing the Labour/Remain worldview, and Stephen Bush is very insightful, but my god his inability to finish a sentence knocks two stars off any review. Why doesn’t the editor do their goddam job and tell him to stop changing to his next point halfway through the preceding point?!