This Week:

• As markets sound the alarm are Rachel Reeves' plans in trouble
• Noises from across the pond are sending shockwaves through domestic political discourse. What are the long term consequences?

This week

• Ukraine, Gaza, Trump, and China - our take on 2025
• Working From Home raises it's head again - another heated debate

This week:

• A look back at 2024, the events, elections, and characters that emerged during the last twelve months
• How we fared on predictions
• Looking forward on the domestic front

This Week:

• Who are the WASPI Women and why might they feel betrayed by Sir Keir Starmer?
• Rumour has it that E;on Musk is about to open his chequebook to make a substantial donation to Nigel Farage's Reform - what are the implications ?

This week:

• Rachel Reeves Spending Review - what will it mean for government departments
• NATO are calling for 3% of GDP to be spent on defence - but why now?
• News from the British Retail Consortium tells a sorry story for Christmas on the high street - is it all doom and gloom?

This week:

• Keir's Milestones - charting the way ahead or millstones for the future?
• Football and Politics - as controversy erupts again within the higher echelons of the beautiful game, are sport and politics ever compatible?

This week:

• As the Government launches its Back to Work White Paper, we ask, will it work?
• With the goalpost forever moving, are the wheels coming off the electric vehicle revolution?

This week:

• Biden loosens the shackles on Ukraine using long-range weapons in Russia - we examine the implications
• Farmers are revolting - Rachel Reeves alterations to IHT bring the tractor boys (and girls) to Westminster