On tonight’s LIVE with LITTLEWOOD

• Manchester: A city united …against the government? And are more northern cities on a collision course with Westminster?
• Deal or No Deal?  As the barney with Barnier continues, will be there be a Brexit trade deal?  If not, what will a ‘no deal’ look like?
• Generation Y bother? Millennials around the world say they’re losing faith with democracy.  Is this a threat to free societies?  Does it open the door to populist politics?
• Plus the chance to win £100 in our new Live with Littlewood competition!

Host Mark Littlewood will be joined by activist, blogger, columnist and founder of Conservative Home, Tim Montgomerie; SDP leader William Clouston; the Institute of Directors’ Allie Renison;  Brian Morgan, professor of entrepreneurship at Cardiff Metropolitan University; The Spectator’s Cindy Yu; and Matt Kilcoyne of the Adam Smith Institute.  Also joining them will be the IEA’s Steve Davies and Emma Revell.

Join us LIVE for the issues that matter – TONIGHT at 6PM – WATCH HERE or on YouTube.

It’s a year since Boris Johnson first entered Downing Street.

He’s won an election, steered Brexit and had a brush with death.  He’s also shut down the nation and faced criticism over aspects of the government’s handling of the pandemic.

Tonight’s Live with Littlewood puts Boris under the spotlight.

Join host Mark Littlewood as he and a stellar panel of broadcasters, journalists, commentators and think tankers discuss Boris: Hero or Zero?

They’ll also turn their attentions to the mounting tensions between East and West.  Are Russian agents acting with impunity in the UK?  And will this push us ever closer to a new cold war?

And – assuming they’re allowed – they’ll discuss cancel culture.  Is it the new freedom of expression – or a threat to free speech?

Taking part in tonight’s free-rolling programme are Times columnist Iain Martin,  talkRADIO’s Mike Graham, award-winning author and comedian Leo Kearse and the Spectator’s China reporter Cindy Yu.

They’ll be joined by City AM’s Rachel Cunliffe, ConservativeHome’s Mark Wallace, political journalist Benedict Spence, John O’Connell of the Taxpayers’ Alliance and IEA author and historian Dr. Stephen Davies.

JOIN IN THE DEBATE – LIVE at 6.00 p.m. – HERE or on YouTube.