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The Big Questions 2007

Talk-Show

Sunday morning debates about topical issues with a religious slant.

All Titles	show all 3 titles The Big Questions The Big Questions The Big Questions
Director	Rob Hopkin
Artists	Nicky Campbell as Self - Host Peter Hitchens as Self Jonathan Bartley as Self show all 524 artists Sonia Deol as Self - Telephone Operator Cristina Odone as Self James O'Brien as Self Richard Dawkins as Self Jonathan Romain as Self - Maidenhead Synagogue Imtiaz Shams as Self - Co-founder - Faith to Faithless Laura Janner-Klausner as Self Anne Atkins as Self Kaye Adams as Self - Guest Presenter Aisha Ali-Khan as Political Activist Abdullah Al Andalusi as Self - Muslim Debate Initiative Andrea Minichiello Williams as Self - Christian Concern Ella Whelan as Self Evan Harris as Self Alex Goldberg as Self as Self Yitzchak Schochet as Self Douglas Murray as Self Kate Smurthwaite as Self - Comedian & Activist Owen Jones as Self Kehinde Andrews as Black Studies - Birmingham City University Inaya Folarin Iman as Journalist Remi Adekoya as Author - Biracial Britain Adam Rutherford as Author - How to Argue with a Racist Fraser Myers as Self - Assistant Editor - Spiked Emma Webb as Extremism Expert Andrew Doyle as Author - Woke: A Guide to Social Justice Belinda Brown as Self - Author: The Private Revolution Hari Parekh as Self - Faith to Faithless Ashley Frawley as Self - Public Health, Policy & Social Sciences - Swansea University Afshin Shahi as Self - Middle East Politics, Bradford University Angela Epstein as Self - Columnist, The Daily Telegraph Shola Mos-Shogbamimu as Self - Founder - Women in Leadership Shelagh McNerney as Self - Academy of Ideas Salma Yaqoob as Self - Human rights campaigner & psychotherapist Emma Slade as Self - Buddhist Nun David Walker as Self - Bishop of Manchester Asad Zaman as Self - Muslim Youth Foundation Alastair Campbell as Author - Living Better Jay Lakhani as Self Stephen Lowe as Self Ajmal Masroor as Self - Imam & author Kevin Friery as Self - Psychologist & Hampshire Skeptics Mary Honeyball as Self Jane Fae as Self - Feminist Writer Yvonne Ridley as Self Anne Marie Waters as Self - For Britain Linda Woodhead as Self Diane Abbott as Self John Barrowman as Self Ann Widdecombe as Self George Carey as Self as Self Dom Antony Sutch as Self Yasmin Alibhai-Brown as Self Bidisha as Self Emilie François as Self Francesca Stavrakopoulou as Self Christina Rees as Self Rose Hudson-Wilkin as Self Diana Fleischman as Self - Evolutionary Psychologist, Portsmouth University Oliver James as Self Milo Yiannopoulos as Self Chris Sugden as Self Rachel Burden as Self - Presenter Tim Stevens as Self - Convenor of Lords Spiritual Adam Deen as Self - Head of Outreach, Quilliam Foundation Alice Jolly as Self - Daughter born in the USA via surrogate Ranveer Singh as Self - Sikh activist Bhartiben Tailor as Self - Global Hindu Foundation Hilary Freeman as Self - Terminated a pregnancy at 24 weeks Araminta Jonsson as Self - Former crack cocaine addict Carney Bonner as Self - Anti-bullying campaigner Liz Ritchie as Self - Gambling with Lives Josh Levy as Self - Assembly of Reform Rabbis UK Liz Armstrong as Self - Retired senior state school teacher Henna Rai as Self - Women Against Radicalisation Network Matthew Lesh as Self - Head of Research - Adam Smith Institute Steve Chalke as Self - Founder - Oasis Global Bella Sankey as Self - Director - Detention Action Laura Richards as Self - Founder - Paladin, the National Stalking Advocacy Service Francesco Rubino as Self - Chair of Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery - Kings College London Dave Fletcher as Self - Slept in his car for 9 months George Monbiot as Environmental Activist Christina Biggs as Postdoctoral Research Associate Jonathan Sumption as Self - Former Justice - Supreme Court Michael Marmot as Self - Institute of Health Equity - UCL Annabelle Williams as Self - Author - Why Women Are