Tim is joined this week by Nick Megoran who's Professor of Political Geography at Newcastle University.

They discuss problems around nationalism and the role of Christians as peacemakers.

And Tim is reflecting on the 5 year anniversary of the Covid pandemic.

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This week, Tim is joined by Patrick Watt, CEO of Christian Aid, to discuss the impact of the government's cuts to foreign aid.

Patrick also shares how his Christian faith and theology degree have shaped his commitment to caring for those in greatest need.

Tim also reflects on the heated exchange between Presidents Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House last week.

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This week, Tim is joined by Lord Marvin Rees, the former Mayor of Bristol and one of the newest members of the House of Lords.

On Monday, he became Lord Rees of Easton OBE and joined the Upper Chamber.

In his first interview as a Lord, he shared his faith journey with Tim and what this new chapter means for him.

Tim also reflects on the third year anniversary of the war in Ukraine and the ARC conference.

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This week, Tim chats with David Smith, Labour MP for North Northumberland, who’s returning to the podcast after being appointed the UK’s Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief.

To end the special series of Christian persecution, they dive into what his new role actually involves and explore some of the real-world efforts the UK is making to protect freedom of religion around the globe.

Plus, Tim takes a moment to reflect on whether having Christian MPs in Parliament really makes a difference.

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This week, we continue a small series on the persecution of Christians worldwide, focusing on North Korea.

Tim is joined by Timothy Cho, a North Korean human rights activist and two-time defector, who has found refuge and a political voice in the UK.

Timothy will share his remarkable journey, discussing how faith has shaped his path and what life is like for Christians in North Korea.

Also, Tim reflects on the potential trade war sparked by Donald Trump and explains why he believes the Liberal Democrats, his political party, aligns with Christian values.

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This week, Tim is joined by Henrietta Blyth, CEO of Open Doors UK & Ireland.

They will discuss the watchdog's latest report which found an estimated 380 million Christians will live under threat for following Jesus in 2025—an increase of 15 million since last year.

Plus, Tim also reflects on his role as the MP for the wettest constituency in England as a new water bill makes its way through Parliament.

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This week, Tim is joined by US Christian journalist and Washington Post columnist Billy Hallowell to discuss Donald Trump's return to the White House.

At 78 years old, Trump has become the 47th president of the United States.

Tim also offers insights into what a second Trump administration could mean for the world.

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This week, Tim is joined by Danny Kruger, Conservative MP for East Wiltshire.

As Westminster prepares to enter the committee stages of the Assisted Dying Bill, they discuss the next steps and the potential impact of the proposed legislation.

Danny, a key voice opposing the bill, shares his thoughts on whether it’s possible to block it or make meaningful amendments.

Plus, Tim reflects on a striking new report revealing that one in five Britons aged 18 to 45 prefer unelected leaders over democracy.

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This week, Tim sits down with AMB producer and Deputy News Editor, Kelly Valencia, to recap the major stories of 2024.

Together, they reflect on the general election, the US elections, Assisted Dying, and other key topics.

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This week, Tim sits down with Steve Darling, the Liberal Democrat MP for Torbay.

If you’ve followed local politics in Torbay, you probably know Steve—he’s been involved since 1995 and led Torbay Council from 2019 to 2023. What you might not know is that Steve is registered blind and works alongside his amazing guide dog, Jennie.

In their chat, Steve opens up about his journey into politics, sharing how his faith has been a constant source of strength and inspiration along the way.

Tim also takes a moment to mark the 76th anniversary of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, reflecting on why it remains so important today.

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