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Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips
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Sky News' Trevor Phillips breaks down what's happening in Westminster and what to look out for over the week ahead.
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Hecklers and heavy rain: How do voters feel about the election?
Nov 14, 2019Tap to summarizeIt's been a tough week on the campaign trail, with both party leaders having to deal with hecklers. So how are the parties really doing, and what does the polling say? Joining Adam are political consultant Nina Schick, co-founder of The Full Brexit Dr Philip Cunliffe and Sky's deputy political editor Sam Coates.
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Battle buses at the ready
Nov 7, 2019Tap to summarizeThe general election campaign is officially underway, the battles buses are on the road and already the Conservatives and Labour have encountered some bumps along the way.This week, Adam Boulton and guests discuss the state of the parties, the Remain versus Leave dynamic and with several prominent candidates deciding not to stand for re-election, they assess the talent pool available for the next Cabinet. Joining Adam this week are The Times columnist Melanie Phillips and the editor of Politics.co.uk Ian Dunt.
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Could there be a breakthrough in the Brexit talks?
Oct 10, 2019Tap to summarizeNext week there's a Queen's speech, a crucial EU summit and MPs will meet for a rare Saturday sitting in Parliament. What is going to happen? Adam Boulton is joined by Sky’s political correspondent Kate McCann, Times columnist Matthew Parris and author and academic Joanna Williams.
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Tory leadership: Who should Boris be afraid of?
Jun 13, 2019Tap to summarizeWith the results in from the first round of voting in the Tory leadership race, Adam Boulton and guests crunch the numbers and discuss the candidates' chances. Can any of them beat Boris Johnson to the top job? Joining Adam are political commentators Tim Montgomerie and Lucy Thomas, Sky News’ political correspondent Kate McCann and head of Sky Data Harry Carr.
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The end of Theresa May’s Game of Thrones
May 24, 2019Tap to summarizeAs we approach the “End of May”, Adam Boulton and guests examine the final episode of Game of Thrones in search of political parallels, and ask if throwing milkshake is a legitimate political protest. Joining Adam are Labour MP Wes Streeting, Telegraph journalist and former Conservative MP Rob Wilson, Sky News correspondent Lucy Cotter and head of Sky Data Harry Carr.
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Polls, predictions and populism
Apr 27, 2017Tap to summarizeAdam Boulton is joined by Sky Correspondent Lewis Goodall and Head of Sky Data Harry Carr to discuss the latest polls and developments in the general election campaign. They also discuss the Presidential race in France and the rise and fall of populism. #Election #Polls #France
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Election Fever!
Apr 19, 2017Tap to summarizeWith general election fever in the air, Adam Boulton is joined by Sky's political correspondent Darren McCaffrey and Head of Data Harry Carr to talk about the prospects for the parties, the debate over TV debates (or lack of them) and trust in the opinion polls ahead of decision day on 8th June. #Election #debates
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Labour, Schools Funding and Martin McGuinness
Mar 23, 2017Tap to summarizeAdam Boulton is joined by Sky's political correspondent Tamara Cohen and Head of Data Harry Carr to discuss Labour's latest problems and a potential funding crisis in England's schools. Viewers of Facebook Live were able to take part in the conversation. Sky's Ireland correspondent David Blevins joins the podcast later to talk about the life and legacy of Martin McGuinness. #Labour #Schoolsjustwannahavefunds #martinmcguinness #skynews
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Brexit and the House of Lords, By-Elections and Northern Ireland
Mar 2, 2017Tap to summarizeAdam Boulton and guests discuss the Brexit Bill debated in the House of Lords, the Copeland and Stoke By-Elections and the Northern Irish Assembly elections #Brexit #Lords #Stoke #Copeland #NorthernIreland
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Trump's Troubles, Populism in Europe and Liquid Lunches
Feb 16, 2017Tap to summarizeAdam Boulton and guests discuss how Donald Trump could be impeached, the rise of populism across Europe and whether time should be called on lunchtime drinking. Adam's joined by Sky's political correspondent Lewis Goodall, Head of Data Harry Carr, Sophie Gaston from the think tank Demos and Conservative MP Simon Burns. #Trump #Populism #lunchtimedrinking #AllOutPolitics
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