Poorer than Men and What We Can Do About It Andy Burnham as Self - Mayor of Manchester Ian Blair as Self Louise Mensch as Self - Tory MP Sahar Al-Faifi as Self - Geneticist & Community Organiser Richard Evans as Self - Attended private school after being let down by the state system Bethan Carr as Self - Surrogacy law specialist - Stowe Familt Law Nia Pettitt as Self - Instagram star Jane Renton as Self - Mother of two disabled children Dovid Lewis as Self - South Manchester Synagogue Nick Messikh as Self - Former crack cocaine addict Charles Ritchie as Self - Gambling with Lives Mercy Muroki as Self - Columnist - The Times Red Box Christine Berry as Self - Senior Fellow - Finance Innovation Lab Charlotte Ord as Self - Counselling psychologist Gary Hoolickin as Self - Son Michael murdered in 2016 Ed Walker as Author - A House Built on Love Maria Cripps as Self - Cranstoun - domestic abuse services Calvin Robinson as Self - Political commentator Calum Semple as Self - Child health & outbreak medicine - University of Liverpool Laura Willoughby as Self - Founder - Club Soda Darren McGarvey as Self - Author - Poverty Safari: Understanding the Anger of Britain's Underclass Nicky Morgan as Self - Former Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport David Wilkinson as Department of Theology & Religion - St. Johns College as Self as Self Tehmina Kazi as Self - British Muslims for Secular Democracy Jackie Ford as Self - Leadership and organisation studies, Bradford University Khalil Yousuf as Self - Ahmadiyya Muslim Community International Tony Franklin as Gambling addict in recovery Ron Hogg as Self - Durham Police & Crime Commissioner (Labour) Max Blumberg as Self - Psychology researcher - Goldsmiths University of London Hardeep Singh as Self - Deputy Director - Network of Sikh Organisations Katie Bezant as Self - Has had three surrogate pregnancies Johnjoe McFadden as Self - Molecular Genetics - University of Surrey Robert Verkaik as Self - Author - Posh Boys: How the English Public Schools Ruin Britain Lowri Turner as Journalist Harriet Green as Self - Business Consultant Nick Hillman as Self - Director - Higher Education Policy Institute Lesley Hoolickin as Self - Son Michael murdered in 2016 Tonique Kerr-Davis as Self - Husband was taken off Jamaican flight this week Luke Gittos as Self - Lawyer & Columnist - Spiked Simon Hannah as Self - Author - A Party with Socialists in it Tommy J. Curry as Author - Another White Man's Burden Calum Best as Self - Patron - National Association for Children of Alcoholics Ash Sarkar as Self - Writer & Lecturer Helen Czerski as Self - Physicist Danielle Walker Palmour as Self - Friends Provident Foundation Catherine Foot as Self - Centre for Ageing Better Peter Kellner as Self - President, YouGov Fazal Dad as Self - Abu Bakr Mosque, Bradford Natasha Devon as Self - Author - A beginner's guide to being mental Lynne Wrennall as Self - Managing Director - International Public Health Research Group Francis Green as Self - UCL Institute of Education Shaista Aziz as Self - Journalist Ilke Turkmendag as Self - Lecturer in Law, Innovation & Society - Newcastle University David Rocks as Self - Prior - Holy Cross Leicester Adam Bradford as Self - Co-founder - Safer Online Gambling Group Shipra Kohli as Self - Director - Edinburgh Interfaith Association Nigel Inkster as Self - Co-author - Drugs, Insecurity & Failed States: The Problems of Prohibition Alison Ruoff as Self - Vice President - Church Society Steven Woolfe as Self - Founder - Centre for Migration & Economic Prosperity Graeme Atherton as Self - Director - NEON Madelaine Hunter-Taylor as Self - The Rita Project Paul Cheshire as Self - Economic Geography - LSE Mark Mullins as Pastor - Strangers Rest Evangelical Church David Dalgleish as Education Consultant & Anti-racism practitioner Charles Burns as Self - Entrepreneur - Allergi Owen Farrow as Self - Star of RuPaul's Drag Race UK Deborah James as Host - BBC Podcast - You, Me and the Big C