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The kids aren't alright: Is it time to stop the self-isolation "madness"?
Mind the gap: How do we bridge the inter-generational divide?
The path to victory: Is freedom coming home?
Doctor, doctor: Does our national religion need a reformation?

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John Ashmore, Editor, CapX
Alex Deane, Political Commentator
Robert Halfon, Member of Parliament for Harlow and Chair of the Education Select Committee
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On last Wednesday's Live with Littlewood Brexit Special – featuring Steve Baker MP; Mississippi Center for Public Policy CEO Douglas Carswell; former Vote Leave and TaxPayers' Alliance CEO Matthew Elliott; IEA Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz; and IEA Fellow Dr Radomir Tylecote – we asked:

Was "taking back control" code for permanent expansion of the state?
Will this government ever get a handle on the public finances?
Has any damaging EU regulation been repealed?
Is our buccaneering approach to trade the silver lining?

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