Behind the Curtain
For 13 years, Sir Alex has led one of the world’s most iconic cultural institutions through a period of extraordinary change. Brexit. A global pandemic that closed theatres overnight. A cost-of-living...
9 Apr 1h 8min
40 years on: Chornobyl’s legacy and European environmental security
Marking 40 years since the Chornobyl disaster, the Ukrainian Institute London and the RSA invite you to reflect on its enduring legacy not only for Ukraine, but for Europe’s environmental security as ...
2 Apr 1h 6min
Can art save us?
The impulse to be creative is ingrained in the human spirit. We often turn to art not only to capture the beauty of the world, but also to manage its complexities. In an age where art is often deval...
17 Mars 1h 9min
Prue Leith: the joy (and reality) of getting older
In her new book, Being Old, Prue offers a candid look at the highs, lows and unexpected freedoms of ageing. From changing priorities to rediscovered passions, from loss to laughter, she explores how l...
12 Mars 55min
Make a stand with The Circle
Will you make a stand with us this International Women’s Day? On 4 March, we’ll come together with The Circle to explore how we can protect women and girls in an increasingly turbulent global landscap...
5 Mars 56min
Disinformation and democracy
Can democracies still function when truth itself is destabilised – and what will it take to restore public trust? Around the world, democracies are being outpaced by a rapidly evolving information cri...
27 Feb 1h 3min
The Observer on AI
In the past year, AI capabilities have rapidly advanced across fields ranging from coding to higher mathematics. Industry valuations and capital expenditure have soared to hundreds of billions of doll...
6 Feb 1h 2min
The future of the BBC
From debates over impartiality and political pressure to digital consumption habits and culture-war narratives, this Great Room discussion brings together leading voices to examine what a renewed, res...
4 Feb 1h 2min
