Name: Labour Conference Expectations by 1201
Duration: 58 min 13 s
Description: Ahead of Labour Conference, Bradley Allsop, Calum Watt and Oli Walwyn discuss what can be expected and policy hopes, at what has been described as make or break for Starmer’s leadership. We also discuss the announcement of Aukus, stronger posturing against China from the West and whether it is significant in shaping future relations.

Ahead of Labour Conference, Bradley Allsop, Calum Watt and Oli Walwyn discuss what can be expected and policy hopes, at what has been described as make or break for Starmer’s leadership. We also discuss the announcement of Aukus, stronger posturing against China from the West and whether it is significant in shaping future relations.

Labour Conference Expectations

Calum Watt, Callum Roper, Bradley Allsop and Seth Goddard discuss the fallout from the leaked Labour Antisemitism report, the place of religion and faith in politics and what is next for the left after the fall of Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders in the USA.

Intro: "The Red Flag" by Jim Connell
Outro: "We Shall Overcome" performed by Joan Baez

Treachery (Allegedly) Faith and the Left

Calum Watt, Callum Roper and Bradley Allsop discuss the dangers of Police overreach during the coronavirus lockdown, Boris Johnson's appalling procrastination and lack of planning, the shameful lack of Personal Protective Equipment in the NHS, Labour's response to the crisis and the urgent need to get organised before the lockdown ends.

Intro: "Police" by Spraynpray
Outro: "Emergency" by WithSound-NC

Police, PPE and Political Procrastination

Was the UK government too late to introduce the rule of six? How have Extinction Rebellion got people talking about UK media ownership? And do we have a free press in this country? What effects will breaking international law have on the UK’s reputation? Calum Watt, Callum Roper, Bradley Allsop and Oli Walwyn discuss all of this and more!

Opening music: New Beginning - Gunnar Olsen
Closing music: March to Victory - Silent Partner

The Rule of Six

This week's podcast features more on the government handling of the pandemic, the efficacy of the new policies and the treatment of students during their first week back at university. Calum Watt, Callum Roper, Bradley Allsop and Ewan Hodson also discuss the Overseas Operations Bill which effectively legitimises the use of torture as a part of the UK's foreign policy.

Opening music: New Beginning - Gunnar Olsen

Closing music: March to Victory - Silent Partner

Students, Not Criminals

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Labour Conference Expectations

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