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Kate Andrews, The Spectator's economics editor, is joined by Douglas Murray, The Spectator's associate editor; Rory Sutherland, The Spectator's Wikiman columnist; Dr Ellen Brooks Pollock, an infectious disease modeller at the University of Bristol; Tory MP Marcus Fysh; and Spectator journalists James Forsyth, Katy Balls and Michael Simmons.

Crumbling Red Wall and the truth about Covid models

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On this week’s show, Katy Balls, The Spectator’s deputy politcal editor, speaks to Rod Liddle, The Spectator’s associate editor, about why he thinks Boris Johnson needs to go.&nbsp;
Also on the show is Spectator contributor Mary Harrington, who explains how Covid has widened the class divide; Dmitri Alperovitch, security expert and founder of Silverado, and Spectator contributor Owen Matthews, who discuss what Putin wants from Russia’s negotiations with the United States; and former civil servant Jill Rutter on what Sue Gray’s report into the Downing Street parties might say.

Boris in peril and Covid class wars – The Week in 60 Minutes

Spectator TV brings our writing to life with interactive live video broadcasts. Watch columnists, politicians and provocateurs discuss the most pertinent issues of the day.

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The pandemic has shown how those from the most deprived areas can suffer the worst health outcomes. How do we ensure innovative medicines and vaccines reach those that need them most?
Using cutting-edge innovation, the government wants to tackle these issues and become a ‘life science superpower’.
Join The Spectator’s assistant editor, Isabel Hardman, and a panel of special guests on 13 January as they explore the future of British healthcare.
This event is in association with, and funded by, <a data-key="29" href="https://www.msd-uk.com/">MSD</a>.

The pandemic has shown how those from the most deprived areas can suffer the worst health outcomes. How do we ensure innovative medicines and vaccines reach those that need them most?
Using cutting-edge innovation, the government wants to tackle these issues and become a ‘life science superpower’.
Join The Spectator’s assistant editor, Isabel Hardman, and a panel of special guests on 13 January as they explore the future of British healthcare.
This event is in association with, and funded by,&nbsp;<a data-key="29" href="https://www.msd-uk.com/">MSD</a>.

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The future of British healthcare: becoming a life science superpower

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On this week’s show, Cindy Yu, The Spectator’s broadcast editor, speaks to Kate Andrews, The Spectator’s economics editor, about why it’s time to rip up vaccine passports. Also on the show are Kirsty Innes, director of the digital government unit at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, who offers the alternative view on vaccine passports; Spectator assistant editor Isabel Hardman on Boris’s New Year’s resolution; researcher Nyrola Elimä on her family’s imprisonment in Xinjiang for being Uighurs; Spectator columnist Lionel Shriver on our obsession with visions of impending doom and actresses Rachel Rawlinson and Jenna Innes on the life of an understudy.

Xinjiang horrors & end of vaccine passports – The Week in 60 Minutes

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Kate Andrews is joined by Spectator chairman Andrew Neil; Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens; Labour MP Diane Abbott; Spectator associate editor Rod Liddle; Defence Secretary Ben Wallace; historian and Oxford University professor Robert Service; Spectator contributors Philip Hensher and Ysenda Maxtone Graham; and Spectator journalists Freddy Gray and Cindy Yu.

Hitchens on Christmas, Andrew Neil interviews, and Royal regrets | SpectatorTV special

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Kate Andrews is joined by Dame Carol Black, Department for Health advisor; Iain Duncan Smith, Conservative MP; Spectator contributor Owen Matthews; former Nato advisor Angela Stent; University of East Anglia's Professor Alastair Grant; Spectator contributor Sarah Ditum; and Spectator journalists Katy Balls and Isabel Hardman.

Omicron outbreak and party pandemonium – The Week in 60 Minutes

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Fraser Nelson speaks to Mahdad Noursadeghi, Professor of Infectious Diseases at UCL; war reporter and author Janine di Giovanni; Andrew Cockburn, Washington editor of Harper's magazine; Matthew Taylor, CEO of NHS Confederation; journalist and author Ian Leslie; and Spectator journalists Cindy Yu and Kate Andrews.

T cell jabs and Xi's missiles – The Week in 60 Minutes

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Money is not generally discussed at the dinner table, and inheritance even less so. So, do parents do enough to pass down responsible personal finance habits to the next generation? And if not, how can those conversations be had? On this live recording of The Spectator’s Women With Balls podcast, deputy political editor Katy Balls will be joined by Charlotte Ransom and Dame&nbsp;Helena Morrissey to discuss breaking the taboo around money and offering practical tips on investing across the generations. In association with Netwealth.

Money is not generally discussed at the dinner table, and inheritance even less so. So, do parents do enough to pass down responsible personal finance habits to the next generation? And if not, how can those conversations be had? On this live recording of The Spectator’s Women With Balls podcast, deputy political editor Katy Balls will be joined by Charlotte Ransom and Dame&nbsp;Helena Morrissey to discuss breaking the taboo around money and offering practical tips on investing across the generations. 
Speakers include:
Katy Balls, deputy political editor, The Spectator
Charlotte Ransom, founder and CEO, Netwealth
Dame&nbsp;Helena Morrissey, member of House of Lords 
This event is sponsored by <a data-key="37" href="https://www.netwealth.com/">Netwealth</a>