Adrian Wooldridge, a political columnist for The Economist, and Emma Duncan, its social policy editor, delve into the fallout from Theresa May's resignation and the chaotic race for Conservative leadership. They unpack the challenges facing potential candidates in navigating Brexit and uniting the party. In a fascinating twist, the discussion also highlights the growing acceptance and potential therapeutic benefits of magic mushrooms, exploring their evolving role in mental health treatment.
Today Theresa May stepped down as leader of the Conservative Party, and would-be replacements are already lining up. There’s little hope that any would be able to arrange an elegant exit from Europe. Also, we take a look at the astonishing range of ailments that could be treated by magic mushrooms.