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Politics Uncensored gives you the news that matters. With unfiltered analysis and debate from leading politicians, journalists and experts, this show removes the political fluff to offer an honest and uncensored look at how Westminster really works.
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Starmer’s Final U-Turn? (opens the original)
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The Week Unwrapped Andy Burnham’s first week in Downing Street Parliament is back after the summer recess, and Andy Burnham has delivered his first major speech as Prime Minister, setting out a vision for Britain centred on regional power, public investment and economic growth. Burnham took aim at decades of deindustrialisation, privatisation and austerity , while also arguing that Brexit had contributed to a period of low growth. Zoë and Ali discuss Burnham’s first performance at the dispatch b
The UK’s Youth Crisis, Musk’s Political Money & The Battle for Brick Lane (opens the original)
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The Week Unwrapped New data shows one in eight young people out of work or education Just under one million young people in the UK are not in education, employment or training, according to new ONS data. The latest figures show 981,000 people aged 16 to 24 were NEET between April and June, equivalent to around 13% of that age group Rupert Lowe set to be paid as much for divisive posts on Elon Musk’s X as for being MP Rupert Lowe is on course to earn almost as much from posting on Elon Musk’s X a
Is the Press to Blame for Jason Arday’s Death? (opens the original)
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The Week Unwrapped Farage wins in Clacton, meanwhile Count Binface gets more than 25% of the vote We start with the news from the Clacton by-election, where Nigel Farage comfortably held onto the seat, securing more than 63% of the vote. Farage stood down as an MP in July , forcing the by-election. This came amid scrutiny over whether he should have declared a £5 million gift he received from a billionaire party donor in 2024. A parliamentary standards watchdog had been investigating the claim,
Why Burnham needs to tap into the politics of happiness. Plus: How can we ease the pressure on our prison system? (opens the original)
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The Week Unwrapped Voters head to the polls in Clacton-on-Sea by-election Voters are heading to the polls in Clacton-on-Sea for perhaps the weirdest by-election in a generation. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage resigned his seat last month following scrutiny over his financial support . He said he hoped that the vote would silence his critics and prove he has a mandate with voters. And a record 34 candidates are standing, presenting voters with the longest ballot paper in history. Zoë and Ali disc
“Nigel Farage Is MORE Right-Wing Than Rupert Lowe” – The Ceuta Crisis and the Divided British Right (opens the original)
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The Week Unwrapped Bev Craig wins in Greater Manchester Labour has won a decisive victory in the Greater Manchester mayoral election, with Bev Craig securing a strong result to succeed Andy Burnham. Zoë and Ali unpack what this means for Burnham’s premiership and why the scale of Labour’s win could be an important sign that voters are willing to give the party another chance. Jeremy Clarkson’s welfare solution? Jeremy Clarkson has offered his answer to Britain’s welfare crisis, suggesting in the
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