Plus, this week, our Guardian panel on Labour’s plans for the country and Zeinab Badawi on Africa’s engrossing history
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Guardian Newsroom: What is Labour's plan?

Tuesday 16 April 2024
8pm-9.15pm BST

On Tuesday, Guardian journalists, including Gaby Hinsliff and Polly Toynbee, will explore what we could expect from Labour in power.

 
   

An African History of Africa, with Zeinab Badawi

Wednesday 17 April 2024
8pm-9pm BST

On Wednesday, Badawi will reveal the engrossing tales that show how Africa's history is so much more than the story we think we know.

 

An evening with Pet Shop Boys

Monday 22 April 2024
7.30pm – 9pm BST

Join Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe in conversation with Alexis Petridis as they look back on 40 years in music - live in London and livestreamed.

 
   

Guardian Newsroom: Inside Putin's Russia

Thursday 25 April 2024
7pm – 8.15pm BST

Is there hope for political change within Russia? The Guardian’s Shaun Walker and guests give their views on the future of Putin’s Russia.

 

Crisis in the Middle East

Tuesday 30 April 2024
7pm-8.15pm BST

Join our panel of Guardian journalists, including Devika Bhat and Emma Graham-Harrison, as they discuss the increasingly challenging situation in the Middle East.

 
   

Colm Tóibín: Long Island

Thursday 23 May 2024
7pm – 8.30pm BST

The Irish novelist will introduce Long Island, the highly anticipated sequel to his modern masterpiece Brooklyn. Join him live in London or via the livestream.

 

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