What do the Murdochs think of Succession? Should the SNP change its name? Why do some actors swear by method acting while others find it such an alien approach?

Actor Brian Cox sits down with Alastair to answer these questions and talk Succession, Scotland and socialism...

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13: Brian Cox: Succession, socialism, and Scotland

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75. The Greek Prime Minister vs Rishi Sunak: The Elgin Marbles, immigration, and the EU

Why did the Tory Party choose to make Liz Truss and Boris Johnson prime minister? How does it feel to be the second shortest-serving chancellor in post-war history? What was the true thinking behind the disastrous Truss-Kwarteng mini-budget? 

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74. Kwasi Kwarteng: Liz Truss, becoming Chancellor, and Britain on the brink (Part 2)

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13: Brian Cox: Succession, socialism, and Scotland

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