What propels something to the top of the news agenda? James Harding is joined by three guests who each pitch the story they think should lead the news.
In this episode he’s joined by former Observer editor Will Hutton to discuss the wrangling over the government’s Rwanda policy, the Met’s apology to Gideon Falter after he was called "openly Jewish" by police and threatened with arrest, and Congress approving $95 billion in foreign aid for Ukraine.
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Guests:
- Will Hutton, former editor of the Observer and author of This Time No Mistakes: How To Remake Britain
- Cat Neilan, political editor at Tortoise
- Stephen Armstrong, reporter at Tortoise
Host: James Harding, Tortoise founder and editor-in-chief
Producer: Casey Magloire
Executive producer: Lewis Vickers
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