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This week we discuss the anti-Brexit march over the weekend, the slap-happy Lib Dem Layla Moran, and the government’s attempts to make it harder to wank without a ‘visual aid’.
Joining us is a need to edit these things faster.
Of all the surprises in the Westminster soap opera that have followed from the British public’s vote to leave the EU, none matches the rise of Europhiles to the forefront of British political life.
During the referendum the remain campaign was, much to the retrospective regret of its chiefs, big on the economics and small on the emotion. England, it was unsaid, does not love the EU. Our marriage was one of convenience – in migration queues, for roaming data fees and for those Britons who wanted to live abroad.
The march of the remoaners on Saturday is, for that reason, something special.
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The retirement of Vince Cable as Lib Dem leader, the ‘will they, won’t they’ of Brexit, and the terrorist attack at Christchurch in New Zealand are the three topics this week.
Joining us is a deep sense of Bregret.
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The emergence of the Tiggers, the decision to strip jihadi bride Shamima Begum of her citizenship, and a shock case in which a straight white man was discriminated against in police recruitment are the three topics this week.
Joining us is “tech ethicist” and TWAAAT Alice Thwaite.
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In this episode we tackle Liam Neeson’s controversial racist confession, give a general update on Brexit while mentioning Nigel Farage’s new outfit, and discuss what it’s like to dump the Conservatives for being too rightwing.
Joining us is Nicholas Mazzei, who is no longer a Tory.