Stewart Wood
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Stewart Wood (Lord Wood of Anfield) is the current chair of the United Nations Association – UK. He is a fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford University, and was an adviser to Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband. He tweets at: @StewartWood
December 2022
- Politics Weekly UKWhat would a Labour government feel like? – Politics Weekly UKLabour looks closer to power now than it has done for more than a decade. The Guardian’s John Harris is joined by columnist Gaby Hinsliff and Stewart Wood, a Labour peer and former adviser to Miliband and Brown, to discuss the party’s prospects.
January 2022
July 2020
- Politics Weekly UKSunak spends as Johnson defends: Politics Weekly podcastJonathan Freedland and Kate Proctor look at what Rishi Sunak announced in the summer statement. Rajeev Syal speaks to Sir Peter Soulsby, the mayor of Leicester, about what the government got wrong with the city’s local lockdown. Plus, Kate Andrews and Stewart Wood discuss the politics of a second wave
January 2020
- Politics Weekly UKJohnson jumps over House of Lords hurdles: Politics Weekly podcastRowena Mason is joined by Katy Balls, Stewart Wood and Lisa O’Carroll to discuss the latest on the prime minister’s Brexit withdrawal bill, and Jess Phillips’s decision to drop out of the Labour leadership race. Plus Larry Elliott rings in from Davos, and Kate Proctor sits down with Gina Miller
September 2019
September 2018
- Politics Weekly UKThe great crash of 2008: how a crisis went to waste – Politics Weekly podcastHeather Stewart is joined by historian Adam Tooze and a panel of experts including Larry Elliott, Catherine Colebrook and Stewart Wood. Plus: Jessica Elgot checks in at the Lib Dem conference and Vince Cable’s ‘march of the moderates’