Matt Hancock

Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s transitional president and former jihadi leader, shares his vision for a new Syria, raising questions about governance and sincerity. Ethan Wu analyzes Japan's long-standing economic stagnation, highlighting recent signs of recovery and inflation. Meanwhile, Matt Hancock discusses the financial ties of British MPs to media, uncovering potential conflicts of interest. Together, they navigate challenges and transformations impacting Syria and Japan's futures.

Former UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, discusses the challenges and importance of early screening for neurodivergent conditions in schools. He shares personal experiences of late ADHD diagnosis, advocating for tailored education and reducing ADHD waiting lists. The episode also touches on embracing neurodiversity in the workplace and society, encouraging self-belief for career transitions.

Matt Hancock, former UK Secretary of State for Health, opens up about his controversial tenure during the COVID-19 pandemic. He candidly discusses the pressures of decision-making in a crisis and the emotional toll it took on him. Hancock addresses the criticisms of policies affecting care homes and reflects on the balance between public health and personal choices, including his own mistakes. He also advocates for early dyslexia awareness, sharing his experiences to promote better support for children facing similar challenges.

Prominent figure in the Covid Inquiry's testimony, Matt Hancock, discusses allegations and admissions related to the delayed lockdown and his claims against Dominic Cummings. Veteran Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge reflects on her battles with the far right, the far left, and the impact of her Jewish identity on her politics.

Matt Hancock, former health secretary and key figure in the COVID inquiry, defends his actions and COVID preparedness record. Contrasting evidence and criticism highlight his lack of effective planning and overconfidence during the early stages of the pandemic. His defense clashes with Dominic Cummings' account, revealing a toxic culture within the government and frustrations of families who lost loved ones. The government's unclear stance on lockdown and lack of evidence are discussed, emphasizing the consequences of delaying the lockdown.