Past Events

Britain’s History Through Its Enemies with Terry Deary

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Bestselling Horrible Histories author Terry Deary brings history to life with a fun and eye-opening look at the enemies who shaped Britain.

How Tyrants Fall

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Marcel Dirsus and Brian Klaas explore how dictators fall, the chaos they leave behind, and the path nations navigate between recovery and collapse.

Green Riders: The Screen Industry Takes Action on the Climate Crisis

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Lucian Msamati and the Green Rider campaign show how actors and producers can lead the fight for a safer, more sustainable planet.

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.

The Ideological Brain: How Beliefs Shape Us

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Cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Leor Zmigrod examines belief, ideology, and the keys to fostering open-mindedness in today’s polarised world.

Stuart Gillespie and the Future of Food

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Stuart Gillespie and Dolly van Tulleken uncover the flaws in our food system and explore solutions for a healthier, more sustainable future.

NATO, the Baltic, and the Future of Europe

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Peter Apps and Oliver Moody, with Sophia Gaston, explore NATO, the Baltic, and Europe’s future in an era of rising tensions.

Jonathan Sumption on the Challenges to Democracy and the Rule of Law

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Former Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Sumption, moderated by Clive Coleman, ex-BBC Legal Correspondent, explores global strains on democracy.

AI, Automation and Robotics for a Better World

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The Conduit, Julius Baer, and UKII bring innovators and leaders together for a dynamic conversation and showcase of the technology shaping our future.

Just Earth – How a Fairer World Will Save the Planet

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Britain’s leading environmentalist Tony Juniper joins journalist and broadcaster Lucy Siegle to explore inequality as the true heart of the climate crisis.