Should Freedom of Speech be an Absolute Right?

The Language of Leadership: Honesty and Deceit

Jake Hopkins sits down to interview this espidoes guest, Mr Jennings, on his thoughts on the subject "The Language of Leadership - Honesty and Deceit". How do politicans balence the truth and lies? Can leaders sound strong whilst being honest? How can Kemi Badenock capture the publics attention through her language? Listen on to hear Mr Jenning's answers to these questions.

Is Reform The Real Opposition?

After the local election result it is beginning to look like reform is the real opposition. Join Jake Hopkins, Charlie Giles and Milo Roberts as we discuss the rise of Reform and the collapse of the Conservatives.

Should Freedom of Speech be an Absolute Right?

Mr Jack Ashington-Carter and Jake Hopkin discuss whether Freedom of Speech should be an absolute right or, rightly, a limited one? Listen on to find out more!

Does Globalisation Perpetuate Social Inequality?

Jake Hopkins discussed whether globalisation perpetuates social inequality with Mr Blanch. They look at a variety such as economic, enviromental and health. Questions such as "Who drives Globalisation?" "Where is inequality growing?" "Is it globalisation itself or how governments manage it that create globalisation?"

Mr Spence and the Most Significant Battles of the 15th Century

Jake Hopkins is joined by Mr Spence to discuss the three most significant battles of the 15th Century: First Battle of St Albans, Battle of Towton and Battle of Bosworth.