Kate Andrews is joined by Spectator columnist Douglas Murray to discuss why he’s always been conflicted over the war in Iraq. Also on the show; Katy Balls and former Labour advisor John McTernan discuss Labour’s move towards a pro-business party; Spectator writer Svitlana Morenets on how drones could win the war in Ukraine; Telegraph columnist Suzanne Moore questions why Labour still don’t know what a woman is; and Spectator columnist Rory Sutherland has a trick to eat lavish lunches whilst see your property price grow.
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