In this week’s episode:
Robert Hardman & Angela Levin, two of the UK’s royal specialists, explore the character of the Queen and the impact she has had on the institution of the monarchy. (00:36)
Also this week:
For now, it seems that Boris Johnson is hanging on after the publishing of the Sue Gray report, but how stable is his position? Could a vote of no confidence be closer than anyone expects? The Spectator’s political editor James Forsyth joins the podcast to discuss. (13:47)
And finally:
Is Chinese cinema in decline? Cindy Yu writes on this in this week’s
Spectator, and she joins the podcast along with Andrew Heskins, the founder of
easternkicks.com, a review website specialising in Asian film, and co-founder of the film festival,
Focus Hong Kong.
(23:33)
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Produced by Sam Holmes
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