All Out Politics

Adam Boulton hosts the weekly podcast discussing and analysing the big political issues of our time. This week, it appears the Labour leadership still can't seem to shake off accusations of anti-semitism with the controversy over its adoption - or not - of the 'gold standard' International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition. And what chance of a No Deal Brexit - or even a World Trade Brexit? The new Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt and Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab have had their say his week as uncertainty over the UK's future relationship with the EU grows. Joining Adam this week are Sky's political correspondent Lewis Goodall, The Spectator's Katy Balls and the Head of Sky Data, Harry Carr. #Labour #Brexit #SkyNews

Adam Boulton hosts the weekly politics podcast from Sky News. This week - Angela Merkel is looking for bilateral deals with other European countries to take back some asylum seekers as she comes under pressure from CSU, is the cabinet here in chaos after Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson reportedly used some fruity language and Liz Truss made jokes at Michael Gove's expense and how does the World Cup compare to the political landscape. Joining Adam this week are Sky News’ Europe Correspondent Michelle Clifford, Director of Data and Polling at Rasmussen Global Nina Schick, Sky News' Home Editor Jason Farrell and Head of Sky Data Harry Carr.#EU #Merkel #BorisJohnson #worldcup #politics #skynews #podcast

Adam Boulton and guests dig into the detail on Brexit ahead of next week's key votes on the EU Withdrawal Bill. Problems on the railways in northern England have increased the pressure on the Transport Secretary Chris Grayling as the Prime Minister described the situation as 'unacceptable.' And there's a discussion on alleged Islamophobia in the Conservative Party with the Chairman of the Conservative Muslim Forum accusing the Tories of prioritising electoral concerns ahead of taking decisive action. Joining Adam this week are Sky's Political Editor Faisal Islam and the Daily Telegraph's Brexit Editor Dia Chakravarty. #skynews #Brexit #NorthernRail #Grayling #Islamophobia

Adam Boulton and guests discuss the new restrictions imposed across the UK in response to the rising cases of coronavirus.
Too far or not far enough?
And with differences of approach by the devolved nations as Scotland and Northern Ireland go further than England, are we starting to witness the slow motion evaporation of the Union?
Also, this would have been the week in which the Labour leader was front and centre of the political discourse with a major party conference speech. The panel assesses what impact - if any - Sir Keir Starmer's virtual address has had on the party and the country post-Jeremy Corbyn.
Joining Adam this week are the Editor of The Courier newspaper, David Clegg; the deputy leader writer of The Sun, Olivia Utley and Sky’s Chief Political Correspondent Jon Craig.

Adam Boulton and guests discuss the political fallout from the Tory rebellion over England's covid 'tier' system which replaced the national lockdown.
They also assess the delicate state of the Brexit negotiations as the end of the transition period looms.
Plus, was it 'thanks to Brexit' that the the UK was able to move quickly on regulatory approval for a vaccine?
And what about the timetable for a return to normality as Boris Johnson and Jonathan Van Tam appear to have somewhat different opinions on the months ahead.
Joining Adam this week are:
Comment and Features editor of City AM Rachel Cunliffe;
Author of “Democracy Under Siege: Don't Let Them Lock It Down!” and “Populism and the European Culture Wars” - Frank Furedi;
and Sky's chief political correspondent Jon Craig