A show bringing truth to our post-truth times. Getting behidn the story as media and politics collide.
Charlotte and Rachel discuss the consequences of Theresa May's decision to call a snap general election, and look back at President Trump's first 100 days in office. #Trump #GE17 #politics
President Trump is trouble as key ally Devin Nunes quits Russia probe and his Supreme Court nominee is stalled. The Guardian talks about moving to Manchester, and are the Lib Dems really on the rise? Charlotte and Rachel look at the biggest stories in #media and #politics. #Guardian #Trump
Politics and media collide as Charlotte and Rachel discuss George Osborne's latest job as editor of the Evening Standard. They also reflect on the death of Martin McGuiness, and the hearings into the Trump administration's dealings with Russia.
Episode recorded before the London terror attacks.
Charlotte and Rachel look at a disastrous PMQs performance from Jeremy Corbyn, what Trump's tax return tells us, and that video of a Professor in South Korea...
Charlotte and Rachel discuss the Trump administration's decision to ban some legitimate, major, media organisations from attending an off-camera press briefing, and the fallout from this week's UK by-elections.
Charlotte Henry and new co-host Rachel Cunliffe look at the role of satire in the new Trump world order, and look at the candidate getting themselves into hot water in upcoming UK by-elections.
Labour commentator Emma Burnell joins Top Line to discuss the party's prospects in 2017 under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, in the wake of a damning report by the Fabian Society and with the Copeland by-election looming.
Ian Dunt, editor of Politics.co.uk and author of Brexit: What the Hell Happens Now?, joins Charlotte to discuss the fascinating Brexit case in the Supreme Court, and what strategy the Government might pursue now. #Brexit #politics
Kate Andrews and Rachel Cunliffe return to sift through the debris of Donald Trump's shock election as the 45th President of the United States. #Trump #NeverTrump #USElection2016
Rachel Cunliffe joins to discuss the final (thank goodness,) US Presidential debate, while Theresa May gets a glint in her eye at #PMQs. Nothing is quite glinting like Ed Balls' outfits on Strictly Come Dancing though...
Kate Andrews from the Institute of Economic Affairs joins me to discuss Donald Trump and the car crash TV that is the US Presidential election 2016. #NeverTrump #DonaldTrump #ImwithHer
A discussion on the growing world of #LGBT media, how the mainstream #media cover LGBT issues, and why a woman can't get on the ballot for the Labour party, with New Statesman and Diva columnist Eleanor Margolis.
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Charlotte talks to politics.co.uk Editor Ian Dunt about Theresa May's PMQs debut, and Labour's ongoing woes.
Must: 99 Problems - Jay Z (Roc-A-Fella Records, 2003)
A look back at a truly terrible week in which Jo Cox MP was killed, and a look ahead to the end of the EU referendum, with Jeremy Evans of referendum.wtf.
A look at how the media will handle Euro 2016, and the face-off between the various team's of pundits that will take place. Sports journalist Ian Hodge joins Charlotte to explain what goes into covering a football tournament, and makes his predictions.
Music: Baddiel, Skinner and the Lightening Seeds - Three Lions
The white paper has been published, and the row over #BBCrepcipes is just the beginning. Features the IEA's Ryan Bourne at the launch of its paper advocating privatising the BBC.
A look at the dramatic outcome of the Hillsborough inquest, and saying goodbye to Victoria Wood and Prince.
Audio: Bruce Grobbelaar interview via Capital FM Liverpool Barry and Freda - Victoria Wood Purple Rain - Prince and the Revolution
A look at the sexism row that egulfed the lobby, and the Daily Mail's possible interest in fallen web giant Yahoo.
Clip credit: The Memo's Oliver Smith talk's on Share Radio's 'Morning Money'
No...it really happened. The former DPM's ex advisor comes clean. Plus, we look into the Sun's battle with the Palace.
ConservativeHome Executive Editor Mark Wallace joins the show to talk about the goings on in the Tory party over the EU Referendum
We say goodbye to some media icons, and shine the Spotlight on the blockbuster film looking into the good journalism can do. [Cover image by Dave Brown, originally on cover of the Independent.]
Charlotte Henry is joined by the Huffington Post's political reporter Owen Bennett to discuss Labour's split over action in Syria, the Tory bullying scandal, and Farage's future.
Charlotte Henry is joined by award winning broadcaster Louise Hulland to look at the terrorist attacks in Paris, and Charlie Sheen talking about having HIV.
Security breaches at TalkTalk, paywalls coming down at The Sun and The Voice leaving the BBC. Does the corporation's refusal to engage in a bidding war signal a shift in direction? Top Line discusses what it all means.
As conference season gets into full flow, Top Line looks at the first speeches as leader from Tim Farron and Jeremy Corbyn., and the mega media sale of Business Insider to Axel Springer. #Lab15 #LDConf
Pilot episode of Top Line - a new show looking at the media and politics, exclusively for audioBoom.