We reverse the tired BBC QT format with Answer Time, in which a panel of experts interview you, the audience,
A passionate morning of general election debate to fire you up for polling the following Thursday.
In association with The Idler Magazine - a collection of small magazine editors in discussion with TOM HODGKINSON
Under attack from populist leaders and interested lobbyists, what is the future for ecological sustainability and scientific research? Chaired by ROBERT LLEWELLYN
Misinformation and the deliberate fog of war in Syria and the Gulf
ELIOT HIGGINS (CHAIR)
Founder, Bellingcat
DR IDREES AHMAD
Lecturer in Digital Journalism
OZ KATERJI
Foreign Correspondent
ALA'A SHEHABI
Founder of Bahrain Watch
LYDIA WILSON
Centre for the Resolution of Intractable Conflict, Oxford
A dissection of the media coverage of the General Election 2017 so far led by IAN DUNT...
In honour of Sue Lloyd Roberts and to mark the paperback publication of her book
SUE MACGREGOR (CHAIR)
Broadcaster
ISOBEL HILTON
China Watch
HIBO WARDERE
Campaigner against FGM
HEIDI KINGSTONE
Former freelance foreign correspondent in Iraq
NESREEN MALIK
Author and Journalist
Jay Rosen's Keynote Speech about press failures and successes in the coverage of Donald Trump, followed by aa Q & A.
"For a free press as a check on power this is the darkest time in American history since World War I, when there was massive censorship and suppression of dissent."
JAY ROSEN, author of 'Pressthink', and prophet of the catastrophe in political coverage of US politics, in discussion with MARY FITZGERALD on what is to be done and what lessons the UK can draw from the first six months of Trump's presidency
LUKE HARDING's insights into the regime of Vladimir Putin from his two books 'Mafia State' and the assassination of Alexander Litvinenko 'A Very Expensive Poison: interviewed by PAUL UNWIN
With COMMONSPACE: Can other nations learn from Scotland's independence movement
CHAIR: ANGELA HAGGERTY
CHRIS KEULEMANS
Dutch journalist and author
HARDEEP SINGH KOHLI
Comedian and Cook
JOHN NIVEN
Author and columnist
JAMES DOLEMAN
Byline journalist
The difficulties of reporting history child sexual abuse
JULIE BINDEL
Author and journalist
TIM TATE
Broadcaster and author
MEIRION JONES
Broadcaster, editor of BIJ
MARK WILLIAMS THOMAS
Former detective, investigative journalist
DAVID HENCKE
Guardian, Exaro, Byline
Is the rise of racist Islamophobic far right wing social media account a grass roots phenomenon? And how to engage with hate.
Bonnie Greer (Chair)
MICHAEL MUNNIK
Lecturer, Centre for the Study of Islam in the UK
ABBY TOMLINSON
Writer and activist
SAFFIYAH KHAN
Connect Futures
DR LAURA ZAHRA MACDONALD
Connect Futures.
Unheard stories - the other problem of free speech
JANE WHYATT
European Centre for Media Freedom
HAZEL HEALY
The New Internationalist
KAMIN MOHAMMADI
Author
DNYAR GODREJ
New Internationalist
KAWOON KHAMOSH
BBC
How to combat the rise of digital misinformation
ELIOT HIGGINS (CHAIR)
Founder, Bellingcat
JONATHAN HARDY
Professor of Digital communications UEL
JAMES PATRICK
Former police officer, investigative journalist
DR IDREES AHMAD
Lecturer in Digital Journalism
MATTHEW D'ANCONA
Former editor of the Spectator
Is the digital domain a place for more dialogue or more divisiveness?
KEYNOTE SPEECH BY WILLIAM HORSLEY FOLLOWED BY PANEL DISCUSSION
AARON BASTANI
Novara Media
NANCY MENDOZA
The Canary
ALEX ANDREOU
Author and journalist
ADAM BIENKOV
politics.co.uk
WILLIAM HORSLEY (CHAIR)
UK chair of Association of European Journalists