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Academic Louisa Munch argues that you shouldn’t have to pay for higher education.

The co-host of The Rest Is History podcast on the origins and evolution of radical ideas.

Author Naomi Alderman on why we need to prioritise human connection in the digital age.

The chef and campaigner explains why he thinks obesity and debt are killing Britain.

Musician Jordan Stephens on why we need sex education fit for the digital age.

The broadcaster says conservationists like him have not done enough to protect nature.

James Rebanks on how to build a secure, sustainable and healthy food system.

Sir Nick Clegg on the influence of tech bosses like Mark Zuckerberg.

A Nobel Prize winning economist tackles some of Britain's biggest issues.

Dr Eliza Filby believes family wealth has replaced hard work as the path to opportunity.

Cloudflare's CEO on why it's blocking bots that scrape content to train AI models.

Jacob Dunne killed a man with a single punch. Now he campaigns for restorative justice.

Gaia Vince makes the positive case for immigration despite public concern over the issue.

Headteacher Katharine Birbalsingh believes in traditional values and unity over diversity.

Carlo Rovelli makes the case for natural intelligence over artificial intelligence.

The ex-British Vogue editor on why he thinks fashion risks going backwards on diversity.

Ash Sarkar on what people on the radical Left are getting wrong about British politics.

One of the most powerful creators of AI, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, speaks to Amol Rajan.

Jordan Schwarzenberger on managing YouTube group Sidemen and building brands online.

Sabrina Cohen-Hatton on going from sleeping rough to advising Prince William.

Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins on tackling disinformation online.

Author Katherine Rundell on school libraries, climate change and Donald Trump.

Dr James Orr on what a potential Reform government might look like.

Author Robert Macfarlane on how our rivers got sick and what we can do to heal them.

Demographer Paul Morland says parents should pay less tax and get more benefits.

Billy Bragg on the ‘Twitterisation of debate’, the new working class and protest songs.

Steve Chalke on why our schools don’t work for Britain’s troubled children.

Sir Niall Ferguson on the new Cold War and the death of the internet.

Feminist campaigner Laura Bates warns that AI and social media are radicalising young men.