Stay in the Room Podcast

Stay In The Room Because the people who leave are the ones who lose Political analysis at home and abroad — power, fragmentation, and the case for staying in the conversation davidpreston.substack.com

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  Episode #14

  The Wrong Obstacle

  Sep 6, 20269 minS1

  <p>On Friday, on a stage in Birmingham, Nigel Farage and Jordan Bardella signed a document. Reform UK has published it, and it is worth reading yourself, because it is printed in two columns — English on the left, French on the right — and the columns do not say the same thing.</p><p>The clause that matters is the last one. Britain intercepts boats that set out from French beaches and crossed into British waters, and returns the people aboard to France. Then, in English: “France will ordinarily accept these persons”, and will send them home under French deportation law.</p><p>The...

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  Which Way They’re Facing

  Sep 4, 202614 minS0

  <p>Reform UK’s conference runs at the NEC in Birmingham today and tomorrow. It opened under a Channel 4 News investigation, broadcast on Thursday evening, in which two senior figures were filmed discussing how half a million pounds of foreign money might be routed into the party. That money was discussed, not taken. What did change hands was smaller and real: three polls the party commissioned, costing £32,500, paid for by a US company. Both men have stood down pending an internal inquiry. The Liberal Democrats have written to the Metropolitan Police and the Electoral Commission. Labour says it will do the...

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  Nothing Falls Down

  Sep 1, 20269 minS0

  <p>NOTHING FALLS DOWN</p><p>Some political claims hold the roof up. Some are bolted to nothing. The difference is testable, and it does not run between left and right.</p><p>On 12 February 2025, the American defence secretary Pete Hegseth told European allies that Ukraine would not be joining NATO. Later the same day, Nigel Farage said Ukrainian membership was probably essential — his words were hedged, a guess, something he would have thought looking ahead — and he repeated it that evening on GB News.</p><p>Eight months earlier, in a Panorama interview with Nick Robinson broadcast on 21 June 2024, the...

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  Everyone Can Count

  Aug 31, 202610 minS0

  <p>At around ten past eight on the evening of Friday 28 August, a Russian drone hit a warehouse in the village of Myla, in the Bucha district of Kyiv Oblast. The strike started a fire. What killed people was what happened next: the ammunition in the warehouse began to detonate, and went on detonating long enough that a stretch of the Kyiv-Chop highway had to be closed. At least thirty-seven died and forty-two were injured, four of them children. The heaviest damage was to a care home for elderly and disabled residents beside it. Among the dead was Taras Didych...

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  Episode #10

  Britain Has Already Answered

  Aug 29, 20269 minS1

  <p>Britain Has Already Answered</p><p>America supplied the deadline. Britain supplied the evidence. They arrived one day apart and almost nobody put them side by side.</p><p>On 27 August, Elbridge Colby briefed the North Atlantic Council in Brussels on what the Americans mean by NATO 3.0. Europe takes primary responsibility for its own conventional defence. America stays interested, but reprioritised — Western Hemisphere first, the Pacific second.</p><p>None of that is new. He coined the phrase in February. Hegseth opened the Europe posture review at the June ministerial and the Pentagon started it in July.</p><p>Wh...

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