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Coffee House Shots: Reform suspends Tim Montgomerie after Spectator interview
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Aug 18, 2026
After saying that Zia Yusuf needed to 'become a team player' in an interview on Coffee House yesterday, Reform UK responded, and decided that they would rather Tim Montgomerie were not in their squad at all. After the st…
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Coffee House Shots: Clacton by-election lookahead
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Aug 11, 2026
Nigel Farage is heading back to the polls in Clacton after resigning to trigger a by-election over questions surrounding his £5 million gift. With the main parties refusing to stand, Farage looks set for a comfortable vi…
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Coffee House Shots: Nick Clegg's coalition regrets
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Jul 24, 2026
Tim Shipman is joined by Sir Nick Clegg, the former Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Liberal Democrats, as part of The Spectator's new event series, Tim Shipman Meets the Party Leaders. Tim challenges Sir Nick on …
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Coffee House Shots: why I quit government | Al Carns
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Aug 28, 2026
Former veterans minister Al Carns joins James Heale to discuss the government’s handling of Northern Ireland legacy cases – and why the issue helped drive him to resign.Writing in The Spectator this week, Al attacks the …
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Coffee House Shots: do you buy Burnham's big pitch?
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Sep 29, 2026
Andy Burnham has used his Labour conference speech to set out his clearest vision yet for the country and it was a strikingly ambitious one. Noa Hoffman is joined in Liverpool by Tim Shipman and Michael Simmons to unpack…
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Coffee House Shots: Col Richard Williams on the SAS witch hunt
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Oct 26, 2026
Just days after The Sunday Times revealed that five SAS soldiers were sent back into the war zone while under a three-year murder investigation, MPs passed the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, which the SAS Regimental Ass…
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Coffee House Shots: can Kemi win the battle for the right?
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Oct 4, 2026
James Heale is joined by Tim Shipman and Liam Halligan, Telegraph columnist and the new director of the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS), to look ahead to Conservative party conference, which kicks off today. Kemi Badenoc…
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Coffee House Shots: has Zack Polanski proven more continuity than change?
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Aug 15, 2026
Almost one year on from his election as leader of the Green Party, has Zack Polanski broadened its appeal? Communications strategist and Green Party insider Russell Warfield joins Noa Hoffman to discuss his new book The …
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Coffee House Shots: Malcolm Rifkind on Farage, Kemi and Burnham's gift to the Tories
Best of the Spectator· Coffee House Shots· Sep 7, 2026
ir Malcolm Rifkind joins Tim Shipman and James Heale to discuss the future of the conservatism and tells The Spectator why Kemi Badenoch is the person to bring the Conservative Party back from the brink.He explains why h…
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Coffee House Shots LIVE: Antisemitism, Man City & abolishing the Triple Lock
Best of the Spectator· Oct 5, 2026
James Heale, Tim Shipman and Tali Fraser record live from Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. As we pass the two year mark of Kemi Badenoch's leadership of the Tory Party, the panel discuss whether she has done …
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Coffee House Shots: Labour conference lookahead | with Jonathan Ashworth
Best of the Spectator· Jonathan Ashworth· Sep 25, 2026
Ahead of Labour Party conference, Tim Shipman is joined by former shadow cabinet minister Jonathan Ashworth to discuss the mood inside the party, Andy Burnham’s growing authority and whether he could be tempted to call a…
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Coffee House Shots: Andy's report card – with Baroness Debbonaire
Best of the Spectator· Baroness Debbonaire· Aug 21, 2026
One month on from Andy Burnham entering Downing Street and a lot has changed at the top of government. Starmer's old guard have been reshuffled or replaced, and Burnham's government have announced dozens of new projects,…
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Coffee House Shots: Britain's First Catholic PM? — with Patrick Maguire
Best of the Spectator· Patrick Maguire· Aug 2, 2026
Is Andy Burnham the country's first catholic Prime Minister, and how might it influence his leadership? Despite his faith drawing him to Labour, he doesn’t attend mass and rarely emphasises his religion publicly. To unpa…
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