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22 Oct 2025 • 49 mins

Should Prince Andrew be exiled? And how multiculturalism failed in Birmingham

This week: the slow-motion disgrace of Prince Andrew, how multiculturalism failed in Birmingham and, as the British Museum attempt to out-glamour the Met Gala, have we reached peak luvvie?

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15 Oct 2025 • 53 mins

China spy scandal: ‘either we’re not being told the truth, or this government is incompetent’

This week: Michael and Maddie turn their sights to Westminster’s latest espionage scandal – and the collapse of the case to prosecute two men accused of spying for China. Meanwhile, as The Traitors returns, would Michael be a faithful, or a traitor?

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8 Oct 2025 • 46 mins

Was that Kemi Badenoch's last conference? | Quite right! live from Manchester

This week: Michael and Maddie record Quite right! in front of a live audience at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester – with attendance down, the big question is whether Kemi Badenoch can survive as leader of the opposition.

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1 Oct 2025 • 52 mins

Is Labour ‘racist’ too? Plus Trump’s Gaza gamble & Rowling vs Watson

This week: If Reform are ‘racist’ what does that say about Labour, Michael’s advice ahead of Tory conference and what Donald Trump and Emma Watson have in common.

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24 Sep 2025 • 51 mins

Where Blair is wrong, but Farage is right & why recognising Palestine is 'politics at its worst'

This week: the hell of party conference season, Tony Blair's ID card dystopia, why recognising Palestine is 'politics at its worst' and how Erika Kirk forgave.

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17 Sep 2025 • 57 mins

Why Danny Kruger's defection changes everything & could Boris Johnson be next?

This week: the shock defection of Danny Kruger to Reform UK’s ‘pirate ship’, why Boris is 'not welcome' in Nigel's teal team and can Britain's 'secret weapon' save the state visit?

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11 Sep 2025 • 44 mins

Bonus episode: Why Mandelson had to go & the legacy of Charlie Kirk

In this bonus episode Michael and Madeline tackle two extraordinary political stories: the resignation of Peter Mandelson and the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

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10 Sep 2025 • 48 mins

Labour’s deputy drama, Macron’s mess & was Thatcher autistic?

This week: Michael and Madeline talk about Labour’s deputy drama, discuss whether Britain is sliding into a revolutionary mood a la France and investigate the claim that Margaret Thatcher was autistic.

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3 Sep 2025 • 50 mins

Farage steals summer, Starmer’s reset flop & should we 'raise the colours'?

In their first episode, Michael and Madeline take stock of a political summer dominated by Nigel Farage, Tom Skinner and Sydney Sweeney.

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7 Jun 2025 • 58 mins

Pilot: Rupert Lowe on Reform turmoil, Chagos ‘treason’ & taking the Tory whip

For our pilot episode, The Spectator’s editor Michael Gove and assistant editor Madeline Grant interview Rupert Lowe, MP for Great Yarmouth and notorious Westminster provocateur.

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‘If he won’t jump, he needs to be shoved’ – should Prince Andrew be exiled? | Quite right!

How to listen

All episodes

Should Prince Andrew be exiled? And how multiculturalism failed in Birmingham

China spy scandal: ‘either we’re not being told the truth, or this government is incompetent’

Was that Kemi Badenoch's last conference? | Quite right! live from Manchester

Is Labour ‘racist’ too? Plus Trump’s Gaza gamble & Rowling vs Watson

Where Blair is wrong, but Farage is right & why recognising Palestine is 'politics at its worst'

Why Danny Kruger's defection changes everything & could Boris Johnson be next?

Bonus episode: Why Mandelson had to go & the legacy of Charlie Kirk

Labour’s deputy drama, Macron’s mess & was Thatcher autistic?

Farage steals summer, Starmer’s reset flop & should we 'raise the colours'?

Pilot: Rupert Lowe on Reform turmoil, Chagos ‘treason’ & taking the Tory whip

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