Is Labour’s recovery the start of a lasting political change, or another short honeymoon?
Roifield Brown welcomes regular commentator Leah Brown back to Mid Atlantic for a warm, lively look at a turbulent fortnight in UK politics. From Andy Burnham’s appeal and Labour’s Holborn and St Pancras victory to Kemi Badenoch’s Conservative pitch, the Greens’ conference controversy and Nigel Farage’s asylum proposals, they ask who is rebuilding trust with voters.
Roifield sees signs that the established parties are recovering; Leah is less convinced that Britain is heading back to two-party politics. They also discuss public ownership, inheritance tax and the risks of reopening the European debate.
Expect friendly disagreements, serious questions and a brief diversion into the merits of wearing slippers inside wellies.
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