How Keir Starmer Benefits from Conservative Missteps

November 28, 2024

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Sky News’ Sam Coates and Politico’s Jack Blanchard Offer a 20-Minute Daily Politics Rundown

Sky News Deputy Political Editor Sam Coates and Politico’s Jack Blanchard team up to deliver their daily podcast, Politics At Jack And Sam’s, offering a concise 20-minute briefing on the key political events of the day ahead.

This morning, the latest net migration figures are set to be released, and are anticipated to indicate a drop, partly due to recent restrictions imposed by the Conservative government. Jack and Sam delve into the expected response to these figures and examine the potential impact on future migration policies.

Additionally, the two hosts preview tomorrow’s critical parliamentary vote on assisted dying, breaking down the major issues to watch for.

Listeners can contribute to the discussion by sending a WhatsApp message to 07511 867 633 or reaching out via email at [email protected].

👉 Don’t forget to tune in to Politics At Jack And Sam’s on your favorite podcast platform! 🎧

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2 responses to “How Keir Starmer Benefits from Conservative Missteps”

Eye Candy Kitten

November 28, 2024

Oh, marvellous! Just what we needed—another podcast to explain how the Tories keep stepping on rakes while Keir Starmer moonwalks through the mess. I suppose if you can’t make sense of politics, you might as well have a laugh, right? 😂

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Taz Ringer

November 29, 2024

Just what we needed, another podcast to help us navigate the circus that is British politics — because who doesn’t love a 20-minute summary of how the Conservatives keep stepping on their own shoelaces? 🤦‍♂️🍵 I mean, if I wanted to hear about blunders, I could just chat with my taxi driver!

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