Escaping Eden: life after the Plymouth Brethren | Audio Long Reads
For those who leave the ultra-conservative Christian sect, separation comes at great personal cost.
The New Statesman’s assistant editor Pippa Bailey had always been curious about the Plymouth Brethren, ever since discovering that her maternal grandparents had left the group in the 1960s. What mi…
Escaping Eden: life after the Plymouth Brethren
For those who leave the ultra-conservative Christian sect, separation comes at great personal cost.
The New Statesman’s assistant editor Pippa Bailey had always been curious about the Plymouth Brethren, ever since discovering that her maternal grandparents had left the group in the 1960s. What mi…
TWL 1207: Wicked Campfire Tales, Volume Three
Get these episodes ad free!Support the show on Patreon for as little as $3 / month. Hear stories first for $5 / month.Welcome to Season 12 episode 1207. Today, as part of a Wicked celebration of Halloween, enjoy the third of three collections of Wicked Campfire Tales.
“The Spoiler", by Pippa Bail…
The politics of faith: Britain's changing relationship with Christianity
Is the Church experiencing an existential crisis? And what is the role of Christianity in modern Britain?
Tom Gatti is joined by Pippa Bailey, David Sexton, and Madeleine Davies.
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Who should decide how our children are taught?
The freedoms that the UK's academy schools have been granted could be curtailed.
Labour's Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill proposes centralising and standardising decision making across state schools in the UK. The Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, claims this will improve conditions …
SEND: Labour's next backbench battle
After the bruising passage of the government's welfare reform bill, attention on the backbenches is now turning to another lightning rod issue - the potential overhaul of the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) system.
Anoosh Chakelian discusses the battles looming with colleagues Ha…
Is Bridget Phillipson really the most dangerous woman in Britain?
From “Nazi” to “Marxist” Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, has faced intense criticism from all sides.
But how exactly is she trying to reform the British education system?
For the cover of this week’s New Statesman magazine, our executive editor Pippa Bailey has written an extended pro…
/549/ Why Has Politics Genderised? ft. Ashley Frawley
On angry young women.
Ashley Frawley, sociologist and senior editor at Compact, joins Alex and George to delve more deeply into young people's political polarisation on gender lines.
Why is there a lack of mutual understanding or goodwill between young men and women when we have never been mo…
Ed Miliband resets relations with Israel
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has unveiled the biggest reset in UK relations with Israel for decades, and, in typical fashion, is putting his stamp on his new role.
Meanwhile, the scandal surrounding Reform and their finances continues, with the Met Police announcing they are launching a criminal i…
Sensory Research, Semiotics & GLP-1 | Pippa Bailey
Host Filiberto interviews Pippa Bailey, Head of Strategy and Innovation at CRG Global, about her career in sensory and consumer psychology, research innovation, and sustainability across consumer packaged goods. They discuss how to make research more useful by clarifying real business questions, us…
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