Social Equity

How Housing Broke London and How to Fix it

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Award winning journalist Peter Apps joins Kwajo Tweneboa, Pooja Agrawal and Vicky Spratt to discuss the impact of London’s housing crisis and what we can do to solve it.

Migration and the Media: Fear, Facts, and the Stories We Tell

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How does the media shape public opinion on migration – and what happens when the narrative gets it wrong?

Private Revolutions: Coming of Age in a Changing China

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Yuan Yang, journalist and first Chinese-born British MP, tells a true story of four Chinese women striving for a better future in an unequal society.

Britain in the World: A Time of Decline or Reinvention?

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Former minister Jeremy Hunt on the UK’s global future – and the challenges at home and abroad.

AI and Equality in Education

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AI is transforming education, but will it bridge the learning divide or widen it? Experts explore its impact, challenges, and future in classrooms.

‘Sir, We Are Homosexuals’: The Story of The First Gay British Man to Come Out

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Zing Tsjeng chairs a conversation with Christopher Stephens and Louise Radnofsky, uncovering the extraordinary life of Roger Butler, a pioneer of gay liberation.

Human Rights: The Case for the Defence, with Shami Chakrabarti

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Shami Chakrabarti, former director of Liberty and member of the House of Lords, with Hannah MacInnes on why human rights matter more than ever.

Homework: Geoff Dyer in Conversation

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Childhood, class, and the absurd joys of growing up in a world that no longer exists.

Conscience Incorporated: Profits, Power & Human Rights

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Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy Michael Posner on the future of ethical business in a world at risk.

Adventures in Democracy: Can People Power Rewrite the Rules?

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Political thinker Erica Benner explores democracy’s strengths, risks, and future with Jon Alexander, author of Citizens.