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After relating our experiences of coping under the coronavirus-induced British police state, we discuss the end days of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership, and the prospects for his then likely (now confirmed) successor Keir Starmer.
Joining us is the ultimate boy’s dress sense.
Continue reading →For the first time in more than four years, Jeremy Corbyn is no longer the leader of the Labour party. The veteran backbencher, to quote the phrase, is returning to his preferred seat. Or at least he will be once coronavirus lockdown is lifted.
I think I was less aghast than the average pundit when Corbyn beat the likes of Yvette Cooper and Andy Burnham to become Labour leader back in September 2015. Being less knowledgeable than most pundits I didn’t appreciate what an upset it was, and unlike some I wanted a genuine change after Ed Miliband.
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This week on the podcast we discuss the Covid-19 coronavirus (see also Chinese/Wuhan virus), whether it will kill off the old men running to be US president, and the RuPaul’s Drag Race catfishing scandal.
Joining us is a mountain of bog roll.
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Returning for the new decade, we take a look at Tracy Brabin’s shoulder, Boris Johnson’s bridge, and Phillip Schofield’s closet.
Continue reading →The view, expressed by the lawyer David Allen Green this week, that remain campaigners lost the aftermath of the referendum despite their opponents being very incompetent requires you to believe remainers were exceptionally incompetent. But it’s more plausible that remainers’ fundamental position was much weaker than it looked.
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