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America goes to the polls next year, but can any of the Democratic candidates take Trump out (00:45)? And with our own election coming up, what happens if you can no longer vote for the party you’ve always supported (13:15)? And last, happy 200th birthday to George Eliot – we find out about her unconventional life (28:05). With Freddy Gray, Karine Jean-Pierre, Matthew Parris, Tanya Gold, and Kathy O'Shaughnessy. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Gus Carter. The Edition is the new name for the Spectator Podcast, the Spectator's flagship podcast where we discuss some of our favourite features from the week's issue. To find previous episodes or just tune in to The Edition, click here (https://audioboom.com/dashboard/4973840) .

This week, an election has officially been called – so what do the major parties need to do to win (00:55)? Plus, Trump goes back into Syria – we look at how pressures back home are shaping up his foreign policy (16:15). And last: does this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=Iwfu1sMqhCA) give you the shivers (28:00)? With Stephen Bush, Will Tanner, Sir Christopher Meyer, Sarah Elliott, Mary Wakefield and Dr Giulia Poerio. Presented by Lara Prendergast and Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu. With special thanks to ASMRtists WhisperRed (https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=Iwfu1sMqhCA) and SAS-ASMR (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieM8JkJGT8I) .

This week, the government looks close to the finishing line – now all Boris needs is an election (00:40). And as months of grenade attacks blight Swedish neighbourhoods, we get to the bottom of why Sweden doesn’t want to talk about its rise in violent crime (17:40). And last, is there really a right way to speak English (27:30)? With James Forsyth, James Mills, Paulina Neuding, Amir Rostami, Mark Mason, and Sam Leith. Presented by Lara Prendergast and Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Christy Cooney.

This week, Boris Johnson agrees a Brexit deal – but can he get it through parliament (00:40)? Plus, who are the biggest beneficiaries from the Turkish incursion into Syria (22:25)? We look at how Russia is consolidating its influence in the Middle East. With Paul Mason, James Johnson, Paul Wood, and Tracey German. Presented by Katy Balls and Cindy Yu. Produced by Cindy Yu.

As the clock ticks down to the European Council, can Boris get a last minute deal with the EU (00:35)? Plus, is Extinction Rebellion just the latest iteration of millenarianism (18:25)? And last, what’s the right way to shoot a pheasant (33:35)? With James Forsyth, Peter Foster, Toby Young, Will Skeaping, Patrick Galbraith and Charlie Jacoby. Presented by Lara Prendergast and Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu.

As the debate about violent language in Westminster rumbles on, have MPs accidentally stumbled on to something? In this week’s episode, we take a look at what’s happened to civilised debate with people you disagree with (00:45). Plus, could Boris Johnson request an extension and still win a general election (17:00)? And last, is recycling all it’s made out to be (31:25)? With Douglas Murray, Sam Leith, James Forsyth, Ben Page, Laurie Graham and Julian Kirby. Presented by Lara Prendergast and Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Matt Lee.

This week, as Boris Johnson is hauled back into parliament, we ask – is Brexit ever going to happen (00:40)? Plus, what should London do about Riyadh (14:10)? And finally, we take a sneak peek into the angry world of knitting (24:15). With Rod Liddle, Anand Menon, Sir John Jenkins, Madawi Al-Rasheed, Isabel Hardman and Bonnie Greer. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Matt Lee.

As the Supreme Court wraps up its trial into prorogation, we ask – are the courts overreaching (00:25)? We also find out about the prevalence of mental illness in the homeless and the rough sleeping (10:20). And last, Mary Killen tells us why she’s no longer a Remainer (20:45). With Richard Ekins, Jack Simson Caird, Mary Wakefield, Dominic Williamson, Mary Killen, and Rachel Johnson. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Adam Cherry.

A cross-party remain alliance successfully tied Boris Johnson’s hands in parliament last week, but with a general election looming, will this unlikely coalition last (00:30)? We also find out about ‘study drugs’ – what are the little blue pills that American students are turning to (17:35)? And last, is Boris Johnson anything like his classical heroes (31:00)? With Katy Balls, Polly Mackenzie, Madeleine Kearns, Dr Barbara Sahakian, Harry Mount, and Daisy Dunn. Presented by Cindy Yu and Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Adam Cherry.

This week, Boris Johnson decided to seek a general election. But will his gamble pay off (00:20)? Plus is trophy hunting really as immoral as Carrie Symonds says it is (18:25)? With James Forsyth, Antoinette Sandbach MP, Joe Twyman, Patrick Galbraith, and Dr Mark Jones. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Christy Cooney.

