Austerity has shaped the lives of young people in Britain today, alongside huge political earthquakes.
This generation has grown up surrounded by war, the pandemic and the cost of living crisis – in this episode, we discuss how British capitalism is making the youth revolutionary.
As events escalated in the Middle East over the weekend, Britain found itself unceremoniously dragged into another criminal conflict. Despite Donald Trump’s evident contempt for “Sir” Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister has fallen right in line behind the latest US-Israeli attack on Iran.
The Epstein files have finally lifted the veil on the most prolific grooming gang in the history of capitalism. While figures like Keir Starmer attempt to wash their hands of the fallout, the reality is clear: this grubby network of businessmen, bankers, royals, and billionaires isn’t an anomaly. It is a core feature of the day-to-day running of the capitalist state.
With the political centre in collapse and Labour struggling to maintain an image of control, we discuss to what extent Nigel Farage can truly emulate the Trump model.
Meanwhile, a major showdown looms in Gorton and Denton between Reform and the Greens. As many ask if Farage is “Britain’s Trump,” we examine whether the Green Party’s message of “Hope” is enough to halt Reform’s momentum.