Analysis

Programme examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and abroad, presented

Episodes

Total: 389

Timothy Garton Ash examines how free speech is being eroded in the place it should be most secure: i

Timothy Garton Ash asks if religion is a special case where freedom of speech should be curtailed. H

Timothy Garton Ash asks whether we have the media we need to really exercise our right to freedom of

It is often said that our right to free speech is balanced by our right to privacy. Timothy Garton A

The Deobandis: Part 2

2016/4/14

In part two of The Deobandis, the BBC's former Pakistan correspondent Owen Bennett Jones reveals a s

The Deobandis: Part 1

2016/4/14

The Deobandis are virtually unknown to most British people, yet their influence is huge. As the larg

The Philby Tape

2016/4/4

How did notorious traitor Kim Philby manage to infiltrate MI6 and send its most sensitive secrets to

Corporate Amnesia

2016/3/21

Phil Tinline finds out what happens when institutions lose their memory and how they can best captur

The End of Free

2016/3/14

Andrew Brown of The Guardian asks if the dramatic rise of ad-blocking software will undermine the co

Power to the People?

2016/3/7

Will devolution bring back the power to England's cities and regions that they once had? And, if so,

Labour and the Bomb

2016/2/27

Jeremy Corbyn's opposition to the renewal of Britain's nuclear deterrent has opened up divisions wit

How are councils in two of the UK's most multicultural places managing diversity? Back in the 1970s,

Inheritance

2016/2/15

Why does inheritance arouse such powerful emotions? Family, death and money make for gripping storie

If the UK leaves the EU, what happens on the island of Ireland? Its people would be living on either

Space Wars, Space Peace

2016/2/1

Chris Bowlby explores the shifting balance between two visions of outer space - as a place of harmon

What have the Book of Genesis and the movie Fight Club got to do with GDP? According to the radical

Who and what will be making the global headlines in 2016? Owen Bennett-Jones and leading BBC corresp

Will They Always Hate Us?

2015/11/9

The Middle East conflict and other long-running international disputes have so far proved incapable

Currencies and Countries

2015/11/2

Looking at the UK, reunified Germany and the European Union, the former Conservative Cabinet Ministe

Killing Cows

2015/10/26

Carnivore and steak-lover Jo Fidgen attempts to work out whether killing cows for food can be morall