Plus the legacy of Brexit and Cop28 with Christiana Figueres
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| | | A year in Westminster: John Crace and Marina Hyde | | | | | | Join the Guardian's Marina Hyde and John Crace, with the political editor Pippa Crerar, live in London and via the livestream, as they look back on the year in Westminster.
From Suella Braverman's asylum policy (a “symposium of stupidity”) to the government's plan to “let Rishi be Rishi” (“the best the UK can be offered is a sort of end-of-country care"), Hyde and Crace have had front-row seats for the political events of the year. And that's not to mention the Musk vs Zuckerberg “megarich-weirdo cage fight” story, the coronation of King Charles and Matt Hancock's Barbie-inspired TikTok video.
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| | | | | | How do we move on from Brexit? | | Thursday 23 November
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | What has Brexit done for us? Join the Guardian's Heather Stewart, Rafael Behr and Polly Toynbee, as they dissect the messy legacy of Brexit. | | Book tickets | | |
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| | | Expansion of the EU: Bigger and better? | | Wednesday 29 November
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| | | | | | Cop28 and the green transition | | Tuesday 5 December
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