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Richard Porritt, Matt Withers and Cash Boyle return to shine a light on another week in politics.
The trio discuss the looming Brexit deadline and the chances of no-deal, the odds of a man called William Shakespeare being the second to get the Covid vaccine and whether a chicken lasagne is truly a lasagne.
They are joined by film critic Jason Solomons to talk about a new documentary about Shane MacGowan.
And Cash casts her eye over axed Eton teacher Will Knowland and his quixotic attempt to get Parliament to overturn his sacking.
The trio discuss the looming Brexit deadline and the chances of no-deal, the odds of a man called William Shakespeare being the second to get the Covid vaccine and whether a chicken lasagne is truly a lasagne.
They are joined by film critic Jason Solomons to talk about a new documentary about Shane MacGowan.
And Cash casts her eye over axed Eton teacher Will Knowland and his quixotic attempt to get Parliament to overturn his sacking.
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