David Aaronovitch and a panel of experts and insiders present in-depth explainers on big issues in the news
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 361 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews |
Five years ago we in the UK were in the false lull between the first wave of covid and the second, between the first variant and the second, between the first peak of covid deaths and the second, higher peak. There wasn’t a vaccine and we didn’t know... more
From councils disrupted by ransomware, leaked defence data or individuals duped by deep fakes, the UK faces increasing cyber threats. David Aaronovitch asks his guests how prepared we are - whether as government defending critical infrastructure or a... more
The UK is getting hotter. And wetter. Extreme weather events in the UK are happening more often. And that trend won’t stop any time soon. It all means more flooding and fire risk. Enter the R word - resilience - how well are we coping with what’s goi... more
In a time of sluggish economic growth, the favourite way of squaring the circle of spending more but not increasing taxes is to borrow - and we have.
Keeping everybody’s lights on during the pandemic and homes heated after the Russian invasion of U... more
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Always very high quality and relevance. Excellent in depth discussions.
Very informative, great to hear the background explained clearly. But such a tragic situation.
BR usually 5 star but here no mention at all of left of centre French politics....
Great content but I couldnt finish listening to the Russian episode due to Katrina Tertytchnaya’s screechy high pitched voice. It ruined what would have been an excellent episode.
I love the in depth and balanced presentations of topics that allows the listener a greater insight into the complexities behind the issues in the news. Please don’t stop!
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This podcast features in-depth discussions and analyses of pressing current issues, providing listeners with a thorough understanding of complex topics that dominate the news cycle. Experts from various fields, including economics, climate science, cybersecurity, and international relations, share their insights, fostering a well-rounded exploration of the subjects at hand. The format encourages listeners to gain nuanced perspectives, making it particularly unique for its blend of expert commentary and timely relevance to ongoing global events. Its concise yet informative nature likely appeals to individuals seeking clarity in an often chaotic information landscape.
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Recent guests on The Briefing Room include:
1. Anton Grushetskyi
2. Vitaly Shevchenko
3. Ellie Saklatvala
4. Husain Haqqani
5. Michael Kugelman
6. Sumantra Bose
7. Douglas Irwin
8. Meredith Crowley
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