Show Notes
From immigration to welfare and Tony Blair, this week’s episode dives into some of the biggest issues of the moment.
In this episode:
The public’s reaction to Tony Blair’s essay and how they might vote if he returned as Labour leader. Common ground on welfare: Ian Porter from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation joins to discuss our latest research on public attitudes around the social security system. Immigration: do Britons believe net migration has fallen, what immigration policies do they want to see, and could Burnham’s migration stance give him an edge in Makerfield? 0 to 100: how do Britons rate their own attractiveness, kindness and humour?
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