This week, has Boris lost sight of the 'Global Brexit' we were promised (00:35)? We hear from one EU national caught up in Britain's messy departure (13:15). Plus, how worried should we be about fires in the Amazon (19:40)? And finally, what really causes homelessness, and what can be done to solve it (32:15)? With Fraser Nelson, Sunder Katwala, Anna Amato, Toby McGrath, Camilla Costa, Adam Holloway MP, and Lorna Nolan Presented by Lara Prendergast Produced by Matt Lee and Gabriel Radonich

Sole-proprietor of Sports Entertainment Spectator Keegan Dimitrijevic goes No Holds Barred with Kyle Sigler of Big Boys & Body Slams as we dissect WWECW from start to finish

This week, as the royal scandals start stacking up, we ask if the younger Windsors are letting the Queen down (00:30). Plus, what sort of message should the government send to the public about a no deal Brexit (11:05)? And last, we talk Parma ham and sourdough – and the dangers that come with introducing your children to bourgeois diets (30:05). With Jan Moir, Angela Levin, Stewart Jackson, Poppy Trowbridge, Ian Wright, Colin Freeman, and Leah McLaren. Presented by Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Timmy Fisher.

As Matteo Salvini seeks to take the reins of Italy all for himself, we ask, what exactly defines the ‘far right’ these days (00:05)? We also take a look at Downing Street’s own power grab as it seeks to centralise control over the rest of Whitehall (15:55). And last, Melissa Kite tells Lara about getting her dogs blessed by a reverend (29:55). With Douglas Murray, Anne McElvoy, Katy Balls, Jonathan Haslam, Melissa Kite, and Revd Lindsay Meader. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Gabriel Radonich. Click here (https://www.spectator.co.uk/podcasts/the-spectator-podcast/) for more episodes of the Spectator Podcast.

This week, our writers tell us about their favourite British beaches, from Cornwall to Northern Ireland (24:15). But before then, there’s of course some Brexit chat as we ask whether parliament can stop a no deal Brexit in the autumn (00:25), and – has Desert Island Discs lost the plot (15:05)? With James Forsyth, Catherine Haddon, Katy Balls, Michael Heath, Kate Chisholm, Douglas Murray, Laura Freeman, and Tanya Gold. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Gabriel Radonich.

Boris Johnson’s ‘do-or-die’ Brexit is fewer than 100 days away, but will the UK and EU reach a compromise deal before then (00:25)? Plus, should museums care where their donations come from (14:00)? And last, would you eat a BBQ roasted cricket (26:10)? With James Forsyth, Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska, Claire Fox, Chris Garrard, Cassandra Coburn and Shami Radia. Presented by Lara Prendergast and Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Matt Lee.

**Recorded on July 20th, 2019** Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. It's been quiet since in the video game news department ever since E3 2019 ended. So we figured we'd enjoy some of this downtime and talk about our favorite game of 2019. That's right, we put Josh, Karl and Diego in the hot seat and listen as they tell us what they favorite game of 2019. Everyone's interested in both the new Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite, so we break that down. We also touch on the collapse of Blizzard and then depart of co-founder Frank Pearce, who had been with Blizzard for 28 years. Then we end it off with listening to Karl talk about all and those lovely toys that were on display during the 2019 San Diego Comic-con. That and more on this episode of Spectator Mode Podcast. Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Audioboom (https://audioboom.com/channel/spectatormode) | Overcast (https://overcast.fm/itunes1454432466/spectator-mode-podcast) | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3hMI4hk4B8tQIsbI6QD6YN) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast?refid=stpr) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode  (https://twitter.com/spectator_mode) Keith Mitchell – https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor  (https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor) Joshua Piedra – https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse  (https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse) Karl Smart – https://twitter.com/Themasething  (https://twitter.com/Themasething) Diego Perez – https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP

Boris Johnson has officially become Prime Minister – so what can we expect from his first 100 days (00:25)? And with the Gulf situation hotting up, what should Britain’s policy towards Iran be (11:25)? And last, we hear from a historian who kayaked the length of the UK and Ireland within a year (25:20). With James Forsyth, Simon Hart MP, Con Coughlin, Lina Khatib, and Dr David Gange. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Matt Lee.

As Labour’s civil war flares up again, Isabel Hardman reveals a plot by Tom Watson to oust Jeremy Corbyn - so just how secure is Corbyn (00:30)? We also talk about Matt Hancock’s second favourite app – Babylon Health, and ask, is it really all it’s set out to be (14:55)? And last, with almost a million Poles living in Britain, why don’t you ever see them on screen? We talk to the Polish Ambassador in London (28:05). With Ayesha Hazarika, Matt Turner, Max Pemberton, Matthew Noble, Ambassador Arkady Rzegocki, Jolanta Rzegocka, and Jakub Krupa. Presented by Isabel Hardman and Cindy Yu. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thaganrajah.

With the British civil service the latest of Trump’s Twitter victims, we take a look at what a Boris Johnson premiership would mean for relations with America (00:25). Plus, we also ask – if we’re to pursue reparations for past injustices, should we also sue the Normans for 1066 (10:55)? And last, why are male Tory MPs so keen on jogging (20:30)? With Freddy Gray,  Prof. Anand Menon, Harry Mount, Iain Dale, Nadine Batchelor-Hunt and Sahil Mahtani.  Presented by Lara Prendergast. 

