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Quite right!: Munira Mirza | part two

Quite right!: Munira Mirza | part two

This is the second part of Michael Gove’s conversation with Munira Mirza. After reflecting in part one on multiculturalism and the fractures in modern Britain, this second instalment turns to the ques...

28 Feb 24min

The Edition: is Labour too close to the City – with Lionel Shriver & Robert Hardman

The Edition: is Labour too close to the City – with Lionel Shriver & Robert Hardman

Britain’s banks have a hold over Rachel Reeves, declares Michael Simmons in the Spectator’s cover piece this week. Almost two decades on from the 2008 financial crash, the UK has failed to reform the ...

27 Feb 35min

Book Club: Francis Spufford

Book Club: Francis Spufford

Sam Leith's guest this week is Francis Spufford, whose fabulous new novel Nonesuch is a fantasy adventure set during the Blitz containing magical Nazis, nerdy TV techs and honest-to-goodness angels. H...

26 Feb 30min

Quite right!: Munira Mirza | part one

Quite right!: Munira Mirza | part one

This week, Michael is joined by Munira Mirza. Raised in Oldham and educated at Oxford, Munira worked at Policy Exchange before serving as Deputy Mayor of London under Boris Johnson and later as Direct...

25 Feb 25min

Holy Smoke: how Russia is waging Holy War in Ukraine

Holy Smoke: how Russia is waging Holy War in Ukraine

On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Dr Yuri Stoyanov – of SOAS university in London – joins Damian Thompson to reflect on the religious dimensions of the war once aga...

24 Feb 32min

Coffee House Shots: why by-elections matter

Coffee House Shots: why by-elections matter

Two titans of broadcasting – LBC’s Iain Dale and Sky's Jon Craig – join deputy political editor James Heale for a whistle-stop tour of British by-elections. From Oxford City in 1938 to Chesterfield in...

23 Feb 16min

Reality Check: the £100 billion problem nobody talks about

Reality Check: the £100 billion problem nobody talks about

There is an area of public spending nearly double what Britain spends on defence, more than policing borders or our streets. It's servicing the costs of what Britain has borrowed in the past. The grow...

22 Feb 21min

The Book Club: A Philosophy of Addiction

The Book Club: A Philosophy of Addiction

My guest in this week's Book Club podcast is the philosophy professor Hanna Pickard, whose new book is What Would You Do Alone In A Cage With Nothing But Cocaine? A Philosophy of Addiction. She tells ...

21 Feb 46min

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