Ed Conway's Stuff Matters on Electoral Dysfunction
Electoral DysfunctionAugust 14, 2026
What does Nigel Farage’s win in Clacton actually prove?
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Beth Rigby, Ruth Davidson, Harriet Harman
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August 14, 2026
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Hello, Ed Conway here. Here is what might sound like a slightly random question. What do AirPods, bananas and a pair of shoddily made running trainers from the 1970s have in common? On the surface, not very much. But on my podcast, Stuff Matters, I will uncover the deeper stories behind each of them. You will see how together they tell a fascinating new story about the world we live in. The first full series of Stuff Matters is out now. Just search for it on your podcast app and follow sky news the full story first is there a reform slump or is it just that
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Electoral Dysfunction
What does Nigel Farage’s win in Clacton actually prove?
Hosts: Beth Rigby, Ruth Davidson, Harriet Harman
Publisher: Sky News