Sam Tarry

What will a new Prime Minister bring to the country and the way that Westminster works?

Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones offer their insights of the Labour party and Parliament to help understand the coming months as Andy Burnham settles into Number 10. And they offer a robust critique of the outgoing Prime Minister.

For the last episode of the season, they’re joined by one of Keir Starmer’s closest political allies, Chris Ward, MP, and from the other side of the House, the Chairman of the Conservative Party, Kevin Holinrake, MP.

Burnham Steps Up As Starmer Bows Out w/c July 20

This week on Next Week in Westminster, Marcus puts together his fantasy Cabinet under a potential Andy Burnham premiership.

Meanwhile I examine the Immigration Bill and consider what the Clacton by-election could signal for the wider political landscape.

Listen now on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1cj1qveUoiJXuCD5VV469J

Check out and listen to this weeks Next Week in Westminster podcast — as we explore the permutations of a Burnham cabinet and what it means for future legislation.

We hear why in-house lobbyists should be more tightly controlled.

Why live music is the life and soul of the UK.

And could plans for Net-Zero damage the economy?

Price of a Pint comes this week from the fabled music pub ‘The Neptune’ in Hove. 🍻 🎶

23. Burnham's Choices, Curbing Lobbyists & Loving Live Music Podcast Episode · Next Week in Westminster · 26 June · 1hr 9min

Back from Makerfield earlier this morning and straight to business, recording the podcast where we will be discussing the Makerfield by-election and Andy Burnham's remarkable victory and what that means for the future of British Politics.

Tune into Next Week In Westminster to hear more.

Been a great few weeks up campaigning in Makerfield for Andy Burnham.

Seen so many Labour friends from across the country, campaigning with real hope and optimism for first time in a long time.

Back today for polling day in the sunshine ☀️