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Podcast regulars Carolina Saludes, Redha Rubaie and Mark McVitie are joined by political and public policy strategist Kendall Aitcliffe to break down the Dominic Cummings scandal that gripped the UK last weekend. Will Boris Johnson be able to shake off the bad publicity from Dom’s behaviour? Can the Government be taken seriously after its most senior advisor ignored the rules to travel half way round the country with Covid? Will we ever be able to look at Barnard Castle without mentioning Spec Savers?  

We also discuss Labour’s response to the scandal, more widely to the Covid-19 crisis, the appointment of David Evans as new General Secretary, and how they have to position themselves to win. 

This episode was recorded Thursday 28th May, before further allegations from the police about whether Cummings’ conduct broke lockdown rules. The plot thickens... 

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On May 14th, Labour Housing Group and the Young Fabians interviewed Thangam Debbonaire MP, Labour's new Shadow Secretary of State for Housing. They talked about how Labour can tackle the housing crisis and homelessness in the 2020s - whether from community halls, council chambers or Whitehall offices. The talk was then picked up by LabourList, sparking debate about whether the ‘cancel-rent’ policy should be taken up by the Party.

Follow the Labour Housing Group online at https://twitter.com/labourhousing, Thangam Debbonaire MP at https://twitter.com/ThangamMP, and Chris Worrall at https://twitter.com/itschrisworrall

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Victoria Parrett, chair of the Arts and Culture Network at the Young Fabians and Gender Studies graduate from LSE, interviews lawyer and activist Deeba Syed. Deeba, who is herself an ex-Young Fabians executive committee member, and a lawyer specialising in sexual harassment, comes on the Pod to talk about what made her want to dedicate her life to women’s rights at work, how she became a lawyer, and her groundbreaking work with Rights of Women. After the #metoo movement, the Harvey Weinstein trial and the Alex Salmond trial, this conversation couldn’t me more prescient, even during the lockdown. 

Follow Deeba Syed online here,  Rights of Women here, and Victoria Parrett here.

To all our female listeners: we want you in our podcast, so if you’re passionate about a topic just get in touch with us at podcast@youngfabians.org.uk. We want to hear from you. 

This episode was recorded in early March, so the guests were wonderfully oblivious to the effects of the pandemic on them and women everywhere. 

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The start of the show - 00:00

WSC Question 6 discussion - 01:38

Hymn of the Week - 28:30

Heresy of the Week - 30:55

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The start of the show - 00:00

WSC Question 5 discussion - 02:02

Hymn of the Week - 30:02

Heresy of the Week - 32:39

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The start of the show - 00:00

WSC Question 4 discussion - 01:33

Hymn of the Week - 35:35

Heresy of the Week - 36:44

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The start of the show - 00:00

WSC Question 3 discussion - 03:50

Hymn of the Week - 36:10

Heresy of the Week - 39:35

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The start of the show - 00:00

WSC Question 2 discussion - 01:50

Hymn of the Week - 39:05

Heresy of the Week - 40:41

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The start of the show - 00.00

WSC Question 1 discussion - 02:30

• our tango with The Bible Project 04:35-21:39

Hymn of the Week - 35:14

Heresy of the Week - 39:54

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The start of the show - 00:00

The Westminster Assembly: A Brief History - 03:00

Why catechisms and why this podcast? - 19:56

Hymn of the Week - 38:03

Heresy of the Week - 40:00

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In what would normally be a front-page news story, on April 4 the Labour Party finally elected a new leader after a protracted campaign. A campaign that started in a bygone age when our biggest crises centred on Brexit and a historic election loss. 

This week, our feature guest is Jon Cruddas, Labour MP for Dagenham and Rainham. Jon joins us to explore what the new leadership of the Labour party will mean for progressive politics in the UK and progressive responses to the fallout of the corona pandemic.

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This week, the team get together to discuss what happened to that most incorrectly-named ‘Red Wall’, why Northern communities switched to the conservatives in droves, and how we win them back in 2024. Joining the podcast are Young Fabians Milo Barnett, Isaac Hanson, Tom Platter and producer Carolina Saludes. We had two fantastic female colleagues due to join who had to cancel last minute, so please don’t send us angry messages. 

The Guardian article discussed can be found here: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/feb/14/rising-tide-of-londoners-moving-to-northern-engla

This episode was recorded on Friday 28th February, during the Labour Leadership election 

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Well that happened... After a weekend of shock, sadness and mince pies, the podcast team is back with all the stats and takes from election night, plus one or two suggestions for our next Labour leader. 

Join Jeevun, Victoria, Blaze, Matt, Mark and Carolina as they talk through the stories of the campaign, party strategy, the leadership contest, and what we can do to start winning again. Plus Victoria made cookies and it all got a bit out of hand (more on that on our Twitter page)

Apologies to our listeners in Scotland and Wales, as this was a very England-centric episode, but we’ll be back with more representative takes in the near future. 

The best bit (and bit that we mean gaffe) of the podcast is right at the end, so stick with it. 

Also, if you want to see THAT Matt Handock video, here it is in all its gloriousness: https://twitter.com/SoozUK/status/1204681154168795137

This episode was recorded on Tuesday 17th December in London. 

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With less than 48h to go until the 2019 General Election, we get together to discuss Friday’s BBC debate, Labour’s (slim) chances of winning, and our hot hot hot predictions of what happens next. Redha Rubaie, Victoria Parrett, Dan Wood, Adam Allnutt and Carolina Saludes give their views, and Redha forgets how to read a poll. 

This episode was recorded on Saturday 7th December in London.

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November 20, 2019

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O assunto deste podcast é muitas vezes desconhecido pela maioria da Igreja Evangélica, mas é de extrema importância: os Credos e as Confissões da Igreja.

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November 13, 2019

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November 6, 2019. With music by Soweto Gospel Choir

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