#23 – All–seeing Chinese surveillance and a police officer turned pimp by UnHerd

#22 – Gambling, anti semitism and BBC bias by UnHerd

Ayesha Hazarika is joined by journalist and author Christina Patterson and journalist and commentator for the Guardian Rachel Shabi, to discuss the stories that have been largely underreported across the week.

The underreported stories this week include, Benjamin Netanyahu's swift renege on a UN deal over refugees, and the row over female-only compartments being used by transgender people on Caledonian sleeper service.

The panel also discussed their hero and villan of the week. Listen here to find out who they are.

In this weeks podcast, Ayesha Hazarika is joined by Mark Wallace, executive editor of Conservative Home and freelance journalist Marie Le Conte.

This week's underreported topics include, echo chambers and if they are really that bad, and the impact of emigration. The panel also discuss their heroes and villains of the week including Trump, Blair and Tusk. Listen here to find out who is a hero and who is a villain.

In this week’s podcast, Ayesha Hazarika was joined by UnHerd technology editor Nigel Cameron and playwright and commentator Bonnie Greer.

Each of the panellists brought along a recent story they felt had gone underreported by the mainstream media. Stories include, the wider issue of big data amongst the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the gender pay gap and a world ending asteroid.

In this week's podcast, Ayesha Hazarika was joined by political journalists, Jane Merrick and Andrew Gimson to discuss events from across the week.

Each of the panel suggested a story they felt had gone under-reported, including, the recent attacks on Muslim Mp's, the beginning of Merkel's fourth term as German Chancellor and the spring statement.

Though there was still time time to discuss the main event of the week: the poisoning of Sergei Skripal. Was Corbyn's response too soft on Russia, or was he just asking the questions an opposition leader should?

#17 - The trouble with International Women’s Day by UnHerd

Ayesha Hazarika and Tim Montgomerie are joined by flyover editor Henry Olsen to discuss Brexit, Trump and the direction they are going.

Tim Montgomerie is joined by James Bloodworth to discuss his new book, "Hired".

Ayesha Hazarika is joined by Charlotte Pickles, Victoria Bateman and Hannah Peaker to discuss UnHerd's recent wealth tax documentary and the future of feminism.