Next Week in Westminster

Next Week in Westminster is a weekly insider guide - hosted by former Labour MP Sam Tarry, and former Conservative Whip Sir Marcus Jones - to the laws Parliament is about to pass, breaking down what they mean, the politics behind them, and why they matter across the UK nextweekinwestminster.substack.com

Next Week in Westminster is a news podcast hosted by former Labour MP Sam, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

former Labour MP Sam hosts Next Week in Westminster, a news show with 34 episodes published.

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  21. Threats to the State, Safer Skies, and the Invisible Disease

  Jun 12, 202659 minS0

  <p>How new legislation could see Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard labelled a threat to the UK’s national security. The Consumer Association, Which?, tells us why they are pleased with the new Civil Aviation Bill. Baroness Scott of Needham Market calls for more research on ME/ CFS, and talks to Sam the debilitating effect it has on people with the disease. And the Conservative MP for Meridian and Solihull East, Saqib Bhatti tells Marcus about the need for greater support for rural pubs. </p><p>14.41 - Saqib Bhatti MP on supporting rural pubs</p><p>27.40 - Rory Boland, Travel edit...

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  20. Small Business, Saving Steel, and Cyber Security

  Jun 7, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>Marcus and Sam take a deep dive into the way that small businesses will be helped with the Commercial Payments Bill. We talk to the Small Business Commissioner Emma Jones and the Policy Chair of the Federation of Small Businesses, Tina McKenzie. We also look at the amendments on the Steel Industry Bill as it rushes through the Commons, and, with more and more cyber attacks on the UK, will the Cyber Resilience Bill be enough to deal with increasing threats?</p><p>11.50 - Tina McKenzie, Policy Chair at the Federation of Small Businesses </p><p>22.17 - Emma Jones...

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  19. Health, Housing, and Hung Parliament Haggling

  May 29, 20261h 11mS0

  <p>Next Week In Westminster hears why the Chief Executive of the King’s Fund, Sarah Woolnough, feels her heart sink every time there is another announced NHS reform. With the Social Housing Renewal Bill in the Lords, Shelter’s Charlie Berry laments the amount of council housing that has been lost in the past forty years. And Lord Wallace of Saltaire warns that the civil service and political parties are not ready for the possibility of a multi-party coalition. And do you know how much a prescription costs on the NHS in England? Join Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones as t...

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  18. The Burnham By-election

  May 22, 20261 hourS0

  <p>It may be Whitsun recess next week, but with the Burnham by-election underway it's unlikely to be quiet. Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones give their verdict on how it could play out and what the result means for the parliamentary session ahead. Meanwhile the Steel Nationalisation Bill had its second reading this week as the first of many bills to begin their journey through Parliament this session. Sam and Marcus explain what a second reading actually means and the various motions that follow, as a packed legislative agenda starts to take shape.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public...

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  17. Chaos at No. 10 and the King’s Speech

  May 15, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>Amid a titanic week in Westminster, the King’s Speech arrived with the plan of what comes next. Sam Tarry and Marcus Jones unpack some of the biggest bills of the coming parliamentary session, including the European Partnership Bill, Steel Industry Nationalisation, NHS reform, and what they mean for the country in the months ahead. We also hear from Christopher Snowdon of the Institute of Economic Affairs for an economist’s verdict on what works, what doesn’t, and what’s been left out entirely.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this wit...

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