Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller, The Economist’s special correspondent, traverses Britain to gauge public sentiment ahead of the impending general election. He delves into the fallout from Brexit and Covid, exposing a national fatigue and community resilience amid economic struggles. Stories from places like Easter House reveal the troubling rise of food banks against a backdrop of growing disillusionment with government policies. Miller provides a poignant contrast of picturesque rural areas against the broader existential challenges confronting the heart of Britain.

Andrew Miller, Special Correspondent for The Economist, explores London's remarkable resilience in the face of challenges like Brexit and the pandemic. He highlights the vibrant atmosphere near Liverpool Street Station, balancing admiration and frustration over high living costs and overcrowding. Miller underlines London’s status as a potential model for innovative urban development. The discussion also touches on India's upcoming elections and the complex dynamics of its political landscape under Modi, featuring themes of growth, nationalism, and democratic values.

Andrew Miller, Special Correspondent for The Economist, discusses London's remarkable resilience amid challenges like Brexit and the pandemic while addressing pressing issues such as housing affordability. Ann Rowe, Obituaries Editor, pays tribute to Gao Yaojie, whose groundbreaking work in AIDS research challenged China's response to the epidemic in the 1990s. The conversation also touches on India's approaching election, highlighting the intertwining of democracy and public health advocacy.