This week, Boris Johnson breaks cover and speaks to the Spectator about his plans for Brexit and beyond (00:47). The presidential election stateside is hotting up as Democratic candidates fight for the nomination (16:35). And last, we ask – why are people so obsessed with being in a relationship (25:50)? With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Andrew Gimson, Brian Klaas, Kate Andrews, Elisa Segrave and Sophia Money-Coutts.  Presented by Lara Prendergast.  Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah. 

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven’s weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that’s video games. Another week and another amazing show, and we're loaded this week.  Of course, we're about those video games and we're blessed by Diego's appearance this week. Who has played a large number of games as of late. Summer games done quick is currently happening this week and we talk about what you can expect. I'm sure you've heard about the silly stuff that Twitch has been up to as of late? Such as the blatant disregard from one of their top streamers, Dr. Disrespect. We discuss what led up to his ban, and how Twitch handled it or didn't handle. What can or should Twitch do to actually make those of break the rules actually have any consequence. Then we discuss Twitch's upcoming subscription-only paywall and what it means for the future of the platform. That and more on this episode of Spectator Mode Podcast. Timestamps: 00:25 - Intros and games that we've been playing 25:32 - Summer Games Done Quick 35:40 - Halo Reach on PC 37:55 - Karl needs more old-school games to play 42:20 - Twitch and Dr. Disrespect's ban (or lack of) 53:30 - Twitch's currently testing subscription-only streams 74:25 - Final thoughts and outro Thanks for listening. If you’d like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you’d like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Audioboom (https://audioboom.com/channel/spectatormode) | Overcast (https://overcast.fm/itunes1454432466/spectator-mode-podcast) | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3hMI4hk4B8tQIsbI6QD6YN) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast?refid=stpr) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode Keith Mitchell –https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor Joshua Piedra – https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse Karl Smart – https://twitter.com/Themasething Diego Perez – https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #Summergamesdonequick #haloreach #haloonpc #twitch #doctordisrespect

This week, as presidents Xi and Trump meet at the G20, is the world on the eve of a new Cold War (00:30)? Plus, Boris Johnson’s campaign has had a tough week – but is this anything more than a wobble (15:55)? And last – he’s had three wives, and his current partner is more than 20 years his junior – but why doesn’t anyone ever talk about Jeremy Corbyn’s love life (24:30)? With Gerard Baker, Yu Jie, James Forsyth, Camilla Tominey, Melissa Kite, and Paul Staines. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thaganrajah.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. Recently, EA has been making the rounds and trying to tell people that loot boxes aren't really a bad thing. Nah, instead they're perfectly fine and are surprise mechanics that gamers everywhere love. Well, we don't believe the hype and we're not too thrilled about EA's rather crappy tactics. Speaking of crappy tactics, we jump into what would happen if gaming would be taking over by streaming. We don't mean Twitch streaming, but all your games being played via the all-mighty cloud. We're not completely convinced we're ready for that. Oh, and Keith recaps how much money he's spent via Kickstarter and gets a bit sadder on the inside. Lastly, this show is a bit PG-13, as there are a few swears it in. We're all grown adults here, nothing you haven't heard before. That and more in Spectator Mode Episode 18. Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Audioboom (https://audioboom.com/channel/spectatormode) | Overcast (https://overcast.fm/itunes1454432466/spectator-mode-podcast) | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3hMI4hk4B8tQIsbI6QD6YN) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast?refid=stpr) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode  (https://twitter.com/spectator_mode) Keith Mitchell – https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor  (https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor) Joshua Piedra – https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse  (https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse) Karl Smart – https://twitter.com/Themasething  (https://twitter.com/Themasething) Diego Perez – https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #lootboxes #surprisemechanics #ea #electronicarts  #kickstarter

This week - Boris Johnson is poised to take the Tory leadership, and the keys to number 10 - but who is he really, and how will he govern (1:02)? Also, what should happen to the ISIS Beatles (11:11)? And finally, does the Lord's Prayer really need a re-write (22:41)? With Toby Young, Stephen Bush, Paul Wood, Tom Wilson, Melanie McDonagh and Marcus Walker. Presented by Isabel Hardman Produced by Gabriel Radonich

This week, the government commits to a green target of net zero emissions by 2050 – but how costly will meeting it be (00:25)? And stateside, with the Mueller Report showing the extent of Trump’s meddling, should Democrats try to impeach him (11:30)? And last, are modern fathers taken for granted (22:25)? With Lord Peter Lilley, Sam Richards, John Rick MacArthur, Karin Robinson, Cosmo Landesman, and Anna Machin. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah. 

