Matthew Parris, a sharp political commentator known for his reflections on mental health, joins Rupert Hawksley, opinion editor at The Spectator, and Igor Toronyi-Lalic, arts editor, for a thought-provoking discussion. They dive into the implications of Labour's welfare increasing budget and explore the artistic value of an inefficient state. The trio also debates the greatest artwork of the 21st century, sharing perspectives on everything from television shows to impactful music. Finally, they pay tribute to the late Tom Stoppard, revealing his lasting influence on culture.
