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17 October 2014

On this week’s New Statesman podcast: Episode Sixty-Five

Labour’s woes, the Green Party’s election chances and hopes of colonising Mars.

By New Statesman

(Photo By London mayoral candidates Ken Livingstone, Jenny Jones, and Boris Johnson. Photo: Getty)

On this week’s New Statesman podcast, Helen Lewis, George Eaton and Caroline Crampton discuss the troubles facing Labour, and whether the Greens really are poised to split the centre-left vote at the next election. Plus, Helen Lewis and Ian Steadman discuss some worrying news for astronauts hoping to colonise Mars.

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