What is the unfinished business that Theresa May leaves for the next prime minister (00:30)? Plus, why everyone is fascist or Nazi these days (10:55)? And last, who was Alma Mahler, the woman who entranced some of the most creative men in 20th century Europe (23:45)? With Alex Morton, Hugh Pym, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Jonathan Lis, and Cate Haste. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah.

This week, as the Tory leadership contest kicks off, who has the best shot at getting to the final two (00:40)? And with Carrie Symonds, Boris’s new partner, neatening him up, we also ask - what is the role of the politician’s wife (16:45)? And last, cats. Are they ruthless killers posing an existential threat to wild birds (25:25)? With James Forsyth, Rob Wilson, Nevena Bridgen, Paula Milne, Mary Wakefield, and James Ball. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah.

This week, as the country goes to the polls for European elections, we ask: has Brexit devoured the far left (00:40)? We also speak to an unlikely Boris supporter – Matthew Parris – on the merits of a Boris leadership for Remainers (14:15). And last, do you own books to read, or to show off (28:55)? With Nick Cohen, Sienna Rodgers, Matthew Parris, James Forsyth, Virginia Blackburn and Stig Abell. Presented by Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah. 

Cometh the hour, cometh the man? Is Boris the man to save the Tories from Nigel Farage? We talk to his former right hand man about his chances (00:45). We also discuss the latest frontier of political correctness – can fantasy fiction be racist (14:15)? And last, why are people today so squeamish about meat (28:05)? With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Will Walden, Karen Yossman, Sam Leith, James Whetlor, and Olivia Potts. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. If you're a regular here at The Outerhaven, then you know we're super passionate about the gaming industry. Which is why we love recording this show, as we get to talk about what we love, what we don't and everything else in-between. Games, games and did I mention, even more, games? Things are a bit different this week as Keith had to go do IT stuff. So you won't hear him on this show. Still, we got people and we can do this without him. So, let's get to those topics. Meet the hosts / Introductions Breaking down the Final Fantasy VII Remake trailer The recent Ghost Recon Breakpoint announcement has someone excited EA is bringing EA Access to the PlayStation 4, but we're split on it Senator wants to ban loot boxes and microtransactions - https://kotaku.com/u-s-senator-introduces-bill-to-ban-loot-boxes-and-pay-1834612226 Somehow the crew starts reminiscing about how gaming used to be Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Audioboom (https://audioboom.com/channel/spectatormode) | Overcast (https://overcast.fm/itunes1454432466/spectator-mode-podcast) | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3hMI4hk4B8tQIsbI6QD6YN) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast?refid=stpr) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode  (https://twitter.com/spectator_mode) Keith Mitchell – https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor  (https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor) Joshua Piedra – https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse  (https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse) Karl Smart – https://twitter.com/Themasething  (https://twitter.com/Themasething) Diego Perez – https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP

Can you train your brain to stay young beyond its natural age? Recent research suggests so - and we take a look at the science and what this means for society at large (00:45). Plus, we talk about the impact of grouse hunting on our countryside (9:35), and last, what does sobriety teach you (20:50)? With Damian Green MP, Linda Blair, Ben MacDonald, Tim Bonner, Damian Thompson and Tanya Gold. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Gabriel Radonich.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. So, let's see what's on this week's agenda, shall we? What games have we been playing / what are we looking forward to this month. Epic Games purchases Psyonix and the internet is pissed. Should reviewers be good at videos or just knowledgeable? Reports of Netherrealm Studios working people like slaves and the state of game development, and more much! Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Audioboom (https://audioboom.com/channel/spectatormode) | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3hMI4hk4B8tQIsbI6QD6YN) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast?refid=stpr) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode  (https://twitter.com/spectator_mode) Keith Mitchell – https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor  (https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor) Joshua Piedra – https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse  (https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse) Karl Smart – https://twitter.com/Themasething  (https://twitter.com/Themasething) Diego Perez – https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #epicgames #psyonix #rocketleaague #netherrealmstudios 

On this week's Spectator Podcast, we talk about how Nigel Farage's Brexit Party could pose an existential threat to the Tories (00:40). Also on the podcast, a debate special about whether the UK should legalise all drugs (11:45), and finally, what is lesbian-tourism (34:45)? With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Matthew Goodwin, Chris Daw QC, Peter Hitchens, and Julie Bindel. Presented by Lara Prendergast.  Produced by Siva Thangarajah.

On this week's Spectator Podcast, we talk about how Nigel Farage's Brexit Party could pose an existential threat to the Tories (00:35). Also on the podcast, a debate special about whether the UK should legalise all drugs (11:40), and finally, what is lesbian-tourism (34:40)? With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Matthew Goodwin, Chris Daw QC, Peter Hitchens, and Julie Bindel. Presented by Lara Prendergast.  Produced by Siva Thangarajah.

