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Dr Anita Mitra is an NHS doctor specialising in Obstetrics & Gynaecology whose online platform and book, The Gynae Geek: Your No-Nonsense Guide To Down-There Healthcare, cuts through the b*llocks we often hear about women’s health.
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Why do we keep losing the fight on immigration? After a few years of relative quiet, immigration and the refugee crisis are once again in the news. From Nigel Farage still being an agenda-setter on the issue to the Home Office tweeting about "activist lawyers" forcing the British government to abide by the law, the debate has once again taken a grim turn.
How do we make the positive case for immigration? Why do anti-immigration advocates keep winning? To discuss all this and more, the Trouble Club is delighted to welcome Novara senior editor and broadcaster Ash Sarkar, Zenia Chopra-Salter from the immigration team at Kingsley Napley and London First’s Programme Director Sophia Wolpers.
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What’s the closest you’ve come to rock bottom? For Raynor Winn and her husband Moth it was a terminal cancer diagnosis followed just days later by the loss of their home and livelihood.
They were left with nothing, but instead of giving up Raynor and Moth decided to walk 630 miles around the South West Coast Path. Their story is wonderfully told in Raynor’s book, The Salt Path, and now she’s following up her Sunday Times Bestseller with The Wild Silence, the story of coming home and starting again. 
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Woke and capitalism aren’t two words that should naturally go together, but many, including the brilliant Helen Lewis, have coined the phrase to refer to the new rule in the capitalist textbook; woke opinions on public platforms equals big money. 
Whether it’s Ben and Jerry’s backing reparations and serving up free ice cream in Chaz or The Body Shop plugging a tote bag by trolling a domestic violence victim under the guise of “trans-rights”. 
We’ll be sitting down with Helen to discuss Woke Capitalism and her incredible book Difficult Women, which reminds readers that changing the world takes a lot of hard graft and unpopularity, not just a well meaning tweet.
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Have you ever been told to smile more or had your name pronounced incorrectly? If so, you've probably already faced bias in your everyday life.
We like to believe that we are all fair-minded and egalitarian but we all carry biases that we might not be aware of.
In her latest book, SWAY: Unravelling Unconscious Bias, Dr Pragya Agarwal explores the way our implicit biases affect the way we communicate and perceive the world. Dr Pragya Agarwal is a behavioral and data scientist, previously a senior academic in US and UK Universities and the founder of a research think-tank 50 Percent Project.
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