Name: How will Brexit be remembered?
Start: 2021-02-23T18:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-02-23T19:00:00.000Z

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Join The Spectator’s James Forsyth as he speaks to Robert Tombs, historian and author of This Sovereign Isle, about the historical context that led to Brexit and how the decision to leave will be remembered.

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How will Brexit be remembered?

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Does President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in the Oval Office tell us what we can expect from the rest of his first term? What do his first decisions mean for the future of the country?
Join The Spectator’s Kate Andrews and a special guest panel who will give their verdict on the start of the Biden presidency.

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Biden's time

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The SNP are favourite to win Scotland’s election - but what does the outcome mean for the future of the Union?
Join The Spectator's James Forsyth and a special guest panel to discuss growing calls for Scottish independence, and what can be done to make the case for the Union once again.

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Divided nation

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When Covid-19 cleared our diaries last year, it also altered countless retirement plans. Some timelines have sped up, due to an increase in redundancies for the over-55s. Others have been stretched, as an unsteady stock market took its toll on some pension pots. Has retirement planning changed permanently? Has the pandemic demanded more flexibility in our retirement plans?

Join The Spectator’s team of journalists and experts
from Netwealth as they discuss how to plan for
retirement in times of great uncertainty.