This week brought a new development in the ongoing scandal over Roger Scruton’s firing from a government commission, after the Spectator obtained the tapes of the interview that got him fired. We talk about what’s on the tapes, and what the affair reveals about the state of public debate (00:37). Plus, we talk about a worrying loophole in our immigration system (17:51), and ask: can men ever be considered feminists? (26:42) With Douglas Murray, Adrian Wooldridge, Geoff Hill, Joanna Bell, Julie Bindel, and Ella Whelan Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Siva Thangarajah and Gabriel Radonich.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. So, let's see what's on this week's agenda, shall we? Dreams from Media Molecule is out via early access and we're loving it. Is E3 possibly leaving the Los Angeles Convention Center? Or perhaps the state altogether?  The Xbox One S All-Digital has been announced, but is it worth it? Sega has announced 10 more games for the Sega Genesis Mini. Capcom's Home Arcade is not only ugly but apparently, it violates Finalburn Alpha's licensing agreement? Main Topic: The next-generation PlayStation specs were announced, are we impressed and what price do we think this console is coming in at?  And as always, much more. Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Audioboom (https://audioboom.com/channel/spectatormode) | | Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/3hMI4hk4B8tQIsbI6QD6YN) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast?refid=stpr) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode  (https://twitter.com/spectator_mode) Keith Mitchell – https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor  (https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor) Joshua Piedra – https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse  (https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse) Karl Smart – https://twitter.com/Themasething  (https://twitter.com/Themasething) Diego Perez – https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #e32019 #mediamolecule #xboxone #sega #capcomhomearcade #playstation5 #ps5

After a tragic fire destroyed parts of the Notre Dame on Holy Week, we talk to what the cathedral means to Catholics (00.30). Plus, a special debate on euthanasia (10.25), and a discussion with the Dean of Westminster Abbey about why we need hymns more than ever (20.30) With the Very Reverend John Hall, Damian Thompson, Matthew Walther, Sam Leith, Douglas Murray and Ysenda Maxtone-Graham.  Presented by Lara Prendergast.  Produced by Siva Thangarajah and Gabriel Radonich.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. So, let's see what's on this week's agenda, shall we? Recent News: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order announced, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice sells over 2 million copies, Yakuza Kiwami 2 coming to PC. Acer has a super sweet 4K HDR 144Hz monitor and it's releasing this Summer. Blizzard has released new updates for Hearthstone and World of  Warcraft. Changes for the latter that could get people back into the game. Keith chats about the new Microsoft Windows 10 Game Bar. He seems to like it. Kitana and more Mortal Kombat 11 talk. Does cheating ruin the gaming experience and make you a weaker gamer  Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Podbean (https://specmode.podbean.com/) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: Spectator Mode Podcast- https://twitter.com/spectator_mode  Keith Mitchell - https://twitter.com/Shadowhaxor (https://www.twitter.com/shadowhaxor)   Joshua Piedra - https://twitter.com/TheAnimePulse  Karl Smart - https://twitter.com/Themasething (https://twitter.com/themasething)   Diego Perez - https://twitter.com/CircleSquareDP #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #sekiro #yakuzakiwami2 #pcgaming #xboxgamebar #xboxonpc #worldofwarcraft

With plummeting approval ratings and street protests stretching into their fifth month, Emmanuelle Macron’s presidency seems to be going from bad to worse. So what happened to France’s golden child of global liberalism (00:30)? Plus, are MPs whining too much (12:45)? And last, is TV binge-watching becoming an epidemic (22:00)? With Jonathan Miller, Sophie Pedder, Melissa Kite, Stewart Jackson, Mark Palmer and Emma Bullimore. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Gabriel Radonich.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. Games we've been playing. Recap Borderlands 3 release date news 3. Ubisoft kills off the Starlink toy production. Easy mode, "git gud" mentality and it's toxic behavior. Should games have an easy mode and why we feel the whole "Git Gud" mentality is toxic and doesn't help anyone.  You can find our latest podcast below. Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Podbean (https://specmode.podbean.com/) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-outerhaven-productions/spectator-mode-podcast) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #gitgud #darksouls #sekiro #borderlands3 #ubisoft #starlink 

This week, Brexit disillusionment reaches a new low. Will our political system ever be the same again after all this is done(00:50)? Plus, we ask whether British rape laws have gone too far in the MeToo age (15:10). And last, should friends ask friends for donations (30:45)?    With James Forsyth, Katy Balls, Chris Daw QC, Tim Shipman, James Delingpole, and Cosmo Landesman and Sarah Green.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. Oh, seems our resident Aussie had other things to take care of, we picked up another guest. One of the newest additions to The Outerhaven, Diego Perez (https://www.twitter.com/CircleSquareDP) is joining us on this episode. So, let's see what's on this week's agenda, shall we? Games that we've been playing or looking forward to playing Borderlands 3 announcement Keith's really excited about Apple's new gaming service, Apple Arcade Valve's got a new VR headset coming out and somehow we end up talking about VR Recent EA Layoffs and the start of the industry. Are influencers the future?  Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #valve #virtualreality #vrgaming #valveindex #EA #layoffs #applearcade #iosgaming #borderlands3 #gearboxsoftware (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK)

This week, Theresa May has finally agreed to step down. But will it be enough to get her Brexit deal through (00:30)? We also take a look at the government’s plans to restrict consumption of pornography (15:20), and last, who were the Victorian women who travelled the world (28:15)? With James Forsyth, Katy Balls, Nicky Morgan, Julie Bindel, Robert Jackman, Myles Jackman, and Rosemary Brown. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah.

