Christmas is almost here, so it’s time for our annual year in review podcast. In this View from 22 hour-long special, I’m delighted to be joined by a stellar line-up of Spectator contributors to look back on the events of the past twelve months, as well as asking each of our guests for their person of 2015.
- Isabel Hardman and James Forsyth discuss the surprise Tory victory in May’s general election and how David Cameron has finally proven himself a winner. Does he now have the whole Conservative party behind him? And who should take credit for this victory?
- Fraser Nelson and Alex Massie look at the rise and rise of the SNP and how Nicola Sturgeon managed to take the party to new heights after losing the independence referendum. Is the SNP enjoying life as the third largest party in Westminster. What opportunities lie ahead for them in 2016?
- Peter Hitchens and Douglas Murray discuss 2015 in foreign affairs — including the rise of Isis, relations with Russia and the Commons vote to bomb Syria.
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