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Best Calling Peston: The ITV News Politics Podcast Episodes

ByITV News
100 episodes

Daniel Hewitt and Shehab Khan from the ITV News politics team chew through the week's big UK political stories and give Political Editor Robert Peston a call from wherever he is to get his take on it all. We'll also be talking to special guests from the world of politics and beyond - and hear from ITV's political correspondents based around the country to find out what's happening beyond the Westminster bubble.

#1

Keir Starmer: 'Johnson is lucky...the road will run out' - 100TH EPISODE SPECIAL

In this landmark 100th episode, Keir Starmer shares his insights with Robert Peston and Daniel Hewitt, making it a significant listen for anyone interested in the current political landscape. This exclusive interview not only marks a milestone for the podcast but also dives deep into the future of UK politics.

2021-07-22•43m
#2

'Hopeless' Hancock, hopeful Miliband, and hopes of lockdown easing dashed

This episode captures the essence of the political turmoil surrounding lockdown measures and features an insightful interview with Ed Miliband. It's a compelling listen for those wanting to understand the impact of Covid-19 on politics and the ongoing debates about leadership.

2021-06-17•32m
#3

Jeremy Corbyn on Labour's future - plus the Covid inquiry

An exclusive interview with former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, where he discusses the party's direction and the upcoming Covid inquiry. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to gain insight into the future of Labour and the political implications of the pandemic.

2021-05-12•46m

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#4

Cameron, Johnson, and the murky world of lobbying

This episode explores the critical issues of lobbying and political scandals, providing an in-depth analysis of recent controversies involving key political figures. It's perfect for new listeners wanting to understand the intricate relationship between politics and lobbying.

2021-04-15•45m
#5

Labour wins in Batley and Spen - plus Hancock resigns and Javid’s back again

This episode highlights a surprising by-election victory for Labour, alongside a discussion on Matt Hancock's resignation. It's a great entry point for listeners interested in electoral politics and the dynamics of party leadership.

2021-07-02•32m
#6

Michael Rosen on his Covid recovery - plus will June 21 be postponed?

In this touching episode, poet Michael Rosen shares his personal battle with Covid-19, providing a human perspective on the pandemic. Coupled with discussions on lockdown measures, this episode resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of personal stories and public health.

2021-06-03•30m
#7

'Pingdemic' pandemonium - plus Prue Leith on tackling obesity

Daniel and Robert tackle the significant topic of the 'Pingdemic' and its implications on society, featuring Great British Bake Off star Prue Leith discussing obesity. This episode blends current events with celebrity insights, making it relatable and engaging for new listeners.

2021-07-16•38m
#8

What's next for Labour and is IndyRef2 still on the cards?

This episode provides a comprehensive breakdown of election results and their implications for Labour and Scottish independence. It's essential listening for anyone looking to understand the current political climate in the UK.

2021-05-08•31m
#9

Traffic lights, travel and variants - will the roadmap be delayed?

As the UK navigates its travel roadmap amidst growing concerns about variants, this episode offers vital insights into government decisions. It's particularly relevant for listeners interested in how Covid-19 continues to shape policy and public life.

2021-05-20•33m
#10

Vaccines, climate change and sausages - the agenda for the G7

This episode delves into the key topics discussed at the G7 summit, including a humorous take on the 'sausage war.' It's a light-hearted yet informative listen for those wanting to understand global politics and current affairs.

2021-06-11•34m