Sky's award-winning politics podcast Electoral Dysfunction is live in London later this month.
Political editor Beth Rigby will head the four-strong panel at Cadogan Hall in Chelsea on 26 November.
Joining her are Labour's Jess Phillips, who resigned as a minister under Sir Keir Starmer, former deputy leader of the Labour Party, Harriet Harman, and former leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson.
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During the show, the audience will get their chance to ask questions and get the panel's thoughts on the world of politics and podcasting.
The event comes off the heels of Sky's three wins at this year's Political Podcast Awards in January, where Beth, Harriet and Ruth picked up the Presenter of the Year award.
Electoral Dysfunction was also awarded Comedy Moment of the Year for an interview with Wes Streeting.
In the interview, he revealed his cunning plan to avoid being made home secretary in a reshuffle, and his expletive-laden relief at remaining health secretary.
(c) Sky News 2026: Electoral Dysfunction Live: Sky's award-winning podcast at Cadogan Hall this November
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