Regular guest Shaz Rahman once again joins us to discuss an Institute for Government Report on the progress the UK has made in reaching net zero carbon by 2050 and the barriers that remain to reducing more carbon emissions.
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Read more from Shaz at shaziety.com
Read the IFG report here: https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/sites/default/files/publications/net-zero-government-climate-change-target.pdf
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Steve and Cory talk about what the two main parties should focus on over the next 12 months.
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Steve and Cory pick the men and women who they think will be most influential in UK politics in 2021.
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John Cotton and Luke John Davies take on Steve Haynes and Brigid Jones in this year's Not Enough Champagne Quiz. Cory Hazlehurst sets questions, keeps scores and tries to even things up a little bit.
Thank you for listening to the podcast during 2020. Have a relaxing new year and we will be back in 2021.
This quiz was recorded on December 16th, before a Brexit Deal had been negotiated.
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Steve and Cory revisit the resolutions they gave Labour and the Conservatives in January and talk about the year in politics.
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Steve and Cory begin their review of 2020 by looking at their January picks for the most influential politicians.
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Steve and Cory set out to talk about the sticking points in Brexit negotiations, but get distracted by fish puns.
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Steve and Cory talk about a report from the Centre for Countering Digital Hate about how the growth in online misinformation has occurred.
You can read the report at the CCDH website: Center for Countering Digital Hate (counterhate.co.uk)
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Steve and Cory talk about the paradox that people find left-wing policies are popular whilst not voting for left-wing parties.
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Steve and Cory discuss Dominic Cummings's dire record in government and what his departure from Number 10 means for the Johnson administration.
Steve and Cory speak to Patrick Cook about the result of the US Presidential Election.
(as we acknowledge at the start of the episode, this was called before the race was called for Joe Biden)
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Steve and Cory talk to Patrick Cook about what we should expect on Election Day. Will we get a result on the night, which states should we keep an eye out for, and what will happen if there's a tie?
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Steve and Cory talk with Patrick Cook once again about why voter turnout in American Elections is so low yet the lines to vote are so long.
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Cory and Steve talk with Patrick Cook on fundraising in American Politics.
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The Conversation article Cory was referring to is: https://theconversation.com/the-scale-of-us-election-spending-explained-in-five-graphs-130651
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Steve and Cory discuss quite the week in American Politics with Patrick Cook.
(This was recorded on Wednesday before the Vice Presidential Debate)
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Steve and Cory talk about the government's treatment of asylum seekers and what that tells us about the Tory's priorities.
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Steve and Cory talk about the uses of algorithms in forming public policy and how they've inadvertently fuelled the rise of conspiracy theorists like QAnon.
The blog Cory references is: https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2020/8/3/tiktok-and-the-sorting-hat
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As America is in the grip of the climate crisis, we check in with Patrick Cook on the state of the Presidential race.
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Steve and Cory talk about the four horsemen of the apocalypse that will plague Boris Johnson's government between now and Christmas.
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In a selection from the Not Enough Champagne Vaults, here's a conversation we recorded with Shaz Rahman a couple of months ago about the future of transport including short haul flights.
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In the final of our three episodes looking back at past episodes, we talk about the government action to tackle obesity. Features a cameo appearance by John Cotton.
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In the second of three summer episodes reflecting on our past shows, Steve and Cory revisit the episode they recorded earlier this year on Huawei. Since then, the government has opted to try and remove the Chinese firm from the UK's 5G network. What did we get right and wrong in our previous episode?
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Steve and Cory revisit their episode recorded after Boris Johnson won the Conservative Party leadership. We discuss whether he has governed as we expected him to, and look back at a turbulent year in politics to work out what we got right and what we got wrong.
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Steve and Cory talk about the ISC's Russia Report. They discuss what the media focussed on, what interesting bits did they ignore, and also about the wider political implications as well.
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Steve and Cory talk about whether Rishi Sunak's economic plans are up to the challenge we face.
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