This podcast is sponsored by Canacord Genuity Wealth Management, award-winning wealth managers who go above and beyond to support and guide you.

Visit can-dowealth.com to start building your wealth with confidence.

Hello and welcome to the edition podcast where each week we pick three articles from the magazine

and go through them with the writers behind them. This week, Will and I are going to be looking

at the future of labour and what might happen should Kirstama stand down. We'll also be looking

at Oxbridge applications and why Oxford seems to be turning against private school students.

And finally, we'll be looking at the menopause.

Are we talking about it too much?

First up, we're joined by Katie Balls and the journalist Paul Mason

to talk about Kier's possible departure.

Katie, in The Spectator this week, you ask what's next for Labour,

now that Kirst Arme is also being investigated by the police for allegedly

breaking COVID rules. How has the news of the investigation and how has the news of Stama's

promise to resign if he is fined, been greeted by Tory MPs? So I think it's an interesting one

in the sense, Beergate is not good for Kirstama.

I think that you can see in his decision to say he's going to resign

if he does receive a fixed penalty notice.

Labour actually taking back some control of the situation.

I think probably making the best from a bad hand.

But what's been interesting is Tory MPs and Tory

AIDS have been pushing beergate for obvious reasons to distract from party gate to suggest all

politicians are as bad as each other. And I think when the police announced that they were going

...