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Guardian Newsroom: Can Sunak’s reshuffle save the Conservatives?

Suella Braveman is out. David Cameron is in. Rishi Sunak's reshuffle took many in Westminster by surprise. Will the current cabinet succeed in delivering a coherent electoral message? And what do we know about its new members?

Join the Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff with a panel of experts as they analyse the latest movements in Westminster, and explore what they could mean for the party and the electorate. Hinsliff will be joined by the Guardian’s politics correspondent Kiran Stacey, with further speakers to be announced.

Tuesday 28 November, 8pm–9pm GMT

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How do we move on from Brexit?

Thursday 23 November
8pm–9.15pm GMT

Join Heather Stewart, Rafael Behr and Polly Toynbee, as they examine the messy legacy of Brexit and what needs to happen for the UK to finally move on.

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Expansion of the EU: Opportunity or threat?

Wednesday 29 November
7pm–8.15pm GMT

With Ukraine and Moldova waiting in the wings, our panel discuss how the EU might handle its expansion and the risks involved.

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Simon Callow celebrates A Christmas Carol

Sunday 3 December
11am–12pm GMT

Spend a festive morning with the actor and writer as he celebrates A Christmas Carol and the life of Charles Dickens.

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Cop28 and the green transition

Tuesday 5 December
8pm–9.15pm GMT

Our panel, including Christiana Figueres, will explore how we can progress towards a sustainable future.

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Book Club with Naomi Alderman

Thursday 7 December
8pm–9pm GMT

The author will discuss her award-winning novel, The Power, a dystopian satire about greed, power and gender dynamics.

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An evening with John Crace and Marina Hyde

Monday 11 December
8pm–9.30pm GMT

Join the two writers, with the Guardian’s political editor Pippa Crerar, as they look back on another year in British politics.

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