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17 August 2017

The NS Podcast #230: It’s (New) Party Time

The New Statesman podcast.

By New Statesman

Helen is joined by Anoosh to consider whether a new political party would have any chance of success in the UK. Then they discuss the TV shows everyone really likes to watch but doesn’t admit to and analyse why the quality of Don’t Tell The Bride has declined. Finally, a bumper You Asked Us section including listener questions on social care, punching Nazis, the Tory economic agenda and more.

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Further reading:

The NS centenary debate from 2013 – did the left win the twentieth century?

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