As Masterchef’s Gregg Wallace faces a stream of allegations about inappropriate behaviour at work, Nish and Coco take on the entertainment industry’s toxic culture. Nish gives an insider’s view of why change is long overdue in an industry that enables massive egos, bad behaviour, even abuse. And Coco argues that to take women’s safety seriously we need to start with zero tolerance on bullying banter.

Meanwhile, Keir Starmer’s reset this week promises to focus on working people’s priorities but is this going to deliver results. And is Labour missing a trick? Journalist Zoë Grünewald on why the government needs a big vision for young people.

And with Reform UK support on the rise and soaring youth unemployment, is the left in danger of losing young voters to the right? Jacob Diggle of UK Youth joins us with solutions to get young people into work or study.

Guests:

Zoë Grünewald

Jacob Diggle

Useful Links:

UK Youth https://www.ukyouth.org

Audio Credits:

Sky News

BBC Radio 4

Parliament TV

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Toxic men and toxic politics: the problem with Gregg Wallace and Nigel Farage

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Toxic men and toxic politics: the problem with Gregg Wallace and Nigel Farage