Redaction Report

The Redaction Politics team discuss the major events in the second half of 2020.

The Redaction Politics team discuss the major events of 2020.

The Redaction Politics team review the latest season of the Netflix hit The Crown, a fictional portrayal of the British royal family.

This week, the Redaction Politics team take a look at the policies needed in the fight against climate change, and whether enough is being done to save the planet from catastrophe.

IN January 20201 the United States will enter the post-Trump world when Joe Biden is inaugurated as President.

At 78 years old, Biden will become the oldest President to enter office, raising questions over whether he will be fit enough to serve the whole four year term.

With the Covid-19 pandemic far from over and division running deep among the electorate, the new President-elect will start his tenure in an unenviable position.

Will the Biden-Harris administration be enough to unite America?

Host Declan Carey and the Redaction Politics team share their thoughts on the outcome of the election and predict what might happen moving forward.

With the US election just days away, the Reaction Politics team discuss President Trump and Joe Biden's campaigns so far, and predict who will emerge as the winner.

Jacinda Ardern's Labour Party won a landslide victory in New Zealand's general election this week. James Moules and Richard Hansen discuss the victory and what it means for New Zealanders.

*Correction: The Greens got 7.6 per cent of the vote, not 6 per cent as stated.

A utopian fantasy or on the cusp of reality? This week, the Redaction Politics team discuss the impact Universal Basic Income would have on the world. Plus, the team offer their thoughts and analysis on the latest developments on the US Election due to take place in November.

LAWYER Annamie Paul was announced as new leader of the Green Party of Canada on Saturday, promising a 'green recovery' from Covid-19 and a 'full social safety net' for Canadians. 

Redaction's North America Correspondent Scott Costen joined Declan Carey to discuss the result and what it means going forward.

A significant week in US politics, the Redaction Politics team discuss the latest developments in the run up to November's election including Donald Trump's coronavirus diagnosis.

The Redaction Politics team provide an update on the US Election which is only 36 days away, alongside a discussion on regional division in the UK and the impact of eco-fascism around the world. Join Declan Carey, James Moules, Mason Quah and Richard Hansen for the latest episode of the show.

Declan Carey, James Moules, Mason Quah and Richard Hansen discuss whether the public have really had enough of experts, and what role experts will play in the future post-Covid world.

Declan Carey, James Moules and Mason Quah discuss what the left needs to do to get their message heard and regain the trust of voters.

Declan Carey is joined by James Moules, Matt Trinder and Mason Quah on whether the UK should keep the monarchy or get rid of it.

James Moules and North America correspondent Scott Costen discuss Erin O'Toole's victory in the Canadian Conservative Party leadership election.

The final part of our series on the decline of the left, Declan Carey, James Moules and Mason Quah discuss the state of the left in the USA and the impact of a Biden-Harris win in November .

The second episode of our three-part series on the global decline of the left, Declan Carey and Scott Costen discuss the rise and fall of Canada's New Democratic Party, and what the left needs to do to win in Canada.

A new three-part series looking at the decline of the left around the world. In part one, Declan Carey, James Moules and Mason Quah discuss the fall of the UK Labour Party.

This week the Redaction team discuss the impact of BreadTube, a group of left wing YouTube creators taking on the Intellectual Dark Web.

The Redaction team take a look at the rise of the Intellectual Dark Web and the impact of conservative online personalities such as Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson and Dave Rubin.

The Redaction team take a look at the Chancellor's new measures to kickstart the UK economy and the growing phenomenon of 'cancel culture.'