The traitor dictator — Start Your Week with Gavin Esler and Jacob Jarvis
Donald Trump appears to be selling out Ukraine in talks with Putin, meanwhile his authoritarian power grab in the US continues. What can we expect from negotiations in the coming days? And how will Eu...
17 Feb 202531min
Susie Wiles: What makes Trump's most powerful adviser tick?
For the first time, a woman will serve as White House Chief of Staff – but who is Susie Wiles? As Trump’s closest confidante, is Susie Wiles the most powerful woman in the world?Today in The Bunker, J...
14 Feb 202523min
Should politicians read more science fiction? – with SF author Adrian Tchaikovsky
In a world where politicians and oligarchs make wild plans, we often hear the cry “They’re reading too much science fiction.” But instead, should our leaders read MORE about alternate futures and the ...
13 Feb 202530min
Project 2025: How closely is Trump sticking to this right-wing manifesto?
Trump denied links to Project 2025, the right-wing manifesto for a conservative president, throughout his campaign. But despite this, many of his actions in office so far have looked familiar to those...
12 Feb 202531min
Starmer slumps, Reform rallies: Should we take the polls seriously yet?
A shock new poll has put Reform ahead of Labour for the first time – could this be just a short-term protest, or could this be the start of a shake-up of Britain’s status quo? Today in The Bunker, Ale...
11 Feb 202530min
Steel crazy after all these years – Start Your Week with Ros Taylor and Jacob Jarvis
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10 Feb 202529min
Eat yourself richer: Could better food fix our economy?
From school canteens to prison kitchens, the quality of the meals served in public institutions is often alarmingly poor. But rather than accepting this, could fixing the issue boost Britain in ways w...
7 Feb 202528min
From Gates to Musk: Can good billionaires exist?
Billionaires are often praised as disruptive innovators, philanthropists, or brilliant problem solvers – but they’re also a clear sign of growing inequality. So, are they ever truly a force for good?T...
6 Feb 202525min
