Journalists Carole Cadwalladr and Peter Jukes – with the help of Conservative party whistleblower Sergei Cristo – expose an alleged secret spy ring operating at the very heart of the British political system. This is the untold story of the most audacious Russian influence operation in British history. It involves honey traps, Russian agents and information warfare.

Carole Cadwalladr

Sergei Cristo

Chris Steele

Peter Jukes

How can we shift the focus from patching peple up and from national services to healthy communities that mean we don't just live longer but much more healthier.

Lord Adebowale

Linda Mizum

Professor Deborah Christie, a leading expert in paediatric and adolescent psychology, combines award-winning research with impactful public speaking, inspirational training and advocacy, championing diversity and mental health. She has authored over 200 articles and a bestselling book, transforming lives across the NHS and the public sector.

Stephen Colegrave

Deborah Curtis

AI Goose Bumps is live experiment and research project live on stage to explore the limits of AI and where it leaves Humanity. Join the experiment and expand your mind

Robbie Stamp

Kate Devlin

Hardeep Matharu

Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana

Jon Bloomfield

David Edgar

Nafeez Ahemd

Deborah Christie

Mario Theodorou

Mario is an award-winning screenwriter, director, and novelist known for work across comedy and drama. Selected for the BBC Drama Room and named on the BBC’s Hotlist, his credits include BBC Drama, Radio 4, and Sky. His acclaimed short films: Anonymous, Echo, and The Gifted Hypothesis have screened at Oscar, BAFTA, and BIFA-qualifying festivals, winning awards including Best Drama at Cannes Shorts. A BAFTA member Mario is developing several projects and has signed a multi-book publishing deal for his historical fiction series, Felix Grey. Shorter: Mario is a BAFTA member, screenwriter, director, and novelist. His award-winning work spans film, TV, and fiction, including BBC and Sky commissions and a recent multi-book deal for his historical fiction series, Felix Grey.

Rachel Shabi

We discuss how conventional ways to represent identity are outdated and our identities are far more complex

Anthony Barnett interview with Hardeep Matharu and Peter Jukes.

Russell Jones is best known for his scathing, detailed reporting of government ineptitude in the famed #TheWeekInTory threads. He has since published three histories of the Conservative government since 2010: the Sunday Times best-selling The Decade In Tory, Four Chancellors and a Funeral, and is now launching Tories: The End of an Error. He is a columnist for Byline Supplement, and still intermittently works as a software developer and illustrator.