Politics Weekly
Political analysis from the Guardian and Observer's top journalists and commentators.
Crisis? Which crisis? – Politics Weekly podcast
The first week following Britain’s vote to exit the EU has seen crises on several fronts. Joining Tom Clark to bring order to the chaos are Jonathan Freedland, Nick Cohen, Ewen MacAskill, Libby Brooks, Jill Treanor and Philip Oltermann
Britain votes for Brexit – Politics Weekly podcast
Tom Clark is joined by Heather Stewart, Matthew D’Ancona, Hugh Muir and Jennifer Rankin to discuss a momentous day in British politics in which voters opted to leave the European Union and David Cameron announced he would be resigning as prime minister
The killing of Jo Cox – Politics Weekly podcast
Helen Pidd, Julian Borger, Sandra Laville, Anushka Asthana and Gary Younge join Tom Clark to discuss the killing of Labour MP Jo Cox on the streets of her West Yorkshire constituency
Brexit's poll lead, Corbyn's Vice film, French strikes – Politics Weekly podcast
Rowena Mason, Gary Younge and Jon Henley join Rafael Behr to discuss another torrid week in the EU referendum campaign, which appears to be evolving into a Conservative leadership campaign. We hear from Ben Ferguson who presented The Outsider, a Vice News documentary on Jeremy Corbyn’s inner circle. And Angelique…
Queen's speech, Brexit and the Green party – Politics Weekly podcast
Heather Stewart, Rafael Behr and Hugh Muir join Tom Clark to discuss the government’s legislative programme, the latest Brexit bust-ups and the future of the Green party. Plus Helen Pidd hears from Andy Burnham on why he wants to be the new mayor of Manchester
SNP win historic third term - Politics Weekly podcast
Severin Carrell, Anne Perkins and Martin Kettle join Tom Clark to discuss national election results in Wales and Scotland and local election results in England
The housing crisis and the race for London - Politics Weekly podcast
Tom Clark is joined by Dave Hill, Rowan Moore and Tony Travers as he travels around the capital ahead of London’s mayoral election. With the city’s housing crisis in sharp focus, do the promises of Labour’s Sadiq Khan or Conservative Zac Goldsmith stack up?
The economics of Brexit – Politics Weekly podcast
Simon Jenkins, Polly Toynbee and Larry Elliott join Tom Clark to discuss the economic consequences of Britain leaving the European Union. Plus Suzanne Goldenberg in New York takes stock of the US presidential race
George Osborne's 2016 budget – Politics Weekly podcast
Joining Tom Clark to discuss the budget are political editor Heather Stewart, economics editor Larry Elliott and social policy editor Patrick Butler
Trump and Clinton's Super Tuesday - Politics Weekly podcast
Geoffrey Kabaservice, Gaby Hinsliff, Gary Younge and Ewen MacAskill join Tom Clark to discuss the increasing likelihood of Donald Trump taking on Hillary Clinton in November’s US presidential election. Plus: trouble in the shires for the Tories as the party’s local associations grow restive
Trident and Labour; and the New Hampshire primary – Politics Weekly podcast
Ian Jack, Rowena Mason, Gary Younge and Jonathan Freedland join Tom Clark to discuss Labour’s fractious debate over the renewal of Britain’s nuclear deterrent and the anti-establishment winners of the New Hampshire primaries
Cameron's EU deal and Trump loses Iowa – Politics Weekly podcast
Alberto Nardelli, Anne Perkins and Rafael Behr join Hugh Muir to discuss David Cameron’s proposed deal with the EU; plus Dan Roberts reports from the Iowa caucuses which saw early wins for Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton
Can we afford the NHS we want? - Politics Weekly podcast
An expert panel of Caroline Molloy, Sarah Boseley, Alan Maynard and Nigel Keohane join Tom Clark to discuss whether the government can afford the kind of NHS demanded by the public
Are the Tories rigging the next election? – Politics Weekly podcast
Anne Perkins, Michael White and Alberto Nardelli join Tom Clark to discuss how electoral and party funding rule changes being brought in by the government will disadvantage Labour at the next election
Labour's long reshuffle – Politics Weekly podcast
Polly Toynbee, Rowena Mason and Toby Helm join Tom Clark to discuss David Cameron’s decision to allow a free vote for his cabinet on the EU referendum; Jeremy Corbyn’s protracted reshuffle and the political year ahead
The new political age - Guardian Live event
With voters now being offered a clear choice between right and left, have we entered a new political age? At a Guardian Live/National Theatre event in London, economist and presenter Evan Davis chairs a lively discussion on the future of the political landscape
MPs back Syria airstrikes and Labour holds Oldham West – Politics Weekly podcast
Helen Pidd, Simon Jenkins, Gary Younge and Martin Kettle join Tom Clark to discuss an emotional Commons debate on bombing Isis in Syria and a Labour victory in Oldham West that has defied media expectations
Labour split on Syria and George Osborne's U-turns – Politics Weekly podcast
John Harris, Heather Stewart and Randeep Ramesh join Tom Clark to discuss Labour's struggle to find a unified position on Syria and George Osborne's autumn statement
How should Europe respond to Isis? - Politics Weekly podcast
Martin Chulov, Natalie Nougayrede and Ewen Macaskill join Hugh Muir to discuss the attacks in Paris and how European nations should respond
Politics Weekly podcast: Cameron's EU demands
Rafael Behr, Natalie Nougayrede and Matthew d'Ancona join Tom Clark to discuss David Cameron's demands in his EU renegotiation – but what would they change? Plus how far should military chiefs go when discussing politics on TV?