Beyond yes and no

Dr Chris van Tulleken, author of "Ultra-Processed People," discusses the impact of industrialised food on public health. From tackling obesity to improving school meals, van Tulleken offers candid insights on nutrition policy, the influence of food companies and practical approaches to healthier eating habits.

Sam Fowles exposes the manufactured “crisis” in historical narratives, revealing how lobby groups and governments are attempting to suppress diverse perspectives on Britain's past. From the National Trust controversy to curriculum battles, Fowles argues that controlling historical narratives is a powerful tool for shaping public discourse and maintaining political power.

Kirsty Lang returns to Vienna after three decades to find a transformed city that has shed its post-imperial melancholy. Now younger, more diverse, and consistently ranked as one of the world's most liveable cities, Lang explores how Vienna's progressive policies on housing, transportation, and community engagement have created a vibrant urban paradise, while still acknowledging the challenges that lie beneath its polished surface.