The Stooshie: the politics podcast from DC Thomson

Week 48, 2021: Top Trumps

It’s the week in which Nicola Sturgeon announced the doubling of the Scottish Child Payment, the Yes Hubs and Covid funding swung back into view, and we look at 15 years of Trump and Menie.
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Week 47, 2021: All the President’s Menie

It’s the week in which Boris Johnson made a fool of himself in a speech veering from Peppa Pig to Moses, Donald Trump faced more calls to show where his wealth came from, and the historic Black Watch is set for a return to its traditional recruiting grounds.
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Week 46, 2021: Glass half-recycled

It’s the week in which further delays to the deposit return scheme were announced, a ban on conversion therapy was promised and Douglas Ross came under further scrutiny for politicians’ outside earnings.
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Week 45, 2021: The Golden Age of Sleaze

It’s the week in which further sleaze and corruption allegations plague UK politics, COP26 comes to a head and the Coronavirus threat looms back into view.
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Week 44, 2021: Boris Johnson’s Owen goal, as COP26 heads to extra time

It’s the week in which the Tories were on the spot about where their cash comes from, and why they rallied around to protect a corruption row MP. We got through a week of climate-saving discussion from world leaders, but was it just hot air?
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Week 43, 2021: We’re gonna rock down to, electric avenue (if we can find a charger)

It’s the week in which Rishi Sunak told us how much he planned to tax and spend, planes got a duty break and our intrepid environment team set-out to see if Scotland is good for EVs.
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Week 42, 2021: Calling time on a poisonous political tone

It’s the week in which the UK was forced to reflect on the killing of Sir David Amess and come to terms with the increasingly poisonous tone of debate online and in real life. Meanwhile, Conservatives were embarrassed in the north-east as a carbon capture project heads south. And the SNP faced questions from both sides of the constitutional debate on how Scotland can realistically get a second independence referendum.
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Week 41, 2021: The line must be drawn here!

It’s the week in which politicians got mixed up in covid vaccine passport gobbledegook, our Foreign Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister got into a wrangle over a mansion, and Moray was wiped from the Westminster map.
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Week 40, 2021: Lords a leaping

It’s the week in which Boris Johnson rounded off his conference, but was there enough substance with the style? Reporter Rachel Amery speaks to Baroness Annabelle Goldie at the RAF base in Leuchars about the universal credit cut and whether the Army is best deployed driving ambulances and HGVs. Baroness Goldie is also questioned on the role of unelected peers in government.
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Week 39, 2021: Gimmie Fuel, Gimmie Ire, Gimmie Labour’s latest mire

It’s the week in which we all tried to buy petrol but couldn’t, as the Army is once again called in to help the government out of another delivery mess. We also talk about the vaccine passport roll-out, Labour’s brief mention of Scotland and chat with our award winning data editor Lesley-Anne Kelly about the role of data journalism in a post-truth world. 
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