Laura Bates, bestselling author and founder of The Everyday Sexism Project, speaks with Sonia Sodha about incels and the radicalization of men who hate women. They discuss the online networks that enable extremists to commit acts of violence, groom vulnerable teenage boys, and spread misogyny. Topics include the beliefs of online misogynistic communities, the role of YouTube's algorithm in promoting harmful ideologies, and strategies for de-radicalization.

Katy Balls and Sonia Sodha discuss Labour's struggle with gender policies, including JK Rowling's criticism and the challenges around self-ID. They explore the complexities of defining single-sex spaces, maintaining consistency on self-ID, and navigating women's issues and the trans community within the party.

Labour leader Keir Starmer, Will Hutton, Alastair Campbell, and Sonia Sodha discuss remaking Britain, focusing on progressive policies, housing challenges, tackling child poverty, and the necessity of electoral reform and democratic renewal. They explore the themes of renewal and political strategies needed for a better future.

Labour leader Keir Starmer, political economist Will Hutton, political strategist Alastair Campbell, and host Sonia Sodha discuss remaking Britain. Topics include recession, local council bankruptcies, trust in politics, and inspiring new political leaders. They explore themes of renewal, economic growth, clean energy, social democratic values, and sparking a positive political movement.

Exploring the demonization of middle-aged women, the discussion tackles ageism and misogyny, delving into the Karen stereotype and societal expectations. The panel challenges unfair hatred towards women, navigates misogyny in left-wing spaces, and discusses the evolution of misogyny online.