Welcome to another episode of the Spectator Podcast, the Outerhaven's weekly podcast where we talk the latest news, topics and everything else that's video games. Keith's not too thrilled with his recent experience with the United States Postal Service Our thoughts and impressions of The Division 2 Recapping the recent Mortal Kombat 11 announcements and which characters we want to return Google promises to change the way we game with Stadia, but we're not completely sold on it  Thanks for listening. If you'd like to come on the show as a guest or have topics you'd like for us to discuss, contact us here (https://www.theouterhaven.net/got-a-tip-for-us/) . Subscribe to us on: Podbean (https://specmode.podbean.com/) | iTunes (https://apple.co/2GY6ddQ) | Google Play (https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I634ijd7ebd4d3e2yevouqkmbmi) | YouTube (https://bit.ly/2TvlSXK) Follow the Spectator Mode Podcast crew on Twitter: #VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #thedivision2 #stadia #mortakombat11

It has been yet another crazy week in the Brexit saga, with May and the EU negotiating an extension. And with a possible third meaningful vote in the horizon, what happens now? And who is to blame for the uncertainty - May, or parliament? (00:47) Plus, with the majority of doctors in the NHS now coming from abroad, why are we not training enough doctors in the UK? (16:00) And last, we take a look inside of the world of The Archers’ superfans. (33:00)  With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Sam Gyimah, Saffron Cordery, J. Meirion Thomas and Nicola Headlam.  Presented by Lara Prendergast.  Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah.

It's been a somewhat bonkers week in Westminster. The government seems to be going into a full Brexit meltdown and it's likely that Brexit will be delayed. So, where do we go from here (00:45)? We also take a look at the Democratic Party's anti-Semitism problem (17:35) and at the end, Lara Prendergast is given a tarot reading (26:10). With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Peter Foster, Freddy Gray, Kate Andrews and Jennifer Cownie. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

This week, we look at the rise of woke corporations, and how concepts like 'microaggressions', 'allyship', and 'toxic masculinity' are starting to enter the workplace (00:35). We also hear about Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau - he's fallen from grace, and does he have anyone to blame but himself (13:40)? Plus, we hear about Shanghai's marriage market (20:05), and there's even an apology from Rod Liddle at the end (28:40). With Toby Young, Berkeley Wilde, Leah McLaren, Leyland Cecco, Cindy Yu, Yuan Ren, Rod Liddle, and James Bartholomew. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thaganrajah.

This week: May and Corbyn were dragged reluctantly to new positions on Brexit. So, have they lost control of their parties? And what does this mean for a timely Brexit, or indeed, Brexit at all (00:45)? Lara also talks to our Literary Editor, Sam Leith, on the joys of videogaming. What’s behind the success of this £4 billion industry (21:20)? With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Nick Boles MP, Sienna Rodgers, Sam Leith, and Harry Darwin. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thaganrajah.

This week, a new centrist party has finally been formed. So what does this mean for British politics (00:30)? Plus, we talk about the merits of artificial intelligence and ask, is it something to fear (21:55)? And last, do hen parties have to be so crass (32:15)? With Katy Balls, James Forsyth, Gavin Shuker MP, Joe Twyman, Chris Duffey, Jamie Bartlett, Sophia Money-Coutts and Dan Harley. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thaganrajah.

Despite the shambolic Tory government, Labour is still trailing in the polls. This week we ask: is Corbyn cracking up (00:30)? Plus, is wearing a hijab necessarily oppressive (17:15), and last, have younger members of the Royal family bought in to a narrative of victimhood (22:25)? With Nick Cohen, Stephen Bush, Soutiam Goodarzi, Jan Moir, and Victoria Murphy. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah.

This week, we talk to journalist Zoe Strimpel about whether apps have ruined dating (00:40). Plus, what does the case of disappeared horses and how the RSPCA is more powerful than you think (20:00). Finally, the debate over neurodiversity and why it's dividing the autistic community (30:10). With Zoe Strimpel, Dr. Cath Mercer, Laura James, Matt Tunstill, and Melissa Kite.  Presented by Lara Prendergast.  Produced by Siva Thangarajah and Lara Prendergast.

