• The British Dream

  • By: VICE
  • Podcast

The British Dream

By: VICE
  • Summary

  • British politics is a of a nightmare to keep up with at the moment. Reading every think-piece or news story about how life is getting objectively worse would be enough to make your eyes fall out. That's why we created The British Dream, a podcast that pumps analysis of how everything is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ directly into your ears. Stay positive.

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Episodes
  • The Tories Are Hot For Labour
    Oct 12 2018
    She'll deny it if you give her the chance... Let's rip up Theresa May's conference speech.

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    13 mins
  • Labour is Preparing For Government
    Oct 1 2018
    It was good, but is it good enough? Let’s rip up Jeremy Corbyn’s Conference Speech!

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    14 mins
  • How the British Government Splits Children Up From Their Parents
    Aug 24 2018

    Earlier in the summer the world looked on in horror as Donald Trump’s “zero tolerance border policy led to the separation of thousands of migrant children from their parents. Audio recordings of crying infants and pictures of kids surrounded by border guards could hardly fail to move you.


    But do we have the moral high ground in the UK? The separation of children from their parents at the hands of the border system is something that goes on in the UK, but it’s much less well known.


    This week the British Dream talks to Nick Beals from Bail for Immigration Detainees, who tells us the group has tried to help 328 children separated from their parents by the border regime in the last year.


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    27 mins

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