In this engaging discussion, Adam Rutherford, a scientist and broadcaster, explores the bizarre tactics of tech millionaire Bryan Johnson's quest for immortality. Cat Neilan, Tortoise's political editor, shares eye-opening insights into Gen Z's inclination towards authoritarian governance, revealing that many prefer military leadership. Stephen Armstrong contributes analysis on the shifting politics of the West Bank amid a Trump administration. Together, they unravel the intertwining complexities of wealth, health, and political preferences in today's society.

Join Cat Neilan, political editor at Tortoise, along with reporters Patricia Clarke and Stephen Armstrong, as they delve into Shein's alarming labor practices, discussing harsh working conditions and ethical quandaries for the fast fashion giant. They tackle the implications for the UK economy and whether Chancellor Rachel Reeves can navigate these turbulent waters. The conversation also shifts to Glasgow's innovative approaches to drug addiction, including the UK's first legal consumption room, sparking a broader discussion on public health challenges.

Stephen Armstrong, a Tortoise reporter, dives into the Archbishop of York's controversial handling of a sexual abuse case. Pete Apps, an Orwell Prize-winning author, shares insights on the UK’s rising water bills, warning of a 21% increase due to infrastructure failures. Basia Cummings discusses the implications of these crises on governance and public trust. The conversation challenges the Church of England's relevance amid allegations and explores how financial burdens impact communities in modern British society.