53:06

US author & politician Marianne Williamson on the implications of a second Trump presidential term

18:16

Former US Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson on the challenges facing the United States now

01:11

Highlights | This House Would Fake it Til You Make It

10:41

Count Binface argues there is no need to fake it as there's nothing like the real deal 6/6

09:35

YouTuber Caspar Lee argues that Steve Jobs faked it to start Apple, why shouldn't we all? 5/6

10:48

Faking it gives you the best chance possible of making it argues Joel Buckley 1/6

09:28

Faking it til you make it often gets you closer to success, argues Ben Murphy 3/6

11:13

Faking it is overrated & does not guarantee success, argues Jake Peto 4/6

58:40

Pianist and Entertainer Harry The Piano Performs at The Oxford Union (Shigeru Kawai Concert Series)

15:58

DJ Steve Aoki speaks about playing Coachella, learning from failure & his Asian American identity

38:59

DJ Steve Aoki on his start in music, throwing cake at his gigs & his love of science fiction & anime

11:31

Lord Kakkar argues the House of Lords can be improved but an upper chamber remains necessary 4/6

10:58

The House of Lords needs reform but is fit for purpose argues Silvan Bennett-Schaar 2/6

12:25

Lord Bilimoria argues the House of Lords represents value for money given members' expertise 6/6

09:34

The House of Lords is far too big & undemocratic due to life appointments says Zagham Farhan 3/6

01:36

Highlights | This House Believes the House of Lords is Not Fit for Purpose

08:09

Sir Vince Cable argues for the abolition of the House of Lords as it's corrupted & too expensive 5/6

10:08

The House of Lords is not representative of the UK & so not fit for purpose argues Jenny Heath 1/6

30:12

Patrick J Adams on mental health, his love of directing & his opinion of how Suits ended

25:21

Suits star Patrick J Adams talks about realising the show was a hit & managing nerves as an actor

12:40

Lord Vaizey argues that British museums represent an outdated version of Britain 5/6

10:52

British museums can't be British as most artefacts were stolen from abroad,says Aliyyah Gbadamosi1/6

13:54

Gary Vikan argues that while the British Museum faces problems, there are solutions to save it 4/6

14:00

Willie Jackson says it is very British to have museums full of items stolen from other countries 6/6

01:24

Highlights | This House Believes British Museums Are Not Very British

08:54

British museums respresent everything that we should recognise as inappropriate, says Karma Gad 3/6

12:32

Controversial artefacts in museums tell the true story of Britain's history, says Shermar Pryce 2/6

36:26

Mark Drakeford, fmr First Minister of Wales, on Brexit, his hopes for devolution & the UK's future

22:01

Former First Minister of Wales Mark Drakeford on the electoral system & Wales' place in the UK

18:18

Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Chandrachud on the role of law in the lives of those it affects

41:53

Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Chandrachud speaks about the role of judges in humanising the law

41:18

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi on protest, the climate crisis & getting more women into politics

16:42

Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi on Benazir Bhutto & the importance of young people in democracy

11:11

Graham Stringer MP argues that the police have at times abandoned the public when fighting crime 3/6

16:47

Leroy Logan MBE argues that the police needs culture change to build trust & serve all people 5/6

07:11

We should acknowledge when the police success & not only focus on mistakes, says Raza Nazar 4/6

11:05

Police are failing to solve crime & failing to serve the people, argues Ashling Sugrue 1/6

12:53

Police in Britain perform a thankless but vital task in keeping us safe, argues Conor Boyle 2/6

01:52

Debate Highlights | This House Believes The Police Do Not Serve the People

11:43

Andy Cooke argues that the UK police are not perfect but they are still the best in the world 6/6

05:17

England captain Leah Williamson speaks about her career in football & impact of her team's success

31:07

England captain Leah Williamson on diversity in the squad & playing in Arsenal's Emirates' stadium

20:30

Leah Williamson on the importance of representation in football & research into women's injuries

27:38

Succession star J. Smith-Cameron on getting her start in acting & mirroring Nancy Pelosi's wardrobe

21:07

Succession star J. Smith-Cameron on Geri & Roman's relationship & working with Jesse Armstrong

09:05

The EU lacks a clear leader & the problems facing it are unsolvable, argues Robert McGlone 2/6

10:42

Expansion & collaboration are reasons for the EU's bright future, says Isabelle Horrocks-Taylor 1/6

01:58

Debate Highlights | This House Believes the EU has a Bright Future

08:11

The EU's future is not bright thanks to its own leadership, says Santiago Bedoya-Pardo 4/6

09:31

The EU's strength lies in cooperation & opportunities for young people, says Karel van Oosterom 3/6

12:57

Mark Francois argues the EU is failing due to things like over-regulation & falling birth rates 6/6

12:24

Ferenc Kumin argues the EU's future remains bright as long as it focuses on peace & prosperity 5/6

01:09:00

Michel Barnier Questioned by Oxford University Students

07:42

Climate policy seeks to save lives particularly those in poorer countries, says Makkunda Sharma 6/6

01:32

Debate Highlights | This House Believes International Climate Policy is Neo-Imperialist

10:35

Prof Noel Healy details the Global North's broken promises on combating the climate crisis 5/6

13:37

History can't be overlooked when creating current global climate policy, says Zarin Fariha 3/6

10:18

All countries must make tough choices in fighting the climate crisis says Prajwal Pandey 4/6

12:50

International climate collaboration is globally vital, not neo-imperialism argues Moosa Harraj 2/6

13:51

Global climate policy affects the world unevenly, hitting poorer nations hardest - Ammar Ansari 1/6