EmergencyCast: I Saw No Ships Come Sailing In

EmergencyCast: I Saw No Ships Come Sailing In

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Straight Outta Denton – What it really means for Labour, Reform and the Greens

This edition recorded before the US attacks on Iran. The dust is still settling from Gorton and Denton. Are the Greens playing with fire with their voter targeting? If Keir Starmer’s leadership is back in question, how long has he got? Are Reform going full Trump with their whini ...  Show more

Trump’s deadly Iran gamble – Special from This Is Not A Drill with Gavin Esler

A special crossover edition from our geopolitics podcast This Is Not A Drill – Trump’s stunning surprise attack on Iran could be the most consequential world event since 9/11. Will the President’s goal of smooth regime change work when it failed every other time, or trigger a reg ...  Show more

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