Steve and Cory talk about Mark Pack's new book Bad News: What the Headlines Don't Tell Us.

Find Mark and his book here: https://www.markpack.org.uk/160672/bad-news-what-the-headlines-dont-tell-us/

Dave Depper composed our theme tune and James Cram designed our logo.

Steve and Cory practise social distancing and podcasting at the same time.

James Cram designed our logo and Dave Depper composed our theme tune.

Shaz Rahman once again joins us to talk about the problems facing the Energy Market in the UK and how we can invest to make the sector greener.

Dave Depper composed our theme tune and James Cram designed our logo.

***This podcast was recorded a month ago, so there's no reference to the global pandemic. Cory and Steve will be recording episodes with appropriate levels of social distancing next week.***

Steve and Cory talk about the differing responses to Covid 19, and Cory finds a way to talk about Brexit.

***This episode was recorded over two weeks ago. Figures about death tolls are now sadly out of date, and Covid 19 is now a pandemic***

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Steve and Cory talk once again with Patrick Cook about the ramifications of Super Tuesday, the establishment of a two-horse race. and some themes we've seen in the Democratic Primary so far.

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Steve and Cory discuss the government's proposed points-based immigration policy.

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Steve and Cory talk about Dominic Cummings' style of government, Andrew Sabisky, and the impact this is having on the civil service. It's made all the more relevant by Sir Philip Rutnam's resignation yesterday.

Dave Depper composed our theme tune and James Cram designed our logo.

Patrick Cook joins us once again to talk about the Democratic Presidential Primary, whether Bernie Sanders can keep his momentum, and the enlightened despotism of Michael Bloomberg.

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Steve and Cory talk briefly about the government's reshuffle, and pay The Saj a fond farewell.

(This was recorded before the Andrew Sabisky scandal, which is the subject of a future podcast).

James Cram designed our logo and Dave Depper composed our theme tune.

Steve and Cory are joined once again by Shaz Rahman to talk about the Australian bushfires, the Climate Emergency, and the wider political implications of them.

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Steve and Cory talk about the implications of the government's decision to give Huawei the contract to build 5G infrastructure.

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The BBC Long Read Cory referred to is: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/Huawei

Boris Johnson said he wanted to unite the country after Brexit. Steve and Cory discus how the government could bring Leave and Remain voters together, and whether Johnson actually wants to do it.

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Steve and Cory talk about how the UK culture wars are playing out in the alliterative row over Big Ben's bongs, abortion and refugees.

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Steve and Cory talk about the issues which the government will try and talk about before they are derailed by Brexit.

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If Emily Thornberry was a cheese, what sort of cheese would she be? Steve and Cory talk about this and other burning questions which might be answered by the Leadership election.

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For the third year in a row, Steve and Cory discuss what the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Greens need to do in 2020.

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Steve and Cory reflect on their picks for influential politicians in 2019, assessing what they got right and wrong about the year in politics.

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Steve and Cory begin the new decade as they ended the old one, by making bad predictions.

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Steve and Brigid join John and LJ for the third annual battle. Featuring a special bonus round. 

Happy New Year to all our listeners. Not Enough Champagne will return in 2020.

Come for the clickbaity title, stay for the more nuanced answers to the question from John Cotton, Brigid Jones and Luke John Davies.

Happy Christmas to all our listeners!

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Steve and Cory are joined by regular favourites John Cotton, Brigid Jones and Luke John Davies to talk about the election, without hesitation, deviation, repetition, drinking or crying.

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...and nothing was stirring. Not even a postal voter.

Steve and Cory talk about Ivan Rogers' latest thoughts on how Brexit might play out after the election (https://policyscotland.gla.ac.uk/ghost-of-christmas-yet-to-come-brexit-lecture-full-text/) and the IFS analysis of the spending plans made by the major parties (https://www.ifs.org.uk/election/2019). 

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Steve and Cory talk with Shaz Rahman about the benefits of co-operative businesses and how governments can encourage more.

The report we discuss is here: https://neweconomics.org/uploads/files/co-ops-unleashed.pdf

James Cram designed our logo and Dave Depper is responsible for our theme tune, Plucky Good Times.

Steve and Cory talk to Francis Clarke about the fight for a Living Wage at the University of Birmingham. 

Steve and Cory talk about bad mopping skills, inappropriate metaphors, ex-Labour MPs with the same names as English cricketers, the red wall and tactical voting.

If you have a question you'd like us to talk about on our next episode about the election, please let us know through the usual channels.

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