
Radio 4's weekly assessment of developments at Westminster
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

The Daily Telegraph's political editor, Ben Riley-Smith, analyses the latest developments at Westminster.
Following further fallout from Rachel Reeves' Budget, and accusations that she misled the public about the state of the public finances, Ben sp... more
Sonia Sodha takes a look at Chancellor Rachel Reeves' long-awaited Budget with former Treasury Minister and now Shadow Leader of the House, Conservative MP Jesse Norman and Labour MP Jeevun Sandher who until recently served on the Treasury Select Com... more
With just days to go to Rachel Reeves' Budget, George Parker speaks to her Conservative predecessor at the Treasury, Sir Jeremy Hunt MP. They discuss what it's like for Chancellors in the run-up to a fiscal event and the intense speculation around th... more
The Guardian's political editor Pippa Crerar assesses the latest developments at Westminster.
Following a turbulent week for the government, with talk of plots to replace the Prime Minister and speculation over the budget, Pippa speaks to two Labou... more
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this podcast is as if ”yes minister” and ”absolute power” had had a love child. great satire; if only it were.
I have just turned this off as the presenter, has interrupted every answer that has been given by her quests. This used to be the one political program that was worth listening to but over the last few weeks I have become very disillusioned.
This programme is at its best when presented by Steve Richards. His own podcasts are excellent too.
This is very much an insiders clique programme, why are plebs listening? Tax payers not invited, and certainly don’t expect the government to be held to account. Ms. Quinn still hasn’t called them out on the 2010 Tory foundation lie that all the money was gone when they came to power; don’t expect them to be asked why they’ve blown up the economy! It’s strange that for 13 years the presenters have accepted that Gordon Brown was personally responsible for the credit crunch (don’t mention it wa... more
This show’s misnamed it should be Westminster Bubble. The presenters have so little clue that they think the Labour Party have been in government for the last 13 years.
Here’s a Tory (simper simper) droning on; lying blatantly; don’t mention we’ve borrowed TRILLIONS; we’ve just smashed the economy! Aww how wonderful you are!
Labour: we might borrow, less than Con have to give the rich tax cuts, to invest … not permitted to say a paragraph… What! You’ll never be able to do that!
Plaid Cymru; Lib... more
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The content provides a weekly analysis of key political events and discussions taking place in Westminster. Topics frequently explored include party politics, government policies, healthcare initiatives, and social reforms. The format makes room for various perspectives, featuring voices from across the political spectrum and often involving lawmakers, journalists, and experts who contribute to a well-rounded exploration of current affairs. Notably, the podcast is distinguished by its engagement with pressing political issues, including welfare reforms, immigration policy, and the implications of Brexit, creating a comprehensive overview of UK politics that is both timely and relevant. It effectively bridges the gap between Westminster's in... more
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Recent guests on The Week in Westminster include:
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2. Simon Haw
3. Wes Streeting
4. Jeremy Hunt
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8. Richard Lloyd
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