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In a special podcast, recorded live at the Garrick Theatre on 6 July, Professor Niall Ferguson discussed his new post-pandemic book Doom and the state of global politics and economics.
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Maggie Pagano talks to Robert Halfon, Conservative MP and chair of the Education Select Committee, about why white working class boys and girls from disadvantaged backgrounds are being failed by a neglectful and muddled education policy.
Iain Martin and Tim Montgomerie discuss the Euros – the feelgood footballing aspect of the tournament and the political shenanigans – and the G7 gathering of
Iain Martin and Maggie Pagano discuss the weird weather, the BBC’s right royal mess, good news on Covid vaccines, and the lack of an opposition.
Reaction’s Deputy Editor Alastair Benn interviews Robert Dingwall, Professor of Sociology at Nottingham Trent University. They discuss future pandemic threats, the unlocking roadmap and what a planned, biosecure society might look like.
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