Oh God, What Now?

This episode of Oh God, What Now?

Andrew Harrison interviews Luke Harding about his new book, *Betrayal*, which examines the collapse of the post-war international order.

Hosts Ros Taylor, Marie Laconte, Rachel Cunliffe, and Seth Tevoz debate whether outrage over MPs accepting freebies stems from legitimate concerns about influence or public envy.

Host Andrew Harrison and panelists Zoe Grunewald and John Elledge discuss Andy Burnham’s Ukraine visit, Reform UK’s controversial housing policies, and new planning powers for mayors.

Host Matt Green is joined by economist Angela Francis to discuss the National Emergency Briefing, a campaign urging the UK government to address the climate crisis.

This episode examines the tragic death of Jason Ade, analyzing the media frenzy, Cambridge University’s handling of plagiarism allegations, and the role of right-wing narratives.

Andrew Harrison and guest Steve Richards analyze Nigel Farage’s Clacton by-election win against satirical candidate Binface.

Andrew Harrison and guests Seth Tebow, Jason Haisley, and Rachel Weymouth discuss the Clacton by-election, where Nigel Farage faces Count Binface, and the subsequent political fallout for Reform UK.

This episode tackles Britain’s "veto culture," focusing on Westminster’s controversial plan to ban standing drinking in Soho and the stalled Abingdon reservoir project due to NIMBY opposition.

This episode examines the UK’s severe drought and political inaction on climate change, analyzing Keir Starmer’s cabinet reshuffles and the rise of "lukewarmer" skepticism.