Duncan Baker and Charlie Walden are back for Episode 14 of Two Mates, No Mandates, as Westminster heads into the summer recess.

Duncan looks back on his own summers as an MP, from constituency tours to what MPs actually get up to when Parliament disappears for the break.

The pair also look ahead to Andy Burnham's homecoming to Parliament, this time as Prime Minister. What can we expect when he returns to the Commons, and how will he adapt from Greater Manchester politics to the pressures of Westminster and Number 10?

Plus, Nigel Farage goes head-to-head with Count Binface, sparking questions about whether another by-election could be on the horizon following Farage's victory. Charlie and Duncan also debate whether Farage should reunite with Rupert Lowe, and whether Zia Yusuf is becoming an asset or a risk for Reform UK.

From summer recess stories to Burnham's arrival in Westminster and the latest drama surrounding Reform, it's another packed episode of Two Mates, No Mandates.

Former Conservative MP Anna Firth joins Duncan Baker and Charlie Walden for a fascinating discussion on the future of Britain's political landscape.

With Andy Burnham now in Downing Street, the conversation explores his plans to reshape the country through devolution, his proposal for a "Number 10 North", and whether power should finally be shifted away from Westminster. Does London hold too much influence, and could Burnham's vision fundamentally change how Britain is governed?

Anna also reflects on her own political career, life in Parliament and the realities of representing a constituency in Westminster, before giving her verdict on Burnham's newly announced Cabinet. Who are the standout appointments, where are the weaknesses, and what do the selections tell us about the direction of the new government?

From devolution and regional power to leadership and the future of Britain, this is another candid conversation from Two Mates, No Mandates.

Former Conservative MP Duncan Baker and journalist Charlie Walden are joined by former Government Whip and North Cornwall MP Scott Mann for a fascinating look inside Westminster and the future of British politics.

Scott reflects on his journey into Parliament, his time serving as a Government Whip, and what life is really like behind the scenes in Westminster. From managing party discipline to the biggest misconceptions about the Whips' Office, he shares an insight into one of the least understood jobs in British politics.

The lads also discussed the incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham, and some of his policy proposals.

From leadership, loyalty and life inside government to the future direction of British politics, this is another candid conversation from Two Mates, No Mandates.