Trump's Troubles, Populism in Europe and Liquid Lunches

02/16/17 • 39 min

Adam Boulton and guests discuss how Donald Trump could be impeached, the rise of populism across Europe and whether time should be called on lunchtime drinking. Adam's joined by Sky's political correspondent Lewis Goodall, Head of Data Harry Carr, Sophie Gaston from the think tank Demos and Conservative MP Simon Burns. #Trump #Populism #lunchtimedrinking #AllOutPolitics

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The NHS, Jeremy Corbyn and the French Presidential election

Adam Boulton is joined by Sky's Political Editor Faisal Islam and Head of Data Harry Carr to discuss whether Britons have fallen out of love with the NHS and ask if the Left is losing patience with Jeremy Corbyn. Sky's Europe Correspondent Mark Stone assesses the state of an intriguing election campaign in France. #NHS #Corbyn # France

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By-Elections, the Northern Powerhouse and the Oscars

Adam Boulton and guests preview the intriguing by-elections in Stoke-on-Trent and Copeland, ask whether the north really is a 'powerhouse' in terms of government funding and look ahead to the Oscars with some data analysis and controversial predictions. Adam's joined by Sky's Senior Political Correspondent Beth Rigby, Head of Data Harry Carr, Grace Blakeley from IPPR North and Sky's Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Katie Spencer. #stokebyelection #copelandbyelection #northernpowerhouse #Oscars #skynews #skycinema