The Edition: the haunting of Rishi Sunak
This week: the haunting of Rishi Sunak.In her cover piece for The Spectator Katy Balls says that Rishi Sunak cannot escape the ghosts of prime ministers past. She is joined by former Chief Secretary to the Treasury and New Statesman contributor David Gauke to discuss pesky former PMs (01:05). Also …
The Edition: how will it end?
On the podcast this week:How will the war on Ukraine end?This is the question that Russia correspondent Owen Matthews asks in his cover piece for The Spectator. He is joined by Rose Gottemoeller, former deputy secretary general of Nato, to discuss whether the end is in sight (01:02).Also this week:…
The Edition: gender wars
On the podcast this week: In his cover piece for the magazine Iain Macwhirter writes in the aftermath of the government’s decision to block the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform Bill from gaining Royal Assent. He joins the podcast with Observer columnist Sonia Sodha to discuss the Union’s new batt…
The Edition: who's afraid of Keir Starmer?
This week:Who's afraid of Keir Starmer?In his cover piece for the magazine, The Spectator's Editor Fraser Nelson says that without a Labour demon to point at the Tories stand little chance in the next election. He joins the podcast alongside journalist Paul Mason, to discuss why Keir Starmer is so …
Mexican Muralism: Revolution Painted on the Walls
After the Mexican Revolution, the country needed a new way to tell its story. The answer was impossible to ignore: hand artists enormous walls and tell them to paint the revolution.
James explores how Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros—the celebrated “Big Three” of Mexic…
How the middle classes pay for the state – but increasingly don’t use it | with Simon Jenkins & Genevieve Gaunt
For this week’s Edition, William Moore is joined by the Spectator’s economics editor Michael Simmons, the journalist and author Simon Jenkins and the actress and Spectator book reviewer Genevieve Gaunt.
This week: are the British giving up on the state? Michael’s cover story looks at the growing nu…
The Edition: How the middle classes pay for the state – but increasingly don’t use it | with Simon Jenkins & Genevieve Gaunt
For this week’s Edition, William Moore is joined by the Spectator’s economics editor Michael Simmons, the journalist and author Simon Jenkins and the actress and Spectator book reviewer Genevieve Gaunt.
This week: are the British giving up on the state? Michael’s cover story looks at the growing nu…
The Edition: How the middle classes pay for the state – but increasingly don’t use it | with Simon Jenkins & Genevieve Gaunt
For this week’s Edition, William Moore is joined by the Spectator’s economics editor Michael Simmons, the journalist and author Simon Jenkins and the actress and Spectator book reviewer Genevieve Gaunt.
This week: are the British giving up on the state? Michael’s cover story looks at the growing nu…
Vermeer's Girl with the Pearl Earring: The Painting That's Not a Portrait
She turns, meets our eyes, and seems ready to speak. For centuries, viewers have wondered who she was—but Vermeer’s most famous “portrait” may not be a portrait at all.
James explores how Girl with a Pearl Earring fits the Dutch tradition of the tronie: a study of expression, costume, and character…
The Cash-Landrum Incident Part Three: Disinformation
By 1983, Betty Cash, Vickie Landrum, and Vickie’s grandson Colby had spent more than two years seeking answers about their reported encounter. Their account had reached national television, attracted civilian investigators, and prompted official inquiries. Continuing health complaints kept the sear…
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