LOCKDOWN DEBATE: The Covid-19 pandemic has put an unusual strain on health systems around the world. What can we learn from how the NHS is dealing with the crisis? Should we continue with a model of healthcare that is both publicly funded and (mostly) publicly provided? Could we learn from other countries’ systems that have coped better? Are the problems the NHS has faced a result of politicians not backing up supportive words with adequate funding? Or has the NHS’s place as our ‘national religion’ prevented an honest debate about its future Kate Andrews, Dr Lee Jones, Henrik Overgaard-Nielsen and Patrick Vernon discuss.
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#PodcastOfIdeas: the Grenfell tragedy, the Finsbury Park attack and the DUP
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#PodcastOfIdeas: the morning after Election 2017
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 4
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 3
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 2
#PodcastOfIdeas: UK general election - episode 1
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#BattleFest2016: Cosmopolitanism and sovereignty - what next for Europe?
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#BattleFest2016: Tax wars and inequality
#BattleFest2016: Who are we? Identity politics dissected
#BattleFest2016: Immigration - what is the future of free movement?
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