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On this week’s episode, Andrew Neil is joined by Robert Peston, ITV’s political editor;&nbsp;Wolfgang Munchau, recently of the FT now director of Eurointelligence; Candace Owens, the radical conservative commentator, formerly at campaign group Turning Point and author of Blackout and a team of Spectator journalists.

The Week in 60 Minutes with Andrew Neil - 19th November

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Programme and Timings
09.00 Welcome and introduction from Fraser Nelson
09.05 Welcome from Nicola Shaw, National Grid
09.10 - 9.50&nbsp;Are the UK’s climate ambitions compatible with its economic recovery?
09.50 - 10.15 Keynote Speech by Kwasi Kwarteng&nbsp;
10.15 - 10.30 Break
10.30 - 11.20 Can achieving net zero help levelling up the UK?
11.20 - 12.10 Can green technologies meet the demands of our energy-intensive society?
12.10 Closing Remarks
12.15 Summit ends

From industry to homeowners, how does society make the shift to greener technology? Can new technologies and advancements bring together the levelling up agenda, our net zero targets and a way forward for Britain’s Covid recovery? Join The Spectator’s Fraser Nelson along with industry experts and leaders for this year’s virtual Energy Summit. Registration is free and open to all. In partnership with National Grid.

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From industry to homeowners, how does society make the shift to greener technology? Can new technologies and advancements bring together the levelling up agenda, our net zero targets and a way forward for Britain’s Covid recovery? Join The Spectator’s Fraser Nelson along with industry experts and leaders for this year’s virtual Energy Summit. Registration is free and open to all. In partnership with National Grid.

The Spectator Energy Summit

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.

Spectator TV

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On this week’s episode, Andrew Neil is joined by Piers Morgan, broadcaster, journalist, and author of Wake Up; Professor David Salisbury, Director of Immunisation at the Department of Health between 2007 and 2013; Douglas Murray, Associate Editor at the Spectator; and a team of Spectator journalists.

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The Week in 60 Minutes with Andrew Neil - 12th November

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The Week in 60 Minutes with Andrew Neil – 5th November

Welcome and introduction from Fraser Nelson

Welcome from Nicola Shaw, National Grid

Keynote speech with Q&A

Are the UK’s climate ambitions compatible with its economic recovery?

Break

Can achieving net zero help levelling up the UK?

Can green technologies meet the demands of our energy-intensive society?

Closing Remarks

Summit ends

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The Week in 60 Minutes with Andrew Neil – 29th October

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Like him or loathe him, the 45th President of the United States has transformed American politics. Has Donald Trump earned himself a second term? Or will the polls prove right this time, landing former Vice President Joe Biden in the Oval Office?

Join award-winning author Lionel Shriver; Sarah Elliott, chair of Republicans Overseas UK; The Spectator’s US editor Freddy Gray and Washington editor Amber Athey&nbsp;to debate the track records of Trump and Biden just days before the US election.

Does Donald Trump deserve a second term?

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Join The Spectator’s Fraser Nelson as he sits down with best-selling author Jeffrey Archer to discuss his captivating new novel Hidden in Plain Sight, the second book in the William Warwick series. The event will be broadcast live and viewers will have the opportunity to put their questions to our speakers.

An evening with Jeffrey Archer

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The Week in 60 Minutes with Andrew Neil - 22nd October

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This is the third year The Spectator has partnered with Julius Baer to create The Economic Innovator of the year Awards, which will celebrate creative entrepreneurship in the UK.
Join us on Wednesday 25 November to watch the award ceremony live on Spectator TV. 
Which are the companies that will rewrite the rules and help rebuild the economy in 2020 and beyond? The Spectator and Julius Baer have come together once again to celebrate creative entrepreneurship across the UK. Julius Baer, founded in Zurich in 1890 and now a fast-expanding player in the UK wealth management scene, has an instinctive sympathy with business-builders that bring new thinking and positive change to established markets.
Entrants for these awards are innovators from every corner of the UK. The potential winners are passionate about their products, financially resilient, looking to the future beyond the pandemic and determined to make a positive contribution to human wellbeing. The awards has finalists from four regions; London and the South East, The Midlands and North East, Scotland and Northern Ireland, The West and South West. We’ll also make a special award for outstanding social impact.
Visit <a href="https://www.spectator.co.uk/innovator">https://www.spectator.co.uk/in...</a> for more information.

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Economic Innovator of the Year Awards 2020

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Join renowned chef and Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith as she chats about her career in food with her niece, pastry chef Peta Leith, and her nephew Sam Leith, The Spectator’s literary editor. 
Ticket and book option includes a copy of Prue and Peta Leith's new cookbook The Vegetarian Kitchen (RRP £25).

An evening with Prue Leith

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The Spectator Health Summit will cover a wide range of topics, including:
The impact of Coronavirus on the NHS
After the pandemic: How can the NHS deal with the legacy of Covid-19 whilst preparing against a winter crisis? What does the NHS of the future need to look like to meet patient demand? How do we challenge the inequalities in our nation’s health which Covid has exposed?
The social care crisis
How can we solve the social care crisis, exacerbated by Covid-19? How do we better protect the vulnerable in care homes and ensure greater integration between the health service and social care which Covid-19 has exposed with such devastating impact? How can we fund a better system when we can barely afford the current one?
How can the UK maximise its potential as a world leader in science, research and development of vaccines?
The UK leads Europe in early-stage clinical research for new vaccines and medicines, as well as research into heart disease. The medical research sector also brought over £300 million in income to the NHS last year. But in the Covid-19 era, even the best has proven to not be enough. How can the UK capitalise on its position as a world leader in science, research, and the development of vaccines?
Speakers to be announced shortly. This event is held in association with MSD.
Healthcare professionals can apply for a free ticket. Please email <a href="mailto:events@spectator.co.uk">events@spectator.co.uk</a> with your full name, job title, company, email address and contact telephone number.

The annual Spectator Health Summit, chaired by Alastair Stewart, is a unique opportunity for health and care leaders to examine the unprecedented challenges to the NHS, social care and research and development caused by Covid-19.

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This event is held in association with MSD.

The annual Spectator Health Summit, chaired by Alastair Stewart, is a unique opportunity for health and care leaders to examine the unprecedented challenges to the NHS, social care and research and development caused by Covid-19.

Preparing for pandemics: How can the NHS restructure and retain staff to deal with the challenge of Covid-19 whilst preparing against a winter crisis?

The impact of Coronavirus on the NHS

How can we solve the social care crisis, exacerbated by Covid-19? How do we better protect the vulnerable in care homes and ensure greater integration between the health service and social care which Covid-19 has exposed with such devastating impact? How can we fund a better system when we can barely afford the current one?

The social care crisis

The UK leads Europe in early-stage clinical research for new vaccines and medicines, as well as research into heart disease. The medical research sector also brought over £300 million in income to the NHS last year. But in the Covid-19 era, even the best has proven to not be enough. How can the UK capitalise on its position as a world leader in science, research, and the development of vaccines?

How can the UK maximise its potential as a world leader in science, research and development of vaccines?