Truth Tellers
Editors from the New York Times (Dean Baquet), the Financial Times (Roula Khalaf), Tortoise (James Harding) and the reporter behind the Guardian’s phone hacking reporting (Nick Davies) discuss how newsrooms should invest and support investigative journalism.
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Energy suppliers have agreed to stop forcibly installing prepayment meters in the homes of vulnerable people. Why was it happening in the first place?
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The United Nations Humanitarian chief Martin Griffths has acknowledged an international failure to send aid to Syria. Why was it so difficult to get aid in?
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The NHS is facing significant winter pressures. One nurse explains what it’s like working in an Accident & Emergency department.
Sensemaker Audio
We’re doing something a little different… and a bit risky. We’re going to kick off the new year by predicting what we think might happen in 2023.
Sensemaker Audio
Mick Lynch’s union, the RMT, was one of the first to go on strike this year. Since then many more have taken industrial action to demand better pay and working conditions as the cost of living rises
Sensemaker Audio
A group of Taylor Swift fans are suing a ticket company for fraud, price fixing and antitrust violations. It’s not the first time Ticketmaster has been criticised
Sensemaker Audio
A month of disruption on Britain’s railways has begun with a 48 hour strike affecting thousands of services. What impact will it all have?
Sensemaker Audio
A wealthy Conservative MP whose family made its fortune from the slave trade is facing claims for reparations. The government of Barbados wants him to hand over his plantation on the island.
Truth Tellers
Editors from the New York Times (Dean Baquet), the Financial Times (Roula Khalaf), Tortoise (James Harding) and the reporter behind the Guardian’s phone hacking reporting (Nick Davies) discuss how newsrooms should invest and support investigative journalism.
Sensemaker Audio
Energy suppliers have agreed to stop forcibly installing prepayment meters in the homes of vulnerable people. Why was it happening in the first place?
Sensemaker Audio
The United Nations Humanitarian chief Martin Griffths has acknowledged an international failure to send aid to Syria. Why was it so difficult to get aid in?
Sensemaker Audio
The NHS is facing significant winter pressures. One nurse explains what it’s like working in an Accident & Emergency department.
Sensemaker Audio
We’re doing something a little different… and a bit risky. We’re going to kick off the new year by predicting what we think might happen in 2023.
Sensemaker Audio
Mick Lynch’s union, the RMT, was one of the first to go on strike this year. Since then many more have taken industrial action to demand better pay and working conditions as the cost of living rises
Sensemaker Audio
A group of Taylor Swift fans are suing a ticket company for fraud, price fixing and antitrust violations. It’s not the first time Ticketmaster has been criticised
Sensemaker Audio
A month of disruption on Britain’s railways has begun with a 48 hour strike affecting thousands of services. What impact will it all have?
Sensemaker Audio
A wealthy Conservative MP whose family made its fortune from the slave trade is facing claims for reparations. The government of Barbados wants him to hand over his plantation on the island.
Guests at our ThinkIns consider the risks and opportunities ahead as millions of jobs come under threat
Millions are fearful about losing their jobs as the cliff edge of an historic recession looms
The royal family has more than doubled its income in the past 12 years, and is expecting a windfall of half a billion. Yet tensions in the family over money remain
