Podcasts about labour's brexit

As the Brexit transition period comes to an end, UK in a Changing Europe and LabourList are putting on a series of events exploring the key issues facing the Labour Party in the coming months. At our first event, Chair Sienna Rodgers spoke to Rachel Reeves MP, Stephen Bush and Anand Menon about Labour's Brexit policy, as the negotiations reach crunch point.

With Katy Balls and James Forsyth. Presented by Cindy Yu. The GMB's Keir Starmer interview can be found here (https://twitter.com/GMB/status/1191614073508696064?s=20) .

Gina Miller of SCM Private, part of the case against the government, speaks to Bloomberg Westminster's Caroline Hepker and Roger Hearing about the Supreme Court ruling against Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament. Plus, Bloomberg's Ed Evans and Tony Aarons discuss what next for the PM. And Labour's Shadow Trade Minister Bill Esterson stands by Labour's Brexit neutrality as he joins us from the Labour conference in Brighton.

With Katy Balls and James Forsyth. Presented by Cindy Yu.

A shorter episode than usual, in which Cory keeps a straight face and says that Labour and the Lib Dems basically have the same Brexit policy.  If you have a spare five minutes, please let us know what you think about the podcast here: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/FMKZW7R James Cram designed our logo and Dave Depper is responsible for our theme tune, Plucky Good Times

In the latest episode of FFS, Another Brexit Podcast, Amanda and Jason interview one of Parliament's most high profile staffers - Tara O'Reily. As well as getting her thoughts on the People's Vote campaign and Labour's Brexit position, Jason and Amanda talk crowdfunders and feeling hopeful in a time of hopelessness. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brexit has so dominated UK politics that it has put the Labour Party in a profoundly difficult and perhaps untenable position of strategic ambiguity toward how to handle the never-ending matter of leaving the EU. Today, in part two of our five-part series on European politics, Dan discusses this all with Grace Blakeley, Maya Goodfellow, and Richard Seymour. Thanks to Verso Books, which has loads of great left-wing titles at versobooks.com Go to the Socialism 2019 conference in Chicago July 4-7! Register now at socialismconference.org Support this podcast with your money at Patreon.com/TheDig

Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office, Jon Trickett talks to Gary Gibbon about the plausibility of a Labour-Conservative deal, the prospect of a second referendum and how Brexit is really affecting his Yorkshire constituents.   

On this week's podcast, Keiran Pedley and Matt Singh look at the numbers around Labour's policy on a second Brexit vote and discuss the popularity of The Independent Group, comparing their potential impact to that of the SDP in the 1980s. Meanwhile, Matt unveils some exclusive polling on how Britain could vote in EU parliament elections should Article 50 be extended (& should Brits get to vote in them). Follow this week's guests: @keiranpedley @mattsingh_

Union leaders headed into Number 10 this week as Theresa May's cross-party Brexit talks continued. Gary grabbed half an hour with the man of the moment Len McCluskey and picked his brains over Labour's Brexit strategy and what a Corbyn government could look like.

You may have heard about this thing called Brexit. Apparently, it means Brexit. And on this week’s Trashfuture, Riley (@raaleh) and Hussein (@HKesvani) spoke with Institute for Public Policy Research (@IPPR) director Tom Kibasi (@TomKibasi) about the real victim of Brexit: political metaphor. Then we talk about the deal itself, Labour's Brexit strategy, and debunk the myth that "Labour could be 20 points ahead under a different leader." We also talk about Yu-Gi-Oh. Yes, we brought on one of Britain’s most influential left economics and policy voices in order to talk about Yu-Gi-Oh. Above all else, we are on-brand. This is going to be our first and only Brexit episode. If you want to hear us talk about Brexit and not dumb bullshit, skip to five or so minutes in. Please bear in mind that your favourite lads have a Patreon now. You too can support us here: https://www.patreon.com/trashfuture/overview Also: you can commodify your dissent with a t-shirt from http://www.lilcomrade.com/. Get whichever slogan you want, but get the damn shirts!

On this week's PB / Polling Matters podcast, Keiran Pedley and Leo Barasi look into the implications of this week's mid-terms in the US and dissect data from Survation and Chris Hanretty suggesting that Brits would vote Remain if there was another referendum on Britain's membership of the EU. Elsewhere in the show, Leo looks at what polling tells us about the prospect of a Cameron comeback and Keiran criticises Momentum's "consultation" of its members about Labour's Brexit policy - which he claims was nothing of the sort. Follow this week's guests: @Keiranpedley @Leobarasi

Benji Hyer asks: Would you trust Labour to oversee Brexit? And, shoul the police loosen their requirements to encourage recruits?

Tory MEPs were whipped to oppose a motion in the European Parliament censuring hungarian far-right leader and documented antisemitic figure Viktor Orban. Emily Thornberry reveals Labour's long-game on Brexit and that the party will vote against the Chequers deal. Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

After a dramatic few days in Brexit and with crucial votes to come in Parliament next week, Sophy talks to Housing Minister Dominic Raab about Cabinet divisions. She also travels to Salford to ask Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey whether Labour's Brexit policy is really achievable. #Ridge

Ahead of next week's local elections in England, Steve and Chris wonder why Labour isn't doing better in the polls, what Labour's Brexit policy really is, and what Labour's strategists are smoking? Also: civic engagement, plastic toffs, and Lie(s) of the Week. We welcome potential sponsors - but we don’t want your money! If you represent an organisation that is working to stop Brexit, and you’d like some free publicity, contact us via this website or DM one of us on Twitter. Intro/outro music: “Going up the Wrong Way” by Bai Kamara Jr, from his album "The Mystical Survivors and Some Rare Earthlings". Available Fnac, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon etc. http://www.baikamara.com

After Boris Johnson laid out his Brexit red lines in a newspaper article, Niall talks to Deputy Prime Minister Damian Green. He also chats to students and former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan about the Conservative Party's future. Dawn Butler joins him to discuss the public sector pay cap and Labour's Brexit position, and Ed Davey explains why the Lib Dems are still relevant. #Paterson