In this thought-provoking discussion, guests like Giles Fraser, a priest and polemicist, and Melanie Phillips, a social commentator, dive into the moral implications of repatriating cultural artifacts. Claire Fox brings a political angle, while Dr. Tiffany Jenkins argues against repatriation, emphasizing ownership complexities. Former Minister Michael Portillo and Prof. Constantine Sandis explore philosophical aspects, questioning cultural claims. Andrew Dismore shares insights from the frontlines of repatriation efforts, unraveling the intricate ties between history, morality, and ownership of artifacts.

Broadcaster Michael Portillo discusses a speech from Troilus and Cressida that has inspired him. The speech explores themes of time and celebrity, discussing how time can diminish great deeds and the transient nature of fame. It emphasizes the need to stay relevant and constantly strive for greatness.