Episodes
This week on Politics Uncensored, Ali Milani and Zoë Grünewald sit down with disability rights campaigner Michael Ehardt to unpack the growing backlash to Labour’s proposed benefits cuts — and ask what the rebellion from backbench MPs could mean for Keir Starmer’s agenda. Then, the spotlight shifts across the Atlantic as Ali and Zoë dive into the New York mayoral race, where an unexpected Democratic outsider is shaking up the status quo. What’s behind the surge — and could it signal a broader shift in US politics?
This week on Politics Uncensored, Ali Milani and Zoë Grünewald dive into the escalating tensions between Iran and Israel — asking what’s at stake, and what it could mean if the United States steps in. Merry Cross joins to unpack the government’s disability cuts and the real-world consequences for people across the UK. And Simon Calder breaks down the latest HS2 delays — questioning who’s really to blame and what the future holds for Britain’s rail ambitions.
his week, Ali Milani is joined by co-host Will Sebag-Montefiore to unpack the biggest political stories making headlines. Eshaan Akbar delves into the growing trend of OnlyFans creators in the UK, while Ali recalls the surreal moment he was mistakenly reported dead by the media. Jay Chan also drops in to talk about his quest to drink a pint in every UK constituency — but will he finally name his favourite MP?
This week on Politics Uncensored, Ali Milani asks whether service dogs deserve a pension after years of loyal work, unpacks the impact of scrapping the two-child benefit cap on families and the economy, and breaks down the viral reaction to Rachel Reeves’ speech — asking whether political messaging still has the power to shift public opinion.
Ali and Zoë discuss David Lammy's recent condemnation of Israel and whether the tides are shifting when it comes to public support of Israel.
Ali and Zoë discuss David Lammy's recent condemnation of Israel and whether the tides are shifting when it comes to public support of Israel.
Ali and Zoë speak to a former prison governor about Labour's plan to build three new prisons and limit the recall duration time to tackle the ongoing prison crisis.
Ali and Zoë discuss the first 100 days of Trump's second term as President and give their thoughts on what might happen over the next four years.
Ali and Zoë discuss Kemi Badenoch's time as the leader of the opposition and whether another leadership contest could be on the horizon.
Ali and Zoë are joined by astrologer Inbaal Honigman to explain how we can use astrology to understand the recent political turmoil
Zoë explores the economic impact of President Trump's package of tariffs and whether it could spark a global recession. Featuring interview with Josiah Mortimer, chief reporter at Byline Times, Fergus Jimenez-England, associate economist at NIESR and George Finch, senior editor at The New Reformer.
Ali and Zoë discuss the Spring Statement and Labour's plans to cut £3.4bn from the welfare bill. Featuring interviews with Sophia Kleanthous, disability campaigner, and Jess Leigh, women's rights campaigner.
Ali and Zoë discuss Sir Gareth Southgate's Richard Dimbleby lecture and ask whether enough is being done to protect young men from 'toxic' influencers.
Ali and Zoë discuss Sir Keir Starmer's plans to cut the 'flabby' British state and ask why the Civil Service is always first on the chopping block.
Ali and Zoë discuss Sir Keir Starmer's visit to Washington and ask what success looks like when negotiating with Donald Trump.
Ali and Zoë discuss a seismic week in international affairs, the likes of which has not been since the end of the Cold War.
Ali and Zoë discuss a new survey that suggests less than half of Gen Z are proud to be British.
Ali and Zoë react to a medical panel's review of the Lucy Letby case which concluded that she didn't murder any babies.
Ali and Zoë discuss an alarming poll that suggests more than half of Gen Z would prefer the UK to be a dictatorship.
Ali and Zoë react in the immediate aftermath of the Southport killer's sentencing, and ask what has to happen next?
With Ali away, Zoë looks into the reasons behind why the level of productivity in the UK is falling behind other developed nations.
Ali and Zoë break down a busy first week back for politics both at home and across the pond in 2025, and ask whether Elon Musk's influence on UK politics is damaging for Keir Starmer's Labour government.
Take a look back at Ali and Zoë's best moments of 2024!
Take a look back at Ali and Zoë's best moments of 2024!
Who were 2024's winners and losers? Join Ali and Zoë in this Christmas special episode as they present The Politics Uncensored Awards 2024!
Ali and Zoë discuss Reform UK's impressive 2024, and ask whether the other political parties should take note of their successes - or is it all just a flash in the pan?
Ali and Zoë discuss Keir Starmer's 'plan for change' speech and whether the narrative is cutting through to the everyday person
With Ali away, Zoë discusses who's at fault for record immigration figures.
As farmers occupy Westminster in protest of a change to the way they pay their taxes, Ali and Zoë ask whether they are right to be angry at the government.
Ali and Zoë discuss the proposed law to legalise assisted dying across the UK, and debate whether a change to the law is a good idea.