Rupert Harrison, former chief of staff to George Osborne, delves into the challenges facing Rachel Reeves at Davos, highlighting her attempts to reshape the UK’s economic narrative. The discussion uncovers the importance of networking for attracting investment and improving perceptions of the UK. They evaluate Reeves’ political effectiveness and achievements at critical events, while also addressing the hurdles she faces in market confidence and speculation about her future role as Chancellor. Harrison offers keen insights into the precarious political landscape and strategies for economic growth.

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.