Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by Zoe Gardner, PhD candidate at the LSE European Institute, and Chai Patel, legal policy director at the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI), to discuss all you need to know about the migrant crisis in the EU.
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Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by football writer and broadcaster Philippe Auclair, and Conor Pope, author of Labour List's Political World Cup and deputy editor of Progress, to discuss all you need to know about the politics of the World Cup.
Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by Dr Ruth Fletcher, Senior Lecturer in Medical Law at Queen Mary University, and Lisa Hallgarten, Policy Manager at Brook, to discuss abortion laws in Northern Ireland.
Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by James Rodgers, international journalism lecturer, author and former BBC Moscow correspondent, and Jamie Bartlett, journalist and author of "The People Vs Tech", to discuss Russia's modern information warfare tactics.
Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by Dr Lion Shahab, Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology at UCL, and Christopher Snowdon, Author and Head of Lifestyle Economics at the IEA, to discuss what vaping really is all about.
Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams and Ned Donovan, freelance journalist and "primogeniture nerd", to discuss the issue of political neutrality within the Royal family.
Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by Italian freelance journalist Francesco Zaffarano and Miriam Sorace, LSE fellow in EU Politics at the European Institute, to discuss the Italian Five Star Movement (Movimento Cinque Stelle) and how the populist party came to be.
Politics.co.uk editor Ian Dunt is joined by Alexandra Wunswich, director of Unlock Democracy, and Matt Singh, founder of Number Cruncher Analytics, to discuss whether trialling voter ID at polling stations was actually a good idea.
Ian Dunt is joined by Satbir Singh, chief executive of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, and barrister Leonie Hirst to discuss what the Windrush scandal really is all about.
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