first up, alan mendoza, executive director of the henry jackson society , will the henry jackson society, will be here to discuss whether the prevent program is disproportionately focussed on right wing extremist them, which is hardly been the major source of terror attacks over the past few decades how it then few decades. now how is it then we our very own charlie we have our very own charlie peters here to a look at peters here to take a look at the act 2010, which the equality act 2010, which elevates values into the deep facto state. religion should we burn it? let's find out. and some asked what hays is here to talk the sacred cow of british politics that is our beloved nhs . and last but of course not least, the wonderful kara kennedy from . the spectator kennedy from. the spectator world will be here, shall we? discussing whether millennials should be stick it to the baby boomers or whether they should be bowing in reverence be bowing down in reverence before elders cutting out before our elders cutting out their avocados and putting every penny aside so they can maybe just get a

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of parliament from belgrade. helena, even off, she is an associate research fellow at the henry jackson society, anna serbia analyst, and finally from grass florian bieber. he is a professor of south east european history and politics and the director of the center for south eastern european studies at the university of grass. i will come to you all, i'd like to begin in belgrade with helena even of um, at the heart of all of this. and this is something that flared up from time to time is serbia's refusal to recognize costello as an independent state. one of the barriers to that well, i think, you know, very obviously this is a situation whereby serbia and it's government feel that a part of its territory has unilaterally declared independence. and from belgrade point of view, recognition of costello is just not an option. the 2nd concerned that the serbian government has as well is the safety and security of the serbs who live in the north. and lately they have been communicating that they do not have the confidence that customer authorities will in the protect. the serbs who live in northern

first up, alan mendoza, executive director of the henry jackson society , will the henry jackson societynt program is disproportionately focussed on right wing extremist them, which is hardly been the major source of terror attacks over the past few decades how it then few decades. now how is it then we our very own charlie we have our very own charlie peters here to a look at peters here to take a look at the act 2010, which the equality act 2010, which elevates values into the deep facto state. religion should

dr ivanov is associate fellow at the henry jackson society. thank you very much forjoining us.cent escalation of tension? well, the flare ups _ recent escalation of tension? well, the flare ups have _ recent escalation of tension? well, the flare ups have been _ recent escalation of tension? -ii the flare ups have been happening basically from the summer when a row began because of the car license plate problem, whereby kosovo requested all of those who had registered their car in serbia to reregister their car to kosovo registration plates. 0n reregister their car to kosovo registration plates. on top of that, a flare up regarding travel issue documents. the recent one that because the serbian government to raise their troops to the highest honour is the arrest of a kosovo former police officer who was recently arrested. the serbs are demanding his release and have abandoned all the kosovo institutions. we have seen in the recent days the barricades have been erected across kosovo. now we are seeing the latest tension. find erected across kosovo. now we are seeing the latest te

communications director henry jackson society.especially in this current economic climate, concerned economic climate, are concerned government's first priority is not necessarily our own citizens. and the actually a lot of taxpayers money is being spent by us but looking after people who possibly are deliberately taking us for a ride. and do you think that what's happening right now in the channel and therefore which is iraqi's right to at want to change some of these modern slavery laws . yeah look slavery laws. yeah look undoubtedly so anyone coming across the channel is not asylum seeker in any way that a normal person would understand it . person would understand it. they're coming from france which is a perfectly nice, reasonable country . they're coming to the country. they're coming to the uk where they are put up in hotels, often in central where they're very expensive of the reach of ordinary people in which which point they're given credit or debit cards in order to go and buy their shopping. is exactly the kind of life