01:24:15

Human Rights: The Case for the Defence – with Shami Chakrabarti

01:00:51

How workers can reclaim the work ethic – with Elizabeth Anderson

58:04

Limitarianism: The case against extreme wealth – with Ingrid Robeyns

01:09:55

Strand Group 69: ‘Purely Academic?’:20 Years Teaching the Contemporary History of British Government

57:21

Better Evidence, Better Government: with Bobby Duffy and Will Moy

01:19:40

Strand Group 68: Sarah Munby - Policy Making for the Age of AI

01:00:30

The future of higher education: in conversation with Charles Clarke

04:21

Celebrating 10 years of Policy Idol

59:40

Requires improvement: why 11-16 education needs urgent change

01:32:39

Strand Group 67: A Growth Policy to Close Britain’s Regional Divides – What Needs to be Done?

10:24

The gender divide in young people's attitudes - BBC 2 Politics Live

01:00:19

UK universities: from a Triangle of Sadness to a Brighter Future

00:47

Community and Networks - MA Government Studies

00:49

Why Government Studies at King's?

00:55

MA Government Studies - Career Opportunities

58:27

Peter Turchin on End Times: Counter-Elites and the Path of Political Disintegration

02:47

MA Government Studies

01:37:56

COP28 Outcomes Summit – keynote by Theresa May and panel 1: What happened at COP28?

01:17:46

COP28 Outcomes Summit, panel 2: What should be the ambition for future COP summits?

58:04

The Spirit Level revisited – with Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson

01:04:48

Better Evidence, Better Government: Misery and its dangers for democracy

09:14

Policy Idol 2023 - Winning Pitch by Alice Weavers

01:35:28

Strand Group 65: Why hasn’t UK regional policy worked? The views of leading practitioners

01:01:55

How to create a fair society: can the left and the right find common ground?

01:15:09

Strand Group 64: Clement Attlee & the East End: Then & Now

33:07

Towards the manifestos: what’s Labour’s agenda for fixing poverty and tackling inequalities?

56:24

Can Labour change the debate on immigration?

46:11

Mark Carney & Nick Macpherson on Value(s): Building a Better World for All

01:12:53

Immigration: policy, attitudes and where the Conservatives go next

53:02

Towards the manifestos: what’s the Conservative agenda for fixing poverty and tackling inequalities?

01:10

Bobby Duffy discusses generational divides on BBC Newsnight

01:21:02

Creative skills in education: benefits, challenges and policy responses

03:16

Understanding the impact of the cost of living crisis in London

01:18:59

Strand Group 63: Sarah Munby

02:07

King’s International School for Government Ben Delo Commonwealth Leadership Programme scholarships

01:31:26

Strand Group 61: Michael Heseltine & Ken Clarke: Memories of government and Britain’s EU membership

04:49

Bobby Duffy discusses changing religious belief on BBC News

01:02:24

What works? Lessons and insights from an evidence movement

02:13

Bobby Duffy discusses public attitudes to health inequalities on BBC Newsnight

01:15:40

Strand Group 60: London at a crossroads

01:03:59

What's next for "levelling up"?

18:50

Gen Z debated

10:11

King's College London Summer Reception – Louise Casey Speech

12:30

King's College London Summer Reception 2022 – Julia Gillard Speech

12:26

King's College London Summer Reception – John Major speech

01:13:18

Freedom of speech in universities: is there a problem and does the Free Speech Bill help?

03:27

BBC London News on the Work/Place: London returning project

59:46

Minouche Shafik on What We Owe Each Other: A New Social Contract

01:02:41

How to fix Whitehall's broken policy machine

01:00:39

Prof Selina Todd on Snakes and Ladders: The Great British Social Mobility Myth

01:12:22

Why the UK should make India a key partner in the global knowledge economy

01:15:17

Prof Sir Michael Marmot on The Health Gap: The Challenge of an Unequal World

01:00:39

Why hasn't Britain abolished poverty?

01:02:01

Is the university workforce fit for purpose?

01:01:15

Strand Group 54 Food, Family and Politics

01:22:59

Strand Group 53: The making of "Blair & Brown: The New Labour Revolution"

01:18:21

Generations: Does When You're Born Shape Who You Are?

01:03:20

Sir Dave Ramsden: Navigating the economy through the Covid crisis

01:26:01

An introduction to Naloxone and guidance on its use

01:00:21

From policy to practice: Building a partnership approach to widen the availability of Naloxone