Episodes
Total: 389
In the 2016 referendum on whether Britain should leave the European Union, a stark division emerged:
How do dictators and authoritarians stay in power? James Tilley, a professor of politics at Oxford U
Electricity is crucial to modern life - and in the digital or electric vehicle age, that dependence
The latest round in the fight over the future of the UK armed forces is raging in the corridors of W
Poland and Hungary appear to be on paths to what the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called "i
Women are sexist too. Even avowed feminists are found to be unconsciously biased against women when
Donald Trump's surprise elevation to the office of president last November stunned the world and ele
In 2017 it's easier than ever to express offence. The angry face icon on Facebook, a sarcasm-loaded
These days when we talk about politicians we are more likely to discuss whether they are authentic t
Professor James Tilley finds out what we can learn about politics from the power struggles within ch
When does flirting go too far? In a changing world, can we agree on what is acceptable behaviour? Se
Edward Stourton asks how the European Union might change after Britain leaves. "The wind is back in
What does the dangerous state of the Houses of Parliament tell us about our politics? There are incr
From driverless cars to "carebots", machines are entering the realm of right and wrong. Should an au
What could spark a major conflict on the world's most sensitive front line, and just how devastating
Will technology radically reshape the highly profitable world of finance? Technology can revolutioni
'The Fix' brings together twelve of the country's bright young minds and gives them just one day to
The teams have just one day to find solutions to the problem of childhood obesity
In the first of a new series, twelve of the country's brightest young minds gather to solve difficul
David Anderson examines the government's controversial counter-terrorism strategy Prevent