For the seasoned constitutional observer the chief complaint about Britain is that it lacks a single document with all the important rules written down.
The Brexit debate is not about parliamentary sovereignty, but the people’s sovereignty
Podcast Ep. 34: British LGBT Awards, Lid Dems’ Defeat & Stephen Fry leaves Twitter
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The boys are back and blissfully ignoring the announcement of the EU referendum (23rd June, stick it in your diary) and instead choosing to dive into the rest of the political and social wasteland that will be ignored by mainstream media for the next four months.
Podcast Ep. 33: The UN’s Assange verdict, Cameron’s EU Deal and Matt LeBlanc on Top Gear
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A UN panel’s view that Julian Assange is being “arbitrarily detained”, David Cameron’s prospective deal with the EU and the announcement that Friends’ Matt LeBlanc will host Top Gear are the three topics Jimmy and John tackle in this week’s podcast.
How literary criticism replaced real politics
After David Cameron’s “gaffe” at prime minister’s questions last week, many will no doubt be wondering just what the appropriate term for a group of migrants is.
“Bunch”, it was made clear, is off the table. Perhaps it should be a “school”, as in fish? A “murder”, as in crows? Or maybe even a “swarm”?
Podcast Ep. 32: Google’s Taxes, Iowa Primary, Cameron’s diversity pledge
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Google’s tax deal, the American presidential primaries and a diversity pledge from David Cameron provide the table talk for this week as Jazza and Jimmy are joined by Nick Mazzei, an ex-army Conservative member and sometime Huffington Post blogger.