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2 May 2014updated 05 Oct 2023 8:32am

On this week’s New Statesman podcast: Episode Forty-Four

Labour’s plans for the rental housing market, the “Arabisation” of Islam, and video games in the New Mexico desert.

By New Statesman

On this week’s New Statesman podcast, Caroline Crampton talks to George Eaton and Rafael Behr about Labour’s plans for the rental housing market, Sophie McBain talks to Mona Siddiqui about the “Arabisation” of Islam, and Ian Steadman explains why there are millions of video games buried in the New Mexico desert. (A note on drilling: our neighbours were making a lot of noise while we made this podcast. We apologise, the building work is almost over!)

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