
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
On Start the Week Stephanie Flanders asks the head of the British Red Cross, Sir Nick Young, whether the charity's principle of neutrality is still as relevant today as it was 150 years ago. The journalist Lindsey Hilsum has reported on the major international conflicts and atrocities in the last few decades and wrestles with the moral complexities of being neutral and impartial. Making judgements about who deserves to be helped and how many, concerns the economist Paul Collier, as he attempts to defuse the explosive subject of immigration. And the Conservative MP Kwasi Kwarteng proposes selling working visas to the highest bidder.
4.7
152152 ratings
On Start the Week Stephanie Flanders asks the head of the British Red Cross, Sir Nick Young, whether the charity's principle of neutrality is still as relevant today as it was 150 years ago. The journalist Lindsey Hilsum has reported on the major international conflicts and atrocities in the last few decades and wrestles with the moral complexities of being neutral and impartial. Making judgements about who deserves to be helped and how many, concerns the economist Paul Collier, as he attempts to defuse the explosive subject of immigration. And the Conservative MP Kwasi Kwarteng proposes selling working visas to the highest bidder.
5,400 Listeners
379 Listeners
1,836 Listeners
126 Listeners
7,787 Listeners
296 Listeners
308 Listeners
501 Listeners
1,813 Listeners
1,058 Listeners
891 Listeners
270 Listeners
152 Listeners
365 Listeners
965 Listeners
1,920 Listeners
1,074 Listeners
64 Listeners
292 Listeners
74 Listeners
740 Listeners
2,965 Listeners
102 Listeners
316 Listeners