The Reith Lectures

  

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The Reith Lectures2/4. Rutger Bregman gives the second of his 2025 BBC Reith Lectures called Moral Revolution. He argues that small groups of committed citizens can still change the world.Tue, Dec 2, 9:00 amBBC Radio 460 mins
The Reith Lectures2/4. Rutger Bregman gives the second of his 2025 BBC Reith Lectures called Moral Revolution. He argues that small groups of committed citizens can still change the world.Wed, Dec 3, 9:00 pmBBC Radio 460 mins
The Reith LecturesDutch historian Rutger Bregman delivers his first BBC Reith Lecture, "Moral Revolution".Sat, Dec 6, 7:06 pmBBC World Sv.54 mins
The Reith LecturesDutch historian Rutger Bregman delivers his first BBC Reith Lecture, "Moral Revolution".Sun, Dec 7, 12:06 pmBBC World Sv.54 mins
The Reith Lectures3/4. In his third Reith lecture, Rutger Bregman argues for a new 'realist utopia' in the face of rapid technological change. He advocates fairer taxation and for tech to be regulated.Tue, Dec 9, 9:00 amBBC Radio 460 mins

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The Reith Lectures5/5. In this final lecture, former judge Jonathan Sumption makes some suggestions to restore faith in democracy - starting by fixing the party system and changing the way we vote.Sat, Mar 28, 11:15 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures4/5. Jonathan Sumption, formerly one of England and Wales's most senior judges sitting in the UK's Supreme Court, assesses the US and UK's constitutional models.Sat, Mar 28, 10:45 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures3/5. In his third lecture, Jonathan Sumption argues that concepts of human rights have a long history in the common law.Fri, Jan 3, 5:40 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures2/5. Jonathan Sumption discusses state legitimacy and how democracy can be effective in accommodating political differences.Fri, Jan 3, 2:10 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures1/5. Former judge Jonathan Sumption explains how the growth of the law, driven by a demand for greater security and less risk, now means that we have less liberty.Thu, Jan 2, 10:30 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures5/5. In this final lecture, former judge Jonathan Sumption makes some suggestions to restore faith in democracy - starting by fixing the party system and changing the way we vote.Thu, Jan 2, 6:25 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures4/5. Jonathan Sumption, formerly one of England and Wales's most senior judges sitting in the UK's Supreme Court, assesses the US and UK's constitutional models.Thu, Jan 2, 2:55 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures3/5. In his third lecture, Jonathan Sumption argues that concepts of human rights have a long history in the common law.Thu, Jan 2, 10:45 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures2/5. Jonathan Sumption discusses state legitimacy and how democracy can be effective in accommodating political differences.Thu, Jan 2, 7:15 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures3/5. In his third lecture, Jonathan Sumption argues that concepts of human rights have a long history in the common law.Tue, Dec 31, 8:55 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures2/5. Jonathan Sumption discusses state legitimacy and how democracy can be effective in accommodating political differences.Tue, Dec 31, 5:25 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures5/5. In this final lecture, former judge Jonathan Sumption makes some suggestions to restore faith in democracy - starting by fixing the party system and changing the way we vote.Tue, Dec 31, 9:40 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures1/5. Former judge, Jonathan Sumption, explains how the growth of the law, driven by a demand for greater security and less risk, now means that we have less liberty.Tue, Sept 3, 4:50 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures5/5. In this final lecture, former judge Jonathan Sumption makes some suggestions to restore faith in democracy - starting by fixing the party system and changing the way we vote.Mon, Sept 2, 8:20 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures4/5. Jonathan Sumption, formerly one of England and Wales's most senior judges sitting in the UK's Supreme Court, assesses the US and UK's constitutional models.Mon, Sept 2, 2:05 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures3/5. In his third lecture, Jonathan Sumption argues that concepts of human rights have a long history in the common law.Mon, Sept 2, 12:25 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures2/5. Jonathan Sumption discusses state legitimacy and how democracy can be effective in accommodating political differences.Sun, Sept 1, 8:00 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures1/5. Former judge, Jonathan Sumption, explains how the growth of the law, driven by a demand for greater security and less risk, now means that we have less liberty.Sun, Sept 1, 8:10 amBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures5/5. In this final lecture, former judge Jonathan Sumption makes some suggestions to restore faith in democracy - starting by fixing the party system and changing the way we vote.Sat, Aug 31, 11:40 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures4/5. Jonathan Sumption, formerly one of England and Wales's most senior judges sitting in the UK's Supreme Court, assesses the US and UK's constitutional models.Sat, Aug 31, 5:25 pmBBC Parliament30 mins
The Reith Lectures1/5. Former judge, Jonathan Sumption, explains how the growth of the law, driven by a demand for greater security and less risk, now means that we have less liberty.Tue, Jul 30, 1:55 pmBBC Parliament30 mins