Show Notes
In Episode 14 of The Opinion Brief, Luke Tryl discusses the emergence of an insider-outsider division in UK politics, is joined by Politico Playbook’s Megan McElroy to talk about the current state of the right, and finally is joined by Finn Walshe to break down the latest public opinion surrounding the World Cup.
In this week's episode:
The Burnham bounce: Labour's voting intention uptick. Insiders versus outsiders: voter behaviour is no longer purely decided by the traditional left-right cleavage. The battle for the right: Is Nigel Farage losing his grip on the right wing of British politics? World Cup: Thomas Tuchel's approval rating, hydration breaks, and who's watching the tournament?
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