Historian Niall Ferguson discusses geopolitical threats. Are we heading toward a Third World War? Insight into conflicts' impact on the economy. Exploring challenges in academic freedom and statehood diplomacy.

Historian Niall Ferguson discusses global crises and threats from Russia, China, and Iran. Are we heading towards a Third World War? He explores conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Taiwan, and their impact on the world economy.

George the Poet and journalist Symeon Brown discuss George's new memoir exploring the music industry and discrimination. They delve into cultural forces, capitalism, and the war on blackness, highlighting the complexities of discussing race and the importance of political education within the black community.

Caroline Lucas and Grace Blakeley discuss redefining English nationalism by highlighting the nation's history of inclusivity and environmental commitment. They explore the challenges of identity and equality, proposing proportional representation and embracing diversity in English identity.

Caroline Lucas and Grace Blakeley discuss redefining English nationalism, centering on inclusivity and environmentalism. They explore overlooked historical figures like the Chartists and Suffragettes, advocating for a new narrative to bridge divides in modern England.

Writer and historian Arash Azizi discusses the protests in Iran, women's rights, and the potential for a cohesive movement for change. Journalist Mythili Rao joins the conversation on Iran's political landscape and the challenges faced by activists in the country.

Particle physicist Harry Cliff discusses perplexing scientific mysteries such as stars flying away inexplicably, mysterious particles with massive energy, and insights from working at CERN. Joined by Alex Wilkins, they explore the enigmas of the universe and the exciting discoveries in particle physics.

Former Istanbul correspondent Alexander Christie-Miller and Turkey correspondent Hannah Lucinda Smith discuss 'To the City' book on Istanbul, touching on neglected ancient walls, challenges of foreign correspondence, Erdogan's politics, and speculation on his succession plan in Turkish politics.

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.