Rupert Harrison, former chief of staff to George Osborne, analyzes Rachel Reeves's challenging budget strategies while Kate Andrews offers insights on the UK economy. The discussion shifts to assisted dying, with Charlie Falconer and Charles Moore passionately debating its implications. Finally, Philip Hensher and author Peter Parker delve into queer life in postwar Britain, revealing the evolving societal attitudes and the historical significance of decriminalization. Their insights shed light on a transformative era for LGBTQ+ rights.

Historian Peter Parker discusses perceptions of rising homosexuality post-WWII, military ties to male prostitution, and public views on lesbianism in London. They explore the decriminalization of homosexuality, media portrayal, and espionage discrimination. Insights on the Wolfenden report, elite attitudes, and evolving policies in the armed forces.