Archive: Podcast

politics.co.uk podcast: On the road with Boris

Boris Johnson rustles up some student votes

We interview Boris Johnson on the campaign trail as he courts the votes of students in Croydon.

Exclusive: Boris threatens to boycott Cameron meeting

politics.co.uk podcast: A tough start to 2012

It's the Easter weekend - but politics is never far away...

It's the Easter recess, so we're taking the opportunity to look back at the first three months of the year for our podcast this week.

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politics.co.uk podcast: Time for tax cuts

What steps can George Osborne take to stimulate the recovery?

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Podcast #16: Tax cuts and the Budget

The debate about how to manage the purse strings is intensifying ahead of George Osborne's third Budget, which he will unveil to the Commons on March 21st.

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politics.co.uk podcast: Olympic peace and pricy hotels

Two Olympics side-effects looked at this week

We talk to a Tory peer at the finish line of his impressive 3,000-mile walk.

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politics.co.uk podcast: The perils of Lords reform

The coalition's plans for an elected second chamber are well underway - but can they be turned into reality?

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Podcast: Gamesmanship and the Scottish independence referendum

In our first podcast of the new year Alex Stevenson talks to SNP chief whip Stewart Hosie and former Scotland Office minister Ann McKechin about the gamesmanship we're seeing from Holyrood and Westminster - not that they'd call it that, of course.

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politics.co.uk podcast: 2011's biggest stories

It's been an eventful year - and not just for the Murdochs

We take a look back at the last 12 months in British politics in our review of what has been a very eventful year.

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politics.co.uk podcast: The coalition's EU divide

Nick Clegg and David Cameron's party have been at loggerheads over Europe

Tory eurosceptics and pro-EU Liberal Democrats are at loggerheads over how to approach the European issue after David Cameron's veto in Brussels.

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politics.co.uk podcast: Pension strikes special

Over a million went on strike over their public sector pensions

It was the biggest strike in a generation - but did the public sector pensions walkout make a difference?

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politics.co.uk podcast: Press regulation or press freedoms?

The Leveson inquiry got underway this week

Our latest podcast looks at the press regulation debate, now very much underway as the Leveson inquiry into media culture and ethics begins its work, and the risks of refusing to hold a referendum on Europe.

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politics.co.uk podcast: Eurocrisis and eurosceptics

Eurozone crisis poses fresh challenges for Tory eurosceptics

Our latest podcast looks at growing divisions within the eurosceptic rebel camp and the dilemma of how to cope with internet videos glamorising knife crime.

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