This week, May prepares for her last shot with Brussels, but can she get what she wants (0:35)? We also talk to Stephen Gibbs, a journalist on the ground in Caracas, about the nightmare in Venezuela (14:30). And last, we take a look at another big issue of the day - are induction hobs simply reinventing the wheel (25:35)?  With James Forsyth, Peter Foster, Stephen Gibbs, Joanna Rossiter,  Ysenda Maxtone Graham and James Ramsden.  Presented by Isabel Hardman.  Produced by Cindy Yu and Siva Thangarajah.

Have vegans and vegetarians won the moral argument in the war on meat (1:00)? Plus, are Anglicans hoping to reconcile with Catholics (11:25)? And last, why is Michael Gove crusading against the wood-burning stove (25:40)? With Jenny McCartney, Dominika Piasecka, Peter Hitchens, Damian Thompson, James Delingpole and Fraser Nelson. Presented by Lara Prendergast.

It’s another crazy week in Westminster, and the question on everyone’s minds – what happens next? We talk to Paul Mason, Henry Newman, and Katy Balls (00:50). Plus, should councils turf out the social housing tenants whose circumstances improve (23:45)? With Paul Mason, Henry Newman, Katy Balls, Mark Piggott, and Luke Doonan. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

Lorries backing up in Kent, a Mars bar shortage, and no more Rome city breaks – these are just some of the things that we have been warned about when it comes to a no deal Brexit. But what will really happen? Lara Prendergast talks to two people who disagree on almost everything. Lord Peter Lilley, Tory MP, has said that a no-deal Brexit would be better than the status quo; he's joined by Ian Dunt, editor of politics.co.uk, who thinks that it would be an ‘unmitigated disaster'. It was a pretty fiery exchange from the two Brexit experts – the debate ranged from nuclear isotopes to Chinese kettles. Tune in to make your own mind up about no deal. A shortened version of this podcast first appeared as a part of The Spectator Podcast on 10th January. Subscribe to The Spectator Podcast to hear more like this.

Lorries backing up in Kent, a Mars bar shortage, and no more Rome city breaks – these are just some of the things that we have been warned about when it comes to a no deal Brexit. But what will really happen (00:45)? Plus, is China a greater force to be reckoned with than Russia (22:35)? And last, what is it with Brits and obsessing over aristocratic sex scandals (33:15)? With Lord Peter Lilley, Ian Dunt, Kerry Brown, Tom Tugendhat MP, Cosmo Landesman, and Sophia Money-Coutts. Presented by Lara Prendergast.

As we move into 2019, two big elections could shake up the rest of the year. In May, the European elections could see an unprecedented populist surge. What would that mean for the European Union (00:50)? And back home, a potential general election, and Corbyn’s chances at government have never looked better (11:15). We discuss both of these. And last, is it ever okay to call a woman ‘a girl’ (24:35)? With Fredrik Erixon, Charles Grant, Katy Balls, Conor Pope, Mark Mason and Julie Bindel. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

Spectator editor George Austion sits down with Mick Colageo on Dec. 18, 2018 to discuss news and sports happening in Somerset and Swansea on Episode 7 of The Spectator Podcast, part of SouthCoast Media Group's "From the Newsroom" podcast series.

So, it's the end of the year, and we can safely say 2018 hasn't been any less loopy than its recent predecessors. In this year's final Spectator Podcast, we'll be taking a look at some of the major political and cultural events of the year, with a star-studded cast of commentators and experts, and casting a look forward at 2019. We'll be talking about Labour – it hasn't had a great year, but is it closer than ever to government? Plus, what have been the divides splitting Europe, and how has Trump settled in to the second year of his tenure? But before all this, a little bit of Brexit. With James Forsyth, Stephen Bush, Rory Stewart, Katy Balls, Paul Mason, Jess Phillips, Douglas Murray, Anne McElvoy, Freddy Gray, Christopher Meyer, and Kate Andrews. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

So, it's the end of the year, and we can safely say 2018 hasn't been any less loopy than its recent predecessors. In this year's final Spectator Podcast, we'll be taking a look at some of the major political and cultural events of the year, with a star-studded cast of commentators and experts, and casting a look forward at 2019. We'll be talking about Labour – it hasn't had a great year, but is it closer than ever to government? Plus, what have been the divides splitting Europe, and how has Trump settled in to the second year of his tenure? But first, a little bit of Brexit. With James Forsyth, Stephen Bush, Rory Stewart, Katy Balls, Paul Mason, Jess Phillips, Douglas Murray, Anne McElvoy, Freddy Gray, Christopher Meyer, and Kate Andrews. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

With just days to go till the meaningful vote, the government looks set to lose it by a humiliating margin. What next for Theresa May? We ask one of the MPs opposing her deal – former universities minister, Sam Gyimah (00:50). And over on the continent, France buckles down for another weekend of riots from the gilet jaunes – can Macron give them what they want (19:05)? And last, has Britain become a country of show-offs (28:35)? With James Forsyth, Sam Gyimah, Gavin Mortimer, Sophie Pedder, Harry Mount, and Cosmo Landesman. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

