A peace deal for the Middle East. Kemi Badenoch’s maiden speech as Leader to the Conservative Party. Potential problems for Labour with a China crisis and a deputy leadership contest, which seems to be getting a little bit spicy.
Welcome to the latest episode of the Downtown Den Politics Podcast.
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An interest rate cut may have given Chancellor Rachel Reeves a little respite this week, but an independent economic report suggests that she has a £50 billion hole to fill if she’s to hit her own fiscal targets. What options does she have?
DIB Boss, Frank McKenna, caught up with Dame Louise Ellman in the Downtown Den.
Keir Starmers latest reset has not gone according to plan. But has the PM turned the crisis into an opportunity?
Southport Flower Show returns this week for four days of horticultural highlights, celebrity guests, television chefs, and even a real-life Gladiator.
