In the final episode of the All Out Politics podcast, Adam Boulton and guests review the political year of 2021.
It was a 12 months dominated once again by the coronavirus pandemic but punctuated by Brexit, allegations of sleaze and questions about leadership.
Joining Adam are The Times columnist and former Conservative MP Matthew Parris, The New Statesman’s deputy online editor Rachel Cunliffe, and Sky’s chief political correspondent Jon Craig.
They will each pick their person and momen’ of the year and make a prediction for what lies ahead in 2022.
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