This week the Treasury and the Bank of England gave their forecasts for the post-Brexit economy, but is a Jeremy Corbyn government more threatening to economic growth (00:50)? In Italy, growth is a distant memory, as the economy stagnates and youth unemployment is at 35%. The government and the EU are at loggerheads over how to solve it. Is Italy the next Eurosceptic time bomb (19:40)? And last, what is it like to write a biography for somebody who can't stand you (32:45)? With Liam Halligan, Grace Blakeley, Ferdinando Giugliano, Matthew Goodwin, and Richard Bradford. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

This week, Theresa May is putting the final touches on her Brexit deal – but is this a point to celebrate, or has she left behind an irrevocably toxic legacy (00:40)? We also take a look at the Democratic Party's new darling – Beto O'Rourke (13:10); and last, are British parents too obsessed with their children's education (26:00)? With James Forsyth, Lord Heseltine, Freddy Gray, Karin Robinson, Leah McLaren and James Delingpole. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas; with thanks to Jack Hunter.

We're bringing you this podcast from the midst of the Brexit omni-shambles, and this episode contains a special Brexit edition (15:05). But before that, something just as monumental is happening on the other side of the world. China is developing a social credit system to rate its own citizens and their social behaviour. Just how dangerous is this idea (00:40)? With James O'Malley, Cindy Yu, James Forsyth, Tim Montgomerie, and Sienna Rodgers. Presented by Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

As Theresa May prepares to unveil her Brexit deal, we ask: just how bad is it, and what happened to ‘no deal is better than a bad deal' (00:50)? In the American midterms, the Blue Wave didn't happen, but Democrats did take control of the House of Representatives – what next for Trump's presidency (17:15)? And last, as we approach Remembrance Sunday, who are the lives we are remembering, and is it time to move on (28:10)? With James Forsyth, Charles Grant, Kate Andrews, Leslie Vinjamuri, Liz Hunt, and Glyn Prysor. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

As Angela Merkel steps down as party leader – what was her legacy and can the EU project survive without her (00:40)? We also discuss whether WhatsApp has made it harder for MPs to plot (12:25); and last, should Brits be allowed to forage wild mushrooms (22:50)? With Douglas Murray, Sophie Pedder, Katy Balls, Paul Staines, Stewart Jackson, Daniel Butler, and Josh Barrie. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

Somehow it has already been two years into a Trump presidency, and America is facing midterm elections. Will Democrats win in a landslide (00:45)? We also delve a little deeper at the political faultlines behind the Jamal Khashoggi story – is Turkey taking advantage of his death (15:15)? And last, is the use of wild animals in circuses really the great injustice that campaigners say it is (25:40)? With Freddy Gray, Leslie Vinjamuri, Hannah Lucinda Smith, Azzam Tamimi, Tim Phillips and Vanessa Toulmin. Presented by Isabel Hardman. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has disappeared at his country's consulate in Istanbul, with reports emerging of his brutal murder. But who was Jamal Khashoggi, why did this happen to him and what should happen next (00:38)? Also on this podcast, the Irish may harbour more anti-EU opinion than commonly thought. Is there the prospect of an 'Irexit' (12:48)? And finally, with three top public schools scrapping the common entrance exam, should we lament the demise of the eccentric admissions test for schoolchildren (22:54)? With Bill Law, Akbar Shahid Ahmed, John Waters, Brendan O'Neill and Harry Mount. Presented by Lara Prendergast. Produced by Alastair Thomas.

The debate over rights for transgender people rumbles on in the wake of proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act. Is there a so-called ‘trans orthodoxy' shutting down debate on this issue (00:35)? Meanwhile, across the channel, French socialist Jean-Luc Mélenchon is aiming to unseat an increasing unpopular Emmanuel Macron. Does Mélenchon have a chance of becoming president (20:10)? With Madeleine Kearns, India Willoughby, Olivier Tonneau, and Jonathan Miller. Presented by Katy Balls. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

As we head into Conservative Party Conference, Theresa May has never looked more alone. We talk to Iain Duncan Smith and James Forsyth about a Prime Minister abandoned (1:25). And while chaos reigns in the Conservative Party, Labour is gearing up, led by a pragmatic but radical Shadow Chancellor. Just who is John McDonnell (18:50)? And last, why is Tesco's new discount retailer so Brexity (38:10)? With Iain Duncan Smith, James Forsyth, Fraser Nelson, Paul Mason, Lewis Goodall, and Olivia Potts. Produced by Cindy Yu and Alastair Thomas.

With Paul Wood and Freddy Gray. Presented by Isabel Hardman. This is an extract from the main Spectator Podcast.

With Lionel Shriver. Presented by Lara Prendergast. This is an extract from The Spectator Podcast, available on iTunes.

With Freddy Gray, Paul Wood and Kate Andrews. Presented by Isabel Hardman. This discussion first appeared on the Spectator Podcast.

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