ON THE AGENDA…

• Free at last: As Trudeau and Johnson head in different directions, when might the pandemic end?
• Fast-tracked: Has Covid accelerated pre-existing trends in transport, consumer and working patterns?
• Punishing Putin? Will sanctions act as a deterrent?

ON THE PANEL…

• Sam Armstrong, Communications Director, Henry Jackson Society
• Andrew Lilico, Executive Director, Europe Economics
• Andy Mayer, Energy Analyst, Institute of Economic Affairs
• Ella Whelan, Journalist and Author

Tune in from 6pm on YouTube!

Tonight Live with Littlewood be asking:

• Side hustles: Should MPs have second jobs?
• Not adding up: Why is the media misreporting Covid data?
• This is not just diversity, it’s M&S diversity: Should we worry about corporate wokery?

In tonight’s LIVE with LITTLEWOOD… 

 PANDEMIC PARALYSIS – how to give the UK economy a shot in the arm

THE ROAD AHEAD – Will Boris Johnson’s £12bn green package steer us in the right direction?  Or up a blind alley?

THE ELEVENTH HOUR – Will Brexit negotiators strike a last-minute deal?

THE DEVOLUTION DEBATE – Has devolution been a disaster? Or a missed opportunity?

Join host MARK LITTLEWOOD for 90 minutes of free-rolling discussion and debate with The Independent’s JOHN RENTOUL; City A.M.’s RACHEL CUNLIFFE; acclaimed economist ANDREW LILICO; Labour Brexiteer BRENDAN CHILTON; The Telegraph’s  DIA CHAKRAVARTY; Swedish authoand the IEA’s Senior Academic Fellow, PHILIP BOOTH.

Join in the debate on the issues that matter LIVE – TONIGHT at 6PM – here or on YouTube

On tonight’s LIVE with LITTLEWOOD:

• Rishi Sunak’s plan to protect jobs – will it work?
• 10pm curfews and £10,000 fines – can they defeat the virus?
• Keir Starmer – how has he measured up during the crisis?

Host Mark Littlewood will be joined by talkRADIO’s Mike Graham; Centre for Policy Studies Director Robert Colvile; former MEP Patrick O’Flynn; Spiked’s Joanna Williams; politician Suzanne Evans; economist Andrew Lilico, the IEA’s Steve Davies, and free speech champion Toby Young.

JOIN IN THE DEBATE – LIVE at 6.30 – HERE or on YouTube.

Has the Chancellor hit the back of the net?  Or are his attempts to revitalise the UK economy wide of the mark?

Join our LIVE WITH LITTLEWOOD cast this evening for a free-rolling debate on Rishi Sunak’s fiscal statement…from stamp duty to self-insulation.

Joining host Mark Littlewood will be journalist and commentator Isabel Oakeshott, the Academy of Ideas’ Claire Fox and renowned economist Andrew Lilico.

They’ll be joined by the Director of Big Brother Watch Silkie Carlo, Matthew Lesh, Head of Research at the Adam Smith Institute, Duncan Simpson, Research Director at the TaxPayers’ Alliance, author and writer Jamie Whyte and the IEA’s Kristian Niemietz.

Along the way they’ll be discussing cancel culture, the West’s post-pandemic relationship with China and much, much more.

Be sure to join the debate – LIVE at 6 pm – here or on YouTube.

With infection rates falling and economic devastation rising, is it time to ease more lockdown measures?

Will the NHSX tracing app work – and what impact will it have on civil liberties? And as the backlash grows over plans to lift the lockdown on schools, what lessons can we learn from countries who’ve already done this?

All this and more will be under debate in tonight’s LIVE with LITTLEWOOD from the IEA.

Host Mark Littlewood will be joined by a stellar cast of economists, think tankers, journalists and commentators to discuss how the UK economy can bounce back.

Guests include broadcaster Martin Durkin, Guido Fawkes’ editor Paul Staines and economist Andrew Lilico. They’ll be joined by Marek Tatala of the Civil Development Forum, James Price of Hanover Communications, Sam Dumitriu of The Entrepreneurs Network, Duncan Simpson of the Taxpayers’ Alliance, Rebecca Lowe, the former Director of FREER, and the IEA’s Victoria Hewson.

JOIN THE DEBATE – LIVE AT 6pm – here or on YouTube.