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The Tory Momentum’s quick descent into social cleansing gags, former Scottish Labour chief Kezia Dugdale’s involuntary outing, and a centrist essay castigating the lunatic fringes are the three topics this week.
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Labour’s equivocating on such trivia as tuition fees and Britain’s membership of the single market, Tory plans to make it easier to change your legal gender, and the proposal to force wankers (Ed – Porn watchers?) to identify themselves online are the three topics this week.
Joining us is journalist and author Tim Marshall, who can be found on Twitter and The What & The Why.
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For our final episode before the June general election in the UK our co-hosts cover leaders’ debates, leaders’ non-debates, the terrorist attack in London, rising and falling polls, and our final voting choices – or lack thereof.
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The terrorist attack in Manchester, Labour’s surge forward in the polls, Andrew “Brillo” Neil’s savaging of the UK’s political leaders, and the much-celebrated sacking of rent-a-gob Katie Hopkins are the three (Er, four? – Ed) topics this week.
Joining us is Rowan Ellis, a YouTuber and social media manager at women’s site The Pool.
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In the absence of better ideas, our two hosts discuss the Labour, Lib Dem and Tory manifestos, as well as the so-called ‘Losers Debate’ of prime ministerial no-hopers. Joining us is nobody, as we’ve run out of friends.
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