Election Special: the New Statesman Podcast Live

Sat 20 Apr 2024 | 8:00pm - 9:00pm

NS Podcast
Anoosh Chakelian
freddie hayward
ben walker

Politics Late & Live: the New Statesman Podcast Election Special

When will the election be? Are the polls right? Whose votes are parties targeting the most? Which parts of the country are in greatest contention? And what’s going on in the campaigns behind the scenes?

In an election-year special live recording of their award-winning podcast, the New Statesman’s Britain editor and podcast host Anoosh Chakelian will be joined by political reporter Freddie Hayward and polling data expert Ben Walker to provide unrivalled analysis of the campaigns so far, the latest news in Westminster, answer your questions, and make their predictions for a momentous general election.

 

Venue: Old Divinity School

Duration: 1 hour

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Speaker biography

Anoosh Chakelian is Britain Editor of the New Statesman, where she covers policy, politics and social affairs across the country, and interviews politicians and other high-profile figures. She hosts the award-winning New Statesman Podcast and co-presents the Westminster Reimagined podcast series with Armando Iannucci. She appears regularly on national media as a commentator on current affairs. Before the New Statesman, she was deputy editor of Total Politics magazine.

Freddie Hayward is political correspondent at the New Statesman. He interviews leading political figures, appears on the New Statesman Podcast and writes the daily Morning Call newsletter.

Ben Walker is a senior data journalist at the New Statesman and writes extensively about elections and UK public opinion. He is the co-founder of poll aggregator Britain Elects.