Reasons to be Cheerful with Ed Miliband & Geoff Lloyd
News:Politics
Hello! With all eyes on Br***t, a surprising and encouraging trend has slipped under the radar over the past few years: polls indicate that attitudes to immigration are getting significantly more positive. This week we’re joined by Sunder Katwala from British Future and Rosie Carter from Hope Not Hate to work out what’s been going on. Sunder and Rosie discuss their recent national conation on immigration and the directions it points to for our approach to policy and how we conduct the debate.
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Comedian Athena Kugblenu wants stupidity to be painful, de-colonisation of art collections, fines for door hanging and a new way to vote on party manifestos.
... AND A CHATTEROO YEAR (with Ben Ansell)
A CHRISTMAS CHATTEROO
CHATTEROO #5
CHATTEROO #4
CHATTEROO #3
CHATTEROO #2
CHATTEROO #1
So long and thanks for all the cheerfulness: an end and a beginning...
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