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Future Affairs

4 A-level politics students, a few microphones, and just enough knowledge to be dangerous. Join us as we attempt to make sense of current affairs, question politicians (from a safe distance), and occasionally spiral over how any of this actually works. It’s politics, but it’s explained with confusion, questionable humour, and the perspective of people who are technically revising it.

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    The Green Wave: Bungalows, Balconies, and Burns

    Are the Greens idealists… or are they the only ones taking the future seriously?This week, we’re putting the Green Party of England and Wales under the microscope. With a party member in the hot seat, we challenge their vision for a greener, fairer Britain, digging into their policies on climate, the economy, housing, and more.Whether you’re curious, sceptical, or somewhere in between, this one’s for you.

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    The Mandelson Effect: Starmer's Regrettable Risk

    The “Prince of Darkness” is back in the headlines… but does it actually matter? In this episode, we break down the renewed focus on Peter Mandelson and ask a simple question: what does this really mean for Keir Starmer and the Labour Party?From the legacy of New Labour to today’s political reality, we unpack the story, challenge the narrative, and figure out whether this is a genuine issue or just political noise.

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    Bins, Buses, and Ballots: The May 7th Elections

    In the debut episode of Future Affairs, four A-Level students dive into the upcoming May 7th elections, sharing their perspectives on the key issues, parties, and what's at stake.

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4 A-level politics students, a few microphones, and just enough knowledge to be dangerous. Join us as we attempt to make sense of current affairs, question politicians (from a safe distance), and occasionally spiral over how any of this actually works. It’s politics, but it’s explained with confusion, questionable humour, and the perspective of people who are technically revising it.

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