22 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
86. Nick Clegg: Coalition, Cameron, and Chaos (Part 1)
What closed-doors conversations led to the 2010 coalition? What were the coalition years like? How did it all go wrong for the Liberal Democrats in 2015? Rory and Alastair are joined by Nick ... Continue22 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
19 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
289. TRIP US: The Week Trump Won?
What does Trump’s new running mate mean for the direction of the Republican Party? Have the Democrats given up on a 2024 win? Is there anything now that can stand in Trump’s way?Join Katt... Continue19 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
288. Is Labour’s King’s Speech bold enough?
What legislation did Keir Starmer's government put forward in the state opening of Parliament? Do the bills go far enough? Where does Labour go from here? Alastair is joined by Robert Peston ... Continue18 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
287. Trump’s VP, Labour vs. China, and the King’s Speech
How has a man who once called Trump ‘America’s Hilter’ now become his running mate? What does a Labour government mean for UK-China relations? Will China define how Gaza will be governe... Continue17 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
85. Lisa Nandy: Making Britain a cultural superpower
What responsibilities will Lisa Nandy take on as the new Secretary of State for Culture, Media, and Sport? Why was this the most toxic election campaign she has fought? How has the importance... Continue15 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
286. Trump Assassination Attempt: The Aftermath
Will the Trump rally shooting change the course of the US election? Are we entering an era of further political violence and polarisation? What goes on behind the scenes in the secret service... Continue14 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
14 July 2024
Posted by Alastair Campbell
Alastair Campbell is a writer, communicator and strategist best known for his role as former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s spokesman, press secretary and director of communications and strategy. Still active in politics and campaigns in Britain and overseas, he now splits his time between writing, speaking, broadcasting, charities and consultancy.