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Reform’s polling problem (opens the original)
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Reform’s fortunes are changing, while the Conservatives face a difficult balancing act: keeping older voters onside while finding a compelling offer for younger generations.On this week’s Critics Show, Chris Bayliss is joined by Henry Hill and Scarlett Maguire to untangle the confusing web of where voters’ loyalties really lie in a political landscape defined by fragmentation on the right and disappointment on the left.They discuss Scarlett’s latest research, which suggests Reform has been in de
What would trigger NATO? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Warzones, James Glancy and Tom Tugendhat examine the growing tension between Russia and NATO, from unidentified drones around European military bases and threats to undersea cables and critical infrastructure, to the question of where asymmetric warfare ends and direct confrontation begins. They discuss Russia’s difficulties on the battlefield in Ukraine, the prospect of further mobilisation, the increasing importance of drone warfare and Ukraine’s campaign of deep strikes aga
Why Labour Hates Self-Made Men Like Jim Ratcliffe (opens the original)
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This week, Colin examines Britain’s increasingly fraught relationship with wealth through the story of Jim Ratcliffe, asking why the self-made billionaire has become a lightning rod in the debate over success, inequality and mass immigration.From the industrialists who built Britain to today’s entrepreneurs and high earners, Colin traces the ideological roots of the animosity towards wealth creation and asks what happens when those with the means to leave decide that Britain is no longer worth t
Why Britain Is One Cut From Disaster (opens the original)
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This week, James Glancy is joined by Tom Sharpe on WARZONES to discuss Russia’s naval threat to Britain’s undersea cables - the lines that carry most of the country’s data, banking and communications, with little redundancy and little protection. A deniable cut in the Atlantic, paired with cyber attacks, could stall the economy, and the Navy now has too few subs and frigates to deter it.They also cover Milei’s Falklands claims, Trump’s comments on British sovereignty, and Argentina’s planned new
Why the witch hunt of Ed Sheeran matters (opens the original)
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