Prof Tim Evans of Middlesex University discusses the shape of happiness, how the Bank of England covered up the failure of the first WW1 debt issue and what a cashless society will mean to the unbanked.
Guests: Professor Tim Evans
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Mike Indian and Alex Clark discuss the latest Brexit position papers and the lack of Government planning for Brexit, the mess over net migration and the silencing of Big Ben.
Guests: Mike Indian,Alex Clark
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Prof. Tim Evans of Middlesex University discusses HMS Queen Elizabeth, our post-Brexit world ambassador, the IMF's warning to China over its credit boom and why Brexit may not mean a fall in immigration levels.
Guests: Professor Tim Evans
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Political commentator and author of the Groucho Tendency blog Mike Indian discusses Jeremy Corby and Venuzuela, as well as the Scots-UK Brexit powers talks and Alistair Darling's warning against complacency 10 years on from the financial crisis.
Guests: Mike Indian
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Prof. Tim Evans of Middlesex University asks where the future of electric cars lies, ponders why economists really CANNOT predict recessions and looks at what he feels is the most shocking thing said by a UK politician in his lifetime.
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Political commentator Alex Clark ruminates on the latest round of Brexit negotiations and what the summer holds for British politics.
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Prof Tim Evans of Middlesex University explains the link between the Government's plans on porn and credit card fraud, the bullying and chaos in Number 10 and why a new national conversation is needed about retirement and care.
Guests: Professor Tim Evans
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Mike Indian, political commentator and author of the Groucho Tendency blog, discusses Theresa May's reaction to the election exit poll, the Repeal Bill and the visit of Jeremy Corbyn and Nicola Sturgeon to see the EU's Michel Barnier.
Guests: Mike Indian
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Mike Indian, political commentator and author of the blog The Groucho Tendency, discusses the public sector pay cap, Theresa May's future, Sir John Chilcot's comments on Tony Blair and the Grenfell Tower inquiry.
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