21
FEB
A splitting headache for May and Corbyn – Politics Weekly podcast
Heather Stewart is joined by Andrew Rawnsley, Katy Balls and Matt Zarb-Cousin to discuss the biggest split in politics since 1981. Plus: as May heads back to Brussels, is a Brexit deal any nearer?. Help support our independent journalism at gu.com/politicspod
14
FEB
'More excuses and more delays' – Politics Weekly podcast
Jessica Elgot is joined by Sonia Sodha, Peter Walker and Ryan Shorthouse to discuss the latest Brexit progress, or lack of it. Plus: we weigh up the contenders in the US Democratic presidential race, and wonder what to do about Tory obstructionist Christopher Chope. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
07
FEB
Brexit hell breaks loose – Politics Weekly podcast
Heather Stewart is joined by Jonathan Freedland, Dawn Foster and Patrick Wintour to discuss the threat of a no-deal Brexit. Plus: we hear about a new campaign to end dodgy working practices, and ponder the wisdom of a planned new statue of Margaret Thatcher. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
31
JAN
The Brexit delusion: May to demand the impossible? - Politics Weekly podcast
Jessica Elgot is joined by Polly Toynbee, Martin Kettle and Aarti Shankar to discuss the latest round of fantasy Brexit. Plus: a short history of Brexit, and why MPs should pay their speeding tickets. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
10
JAN
Parliament takes back control – Politics Weekly podcast
Heather Stewart is joined by Jonathan Freedland, Dawn Foster and Will Tanner to discuss the turmoil in the Commons ahead of next week’s Brexit vote. Plus: we talk to Harriet Harman about MP harassment, and look at the new 10-year plan for the NHS. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
20
DEC
2018
Project Fear-plus-plus-plus – Politics Weekly podcast
Jessica Elgot is joined by Rafael Behr, Susanna Rustin and Katy Balls to discuss Theresa May’s doomsday preparations. Plus: should Brexit be decided by a citizens assembly instead of parliament?. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
13
DEC
2018
#Brexitshambles – Politics Weekly podcast
Jessica Elgot is joined by Jonathan Freedland, Lisa O’Carroll and Sam Lowe to review a whirlwind week in Westminster. Plus: Jon Henley on the gilets jaunes protest movement that has seized France. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
06
DEC
2018
Countdown to the Brexit vote – Politics Weekly podcast
Jessica Elgot is joined by Owen Jones, Dan Sabbagh and Allie Renison to weigh the prospects for next week’s all-important Brexit vote. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
29
NOV
2018
The cost of Brexit – Politics Weekly podcast
Heather Stewart is joined by Larry Elliott, Aarti Shankar and Anand Menon to discuss the economic fallout from Brexit. Plus: the arcane rules for electing hereditary peers to the House of Lords. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
22
NOV
2018
'A Brexit deal is within our grasp' – Politics Weekly podcast
Pippa Crerar is joined by Henry Newman, Jason Arthur and Polly Toynbee to discuss Theresa May’s negotiations. To support The Guardian’s independent journalism, visit gu.com/give/podcast
15
NOV
2018
Judgment Day for May – Politics Weekly podcast
Heather Stewart is joined by Katy Balls, Jill Rutter and Randeep Ramesh to discuss Theresa May’s Brexit deal. Please support our work and help us keep the world informed. To fund us, go to https://gu.com/give/podcast
08
NOV
2018
Populism, Trump and the US midterms – Politics Weekly podcast
Pippa Crerar is joined by Gary Younge, Matthew Goodwin, Stephen Booth and Rafael Behr to discuss the results of the US midterms, and what the results mean for the tide of national populism around the world. Please support our work and help us keep the world informed. To fund us, go to https://gu.com/give/podcast
