ON THE PANEL…
- Alex Deane, Political Commentator
- Dr Alan Mendoza, Executive Director, Henry Jackson Society
- John Rentoul, Chief Political Commentator, The Independent
- Dr Jamie Whyte, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Economic Affairs
They’ll be discussing:
- Eastern Europe in turmoil: What does the Ukraine crisis mean for Britain and the world?
- Let him eat cake: As Partygate rages on, is it still the economy, stupid?
- Omi-conned? Is it time we treated “scenarios” with more scepticism?
- Frosty relations: What next for the Northern Ireland Protocol?
- Crate expectations: Will our current supply chain difficulties soon plague the EU?
- Foot off the gas: What’s the solution to our energy woes?
- Covid catastrophe: How do we avoid repeating mistakes of the past?
Tonight’s LIVE with LITTLEWOOD – the show that brings you free-rolling discussion and debate on the issues that matter – turns the spotlight on:
- HOTEL HEARTBREAK Is hotel quarantine a necessary measure?
- THE KIDS AREN’T ALRIGHT Should reopening schools be a top priority?
- POOR THINKING Why is Oxfam attacking the market economy? Is it biting the hand that feeds?
- LOST GENERATIONS Job losses are hitting the young hardest. What does the future hold for them?
Host MARK LITTLEWOOD will be joined by writer and commentator ALEX DEANE; BRENDAN CHILTON, Chief Executive Officer of the Independent Business Network; JOANNA WILLIAMS, Director of the think tank CIEO; Classical liberal author, academic and politician Dr JAMIE WHYTE; JOHN ASHMORE, Editor of CapX; LEN SHACKLETON, Professor of Economics at the University of Buckingham and ANDY MAYER, the IEA’s Chief Operating Officer.
Join in the debate, LIVE – TONIGHT at 6PM – 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.
Think Tanks are shuffling staff this festive season. Dr Jamie Whyte, is standing down as the Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs after two years at the organisation. The Henry Jackson Society’s Emma Webb is taking up a new role at Civitas. Congratulations.
Westmonster reporter Steven Edginton is moving on to become the new Digital Campaign Manager for the Taxpayers’ Alliance. Big job for 19 year-old Edginton, who has already made an impressive splash in SW1.
