Randeep Ramesh
Randeep Ramesh is chief leader writer for the Guardian. He has been an investigations reporter, a foreign correspondent, social affairs editor as well editing the City pages and working on the home news desk. Randeep edited the Guardian's instant history of the Iraq War, called The War We Could Not Stop, and won Scoop of the Year and What the Papers Say Investigation of the Year for work on parliamentary lobbying scandals.
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Corbyn rules out coalition – Politics Weekly podcastAnushka Asthana is joined by Paul Mason, Randeep Ramesh and Polly Toynbee to discuss a week in which polls showed Labour quickly gaining ground on the Conservatives as Theresa May’s faltering campaign continues
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Hay festival 2017: Cory Doctorow, Helen Fielding and Shashi Tharoor – podcastWe gaze uneasily to the future with Doctorow, look back on the history of the British Raj with Tharoor, and some comic relief comes from Fielding’s hapless heroine Bridget Jones -
We need to talk about...NationalismA monthly podcast in which Guardian journalists tackle a topic suggested by Guardian members and answer their questions on it. In this edition, Vicky Frost, the Guardian’s deputy membership editor, discusses the global rise of nationalism with Randeep Ramesh, Iman Amrani and Ewen MacAskill
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Have our complex identities destroyed politics as usual? – videoRandeep Ramesh says gorwing focus on race, sexuality and gender issues over class has forced mainstream politics into a transformation
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America elects Donald Trump - Politics Weekly podcastAnushka Asthana is joined by Gary Younge, Randeep Ramesh, Hannah Peaker and Mona Chalabi to discuss the election of Donald Trump as 45th president of the United States
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Grammar schools and boundary reform – Politics Weekly podcastHeather Stewart is joined by Sonia Sodha, Randeep Ramesh and Ryan Shorthouse to discuss Theresa May’s plan to lift the ban on new grammar schools
Podcast Henry VIII powers and public sector pay – Politics Weekly podcast