The Whole Life Tariff

Combative debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.

• 45 mins

Intervening in Libya

What, if anything, should Britain do about Libya? Michael Buerk chairs the debate.

• 45 mins

The Medicalisation of Misbehaviour

Combative debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.

• 45 mins

Celebrity Activism

Is celebrity activism good for democracy? Chaired by Michael Buerk.

• 45 mins

Meritocracy and monarchy

Michael Buerk asks if the monarchy is compatible with a truly meritocratic society.

• 45 mins

The Killing of Osama Bin Laden

Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk.

• 45 mins

The Future of Privacy

David Aaronovitch asks where do we draw the line between privacy and the right to know?

• 45 mins

Slut Walks

David Aaronovitch and panel discuss whether the Slut Walks are an effective protest.

• 45 mins

Public figures and public morality

David Aaronovitch and panel discuss morality in public life.

• 45 mins

Science and morality

David Aaronovitch asks what can science tells us about our morals?

• 45 mins

What are prisons for?

Is the penal system broken and creating a criminal class?

• 45 mins

The morality of income tax

Is the 50 per cent income tax rate immoral?

• 43 mins

Dale Farm

Combative, provocative and engaging debate.

• 43 mins

Euro Crisis

Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk.

• 45 mins

Human Rights Act

Combative, provocative and engaging debate.

• 45 mins

Friendship

The moral boundaries of friendship. Chaired by Michael Buerk.

• 45 mins

St Paul's Protest

Michael Buerk and guests debate the moral issues behind the Occupy London protest camp.

• 45 mins

The Morality of the Press

Combative debate chaired by Michael Buerk examining the morality of the press.

• 45 mins

The Morality of the F-Word

Combative debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories.

• 45 mins

Culture of Entitlement

David Aaronovitch and guests explore the moral implications of the public sector strike.

• 45 mins

NHS patient data

Should drug companies be given more access to NHS patient data? Michael Buerk chairs.

• 45 mins

Morality of Monarchy

Does our monarchy still have a moral force in modern day Britain? Chaired by Michael Buerk

• 43 mins

Organ Donation

Michael Buerk and guests discuss organ donation.

• 43 mins

University admissions

Meritocracy, social engineering and university admissions. Chaired by Michael Buerk.

• 43 mins

The Morality of Abortion

Michael Buerk and guests examine the moral issues behind abortion.

• 43 mins

Iran and nuclear weapons

What moral authority do we have to tell Iran they can't develop nuclear weapons?

• 43 mins

Gay Marriage

Should gay people be allowed to marry, or will that irreparably damage society?

• 43 mins

Tax Avoidance

Tax avoidance is perfectly legal, but is it immoral? Michael Buerk chairs.

• 43 mins

Morality and social networks

With Michael Buerk. Are social networks cheapening and brutalising human relationships?

• 43 mins

13/06/2012

Michael Buerk and guests look at the morality of money.

• 43 mins