Under The Spotlight

Listen to episode thirty, the last episode of Under The Spotlight podcast where I attribute the difficulties of podcasting to political issues and struggles that Keir Starmer has tolerated.

In this episode, I explained the world of politics from the viewpoint of an old man advising his children! Infact I reveal some lessons of life that also attribute to politics, Starmer and Sunak. By the way, if you still haven't joined our Telegram channel, here's the link to join: https://t.me/UnderTheSpotlight

Does Putin like a labour government to stop sending more armed resources to Ukraine? Will Starmer really change anything at all? Do supports for Starmer give him the strength to alter mess-ups of Sunak? These are the questions we answer alongside some news around the runoff results of Iran's presidential election.

Tune into our special episode today, filled with shocking events occuring lately. The results of the General Election is released. Sir Keir Starmer has become the PM winning more than 400 seats , whilst Rishi Sunak set his concessions as Conservatives are now shattered and destroyed. This episode incorporates the latest news happening snd their analysis, so don't miss it out.

Have a lovely cup of tea this evening with our election day episode! I walk you through Sir Anthony Seldon's evaluation regarding Rishi Sunak. Afterwards, I repeat the words of Suella Braverman about a Conservative failure that was again admitted by Mel Stride. Then we follow rejoiced Starmer, confident against Boris and Rishi.

There's only one day left untill July the 4th, so we discuss how the general election will be played out and we also delve into the Boris Johnson's return speech to desperately defend Conservatives. After all, I detect threatened seats and constituencies such as Farage's seat in Clacton.

Here we speak around the Frankenstein that Conservatives have created for fourteen years. They are now separated, fragmented and unable to unite properly again. We talk about policies they make to win. I'll also urge you to make you mind up in between this episode.

In this episode, I've got two thought-provoking topics for you. The first is around passion, a key factor to the bigness of vote share. I'll take instances from Nick Lowles and Iranians to persude you to have enthusiasm to vote. Secondly, I'll point out two Tories that I assume as alternatives to Sunak.

We have our hands full of topics today! Talking about the art of political speech and debating framework, the similarities between a recurring shopping mall and a policy, the UK-US relationships under different leaders are the intentions of this episode.

Tune into our 21st episode where we discover uncharted waters of unseen dangers to the labour party just a bit before the election day. Additionally, I'll be working out how on earth could Parker use some racist comments unapologetically and its impacts on Reform UK voters.

May Rishi win even bearing in minds the scandals? We'll know by the end of this episode about this, and whether US election is a sensible one like UK's or it's more like a daycare debate!

In this episode, you’ll find interesting landmarks to how Iran can amend relationships with the UK according to both elections. Furthermore, you will be astonished by Rishi Sunak over the date of election appearing as the 4th of July.

We address the conversation between Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson in this episode and we talk about two more Conservative MPs betting on the date of election as well as talking about why you must vote anyway.

This is a special episode, featuring the differences and similarities between UK politics and Iranian politics, as the Iranian election is also upcoming hot on the heels of the British one. Sorry because the episode is recorded nearly in-between some horns!

Keir Starmer is likely to be in number 10 just in a near future. Here we discuss whether Corbyn would have been a better choice to be the PM or Sir Keir has the potential more than him.

The Prime Minister had always been lucky in every simple phase of his life and career. Now I'll further talk about the possibility that he might be just like a little boy, crying out by losing power.

In our 14th episode, we discuss whether you decide from the colour of one's tie to vote for him or not and the psychological effect of it ,in depth. We then get our spotlights on the recent NHS hack by Russia and finally encapsulate polls.

In this episode, we will curiously go through the betting scandal of two Conservative MPs and the reasons behind it. Secondly, we do touch upon the Stonehenge attack by the "Stop Oil Campaign" protesters.

Today there's been a conversation on LBC with Rishi Sunak that we are to address in this episode. Moreover, We will give you some insights about UK government spending facts and the likelihood of the economy entering a recession period.

This episode will dive into the Boris Johnson's declaration of support for the Tories. As well as that, we'll focus on Sir Keir's Brexit talk and VAT for private schools. Furthermore, why does nobody care about prisoners issues?

There is a massive number of politicians speaking about change, but are they going to adhere to that? This is what we'll have a glimpse at, according to 1984 book written by George Orwell.

Here we are with our 9th episode, investigating polls, particularly YouGov in detail. Also, we discuss the vanished faith of the electorate to vote for any party at all.

Our 8th episode is a bit of an evaluation of Rishi Sunak's personality and also Nigel Farage's actions. Undoubtedly, we also go through YouGov polls that represent that Reform UK has gained the opposition, in a way.

In this episode, we will put forward the real meaning of labour's manifesto in economic terms. There will be also an analogy between the 1997 Labour manifesto and the current one.

In this episode, we'll take a look at Rishi Sunak's interview with ITV and also the manifesto announced by the Green Party. Additionally, we will discuss why no party speak about Brexit and climate change.