569. Farage’s Foreign Funding Scandal and Germany’s Far-Right Breakthrough
9 September 2026
The Rest Is Politics
9 May 2026
Are the challenges faced by Gen Z unique or have we seen them before? Do workplaces need a Gen Z strategy, or is there something bigger at play? And, why does it feel like young people's attitudes are becoming more traditional?
Vicky Spratt, investigates the Gen Z story and how bad are things really for young people? This week she is joined by generations expert, Professor Bobby Duffy.
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