Episode 21
Nicky Campbell presents a special edition from the Pyramid and Parr Hall in Warrington and asks if today's young are being expected to pay too much for the baby boomers.
Nicky Campbell presents a special edition of The Big Questions from Pyramid and Parr Hall in Warrington and asks just one question: are today's young being expected to pay too much for the baby boomers?
Amongst those taking part are president-elect of the NUS Toni Pearce, professor Vanessa Burholt from the Centre for Innovative Ageing in Swansea, Angus Hanton from the Intergenerational Foundation, the former old-age tsar professor Ian Philp, Dr Patrick Nolan from Reform, author of Jilted Generation Ed Howker, Heather Wakefield from Unison, Karen Phillips from Jewish social care charity The Fed, Jonathan Clatworthy from the Modern Churchpeople's Union, Sufi Muslim Haras Rafiq, Janet Moore from Independent Age, and Elsie Richardson, an 87-year-old PhD student.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Nicky Campbell |
| Editor | Jill Robinson |
| Director | Rob Hopkin |
| Participant | Tom Pearce |
| Participant | Vanessa Burholt |
| Participant | Angus Hanton |
| Participant | Ian Philp |
| Participant | Patrick Nolan |
| Participant | Ed Howker |
| Participant | Heather Wakefield |
| Participant | Karen Phillips |
| Participant | Jonathan Clatworthy |
| Participant | Haras Rafiq |
| Participant | Janet Moore |
| Participant | Elsie Richardson |
Broadcast
- Sun 16 Jun 201310:00
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