Where does the politics of conservatism – and its relationship with capitalism – go next? With Iain Dale and Jacob Field.

From climate change to vaccines, what drives people to reject reality and construct their own truth?

Is the centre ground of British politics really dead, or could it make a comeback? And what does the ‘centre’ even mean these days? With political sociologist Paula Surridge.

Has the opening up of political parties been a vital force for change, or bad for democracy as a whole? With Yale professor Ian Shapiro, and two of the founders of Brand New Congress and the Justice Democrats, Isra Allison and Nasim Thompson.

If we want to understand the other side – to bridge divides, or even persuade people we disagree with to think differently – what’s the best way to do that?

Matthew Taylor sets out the case for citizens' juries. With James Fishkin and David Runciman.

The author of 'The End of History' gives his take on the rise of identity politics.

Is tribalism an indelible part of human nature? And if it is, can we overcome it?

We review a turbulent week in UK politics, plus a new 'theory of everything'.

Is democracy under attack? How worried should we be? With Niheer Dasandi and Eliane Glaser.