Jim reports that business is backing the Prime Minister in taking a cautious approach on the global tariff war that is breaking out. He also looks at the upcoming elections. With Labour and the Tories unpopular, where will the votes go?
As Frank McKenna struggles with internet issues in the South of France, Jim Hancock and Jo Phillips discuss the last seven days in the world of politics.
In her final blog of the year, Jo Phillips takes a look at some improvements that British politicians can make in 2025.
Has Keir Starmer passed his first big test as Prime Minister? Has Kamala Harris picked the right vice presidential running mate? And what is the latest from the Tory party leadership race?
Jim blogs on Rachel Reeves first moves as Chancellor, condemns Farage comments on Southport tragedy and looks at the Tory leadership race.
Celebrate change – beware of Reform.
It’s the final countdown. But have Nigel Farage, Suella Braverman and TV debates been the big losers of the seven week ‘yawn fest’ of a campaign?
Frank McKenna wants a Labour win – but not a Tory wipeout.
Former Member of Parliament, Simon Danczuk, analyses the recent European elections and suggests why Nigel Farge’s Brexit Party were victorious.
