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What is the point of aid?
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Is it time for a UBI?
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Does Number 10 need a new approach?
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Trump v Biden: Who’s best for Britain?
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The future of UK-China relations
This edition of ourHeads Apart?podcast asks whether the BBC is broken. We are joined by Tim Stanley, leader writer for The Telegraph and contributing editor for Catholic Herald, and Douglas Carswell, former Member of Parliament (2005-17) and co-founder
Is the BBC broken?
This edition of ourHeads Apart?podcast asks whether the BBC is broken. We are joined by Tim Stanley, leader writer for The Telegraph and contributing editor for Catholic Herald, and Douglas Carswell, former Member of Parliament (2005-17) and co-founder
Should government intervene to save failing businesses?
This edition of ourHeads Apart?podcast asks whether government should intervene to save failing businesses. We are joined by Giles Wilkes, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government, and Madeline Grant, Assistant Comment Editor at The Telegraph.Our
Where does Britain go next: the US or the EU?
This edition of ourHeads Apart?podcast asks where does Britain go next: the US or the EU? We are joined by Dr Alan Mendoza, Director of the Henry Jackson Society, and Sam Lowe, Researcher at the Centre for European Reform.Our new Deep Dive feature see
Should we be worried about social media?
This edition of ourHeads Apart?podcast asks if we should be worried about social media, particularly the effect it is having on young people? We explore and discuss the impact of social media on young people, the role that the law can play, and where t
Election 2019: understanding the polls
This special edition of our Heads apart? podcast looks at the current state of the election. We explore why the polls are suggesting a considerable Conservative lead, what is similar and what is different compared to 2017, and what long-term political tre