Daily: PAYE Up For Freelancers, Sunak
When Chancellor Rishi Sunak doled out taxpayers’ money on free Wagamamas, he failed more than 3 million people who have received no financial support from the Government whatsoever. Broadcaster turned...
20 Nov 202026min
Daily: What makes a great PM? IAIN DALE talks to Ian Dunt
Who’s number one in No.10? And which governmental loser is tandem inter pares? Commentator, LBC broadcaster, author and “not a fan of Boris Johnson” Iain Dale tells our own Ian Dunt what makes Prime M...
19 Nov 202029min
Daily: Brexit vs The Law with Joelle Grogan
The last four years have seen British politics turned upside down in ways unthinkable in normal times, so much so that constitutional law has become a sticking point. Joelle Grogan, lecturer at Middle...
18 Nov 202025min
Carrie On Downing Street
Will the demise of Dominic Cummings clear the air in No.10? How can you stop QAnon and 5G anti-maskers from radicalising your auntie? Is the BBC really in danger from the Government’s public sector br...
17 Nov 202058min
START YOUR WEEK: Boris tries it without his Con Dom
Will disposing of Dom enable Johnson to reset as a kindler, gentler government? Will Deal Week turn into Deferment Week yet again? And what will the next seven days mean for the next steps on lockdown...
16 Nov 202021min
Daily: Pains, Trains and Automobiles
COVID19 has caused the biggest shake-up in transport in over thirty years – with huge bailouts, U-Turns and financial crunches piling up as passenger numbers plummet. Transport writer and broadcaster ...
13 Nov 202020min
Daily: DAVID DIMBLEBY on the Iraq War and more, with Ian Dunt
Broadcasting legend and former Question Time host DAVID DIMBLEBY dives into the undiscovered weeds of the Iraq War on his new podcast The Fault Line. He talks to Ian Dunt about the fatal relationship ...
12 Nov 202026min
Daily: Inside the SPYCOPS bill
The Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill known as SpyCops is one of the most controversial pieces of legislation before Parliament – and the Labour Party is only timidly opposing ...
11 Nov 202019min
