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The ongoing chaos in the Tory party, further stories of tax evasion (Er, avoidance? – Ed), and the dispute over whether poppies have become tarnished are a symbol are the three topics this week.
Joining us is the expectation that we too will be invited to join the cabinet. Or at least the shadow one.
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The prospect of 17th century prime minister Jacob Rees-Mogg, AI that can allegedly tell if you’re gay or straight by looking at your face, and comedian Robert Webb’s crusade against toxic masculinity are the three topics this week.
Joining us are our traumatic memories of throwing like girls in the school playground.
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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.
Joining us is a misplaced confidence in our knowledge of Caledonian affairs. If you like what we do throw us a few quid through Patreon.
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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.
Image based on Westminster, London by Berit Watkin
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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.
Image based on photo from the Financial Times