Imran Ahmed as Self - CEO - Centre for Countering Digital Hate Colin Copus as Self - Emeritus Professor of Local Politics - De Montford University Danny Al-Khafaji as Self - British Conservation Alliance Halima Begum as Self - CEO - Runnymede Trust Isaac Borquaye as Rapper Lucy Rocca as Author - The Sober Revolution Raza Nadim as Self - Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK Gijsbert Stoet as Self - Psychology Academic Colette Lloyd as Self - Don't Screen Us Out Russell Viner as Self - President - The Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health Gurpreet Singh Johal as Self - Baptised Sikh solicitor Mark Bennett as Self - International Director - Aetherius Society UK Julie Robinson as Self - General Secretary - Independent Schools Council Fiona Godlee as Self - Editor in Chief - British Medical Journal Sarah Jones as Self - Chair - Surrogacy UK Jayne Ozanne as Self - General Synod Meena Dhanda as Self - Philosophy & Cultural Politics - Wolverhampton University Emmanuel Ayoola as Self - Director - Generating Genius Katy Bourne as Self - Chair, Association of Police & Crime Commissioners Vicki Cardwell as Self - CEO - Spark Inside Polly Neate as Self - Chief Executive - Shelter Christopher Biggins as Self - Actor, TV Personality & Panto Dame Damian O'Docherty as Self - Professor of Management & Organisation - Manchester University Elaine Kasket as Self - Cyber Psychologist - University of Wolverhampton Karin Kuhlemann as Self - Population Ethicist Bharti Taylor as Former President - Hindu Forum of Europe Alena Kate Pettitt as Self - Author - Ladies Like Us, A Modern Girl's Guide to Self-Discovery, Self-Confidence & Love Yasmin Rehman as Self - Centre for Secular Space Alex Proud as Self - Media Commentator Taiwo Adewuyi as Self Chris McLaughlin as Self - Catholic Voices Susan Hincks as Headmistress Bolton School - Girls' Division Matt Zarb-Cousin as Self - Campaign for Fairer Gambling Hannah Abrahams as Self - Chartered educational & child psychologist Katie Lloyd as Self - Don't Screen Us Out Ayesha Nayyar as Self - Nayyars Solicitors Victoria Showunmi as Self - Institute of Education - UCL Maya Goodfellow as Self - Author - Hostile Environement Anthea Hart as Self - Husband was deported in 2019 Jim Saker as Self - Director - Centre for Automotive Management - Loughborough University Michael Lewkowicz as Self - Families Need Fathers Rico Wojtulewicz as Self - National Federation of Builders Henry Hill as Self - ConservativeHome Adam Kelwick as Self - Muslim Chaplain Sophie von Stumm as Self - Psychology in Education - York University John Lee as Self - Retired NHS Pathologist & Professor of Pathology Tim Whitmarsh as Self - Humanist and Classicist Joeli Brierley as Self - Author - Pregnant then Screwed Colin Valentine as Former Chairman - CAMRA Ian Russell as Self - Was made unemployed and homeless by the pandemic Jay Sebastian Williams as Self - Founder - sustainability fashion brand Nahid Rasool as Self - Shantona Women's Centre, Leeds Sara Hyde as Fabian Women Caroline Farrow as Self - contributor - Catholic Universe Sadia Hameed as Self - Council of Ex Muslims of Britain Bisi Alimi as Self - LGBT activist Helen O'Neill as Self - Lecturer in Reproductive & Molecular Genetics - University College London Hifsa Haroon-Iqbal as Self - West Midlands Regional Prevent co-ordinator James Dornan as Self - SNP - Glasgow Cathcart Ruth Fraser as Self - Quaker chaplain - University of Leicester Declan Meagher as Self - Professional gambler & gambling teacher Elizabeth Burton-Phillips as Self - Founder - DrugFAM Peter Tatchell as Self - Human rights campaigner Martin Powell-Davies as Self - Socialist Party National Committee Lucy Hall as Self - Campaigns for rape survivors Peter D. Williams as Self - Catholic writer & speaker Jasen Williams as Self - Ex-offender & youth worker Sarah Phillimore as Self - Family barrister Matty Blades as Self - Homeless for 18 years Ed Davies as Self - Policy Director - The Centre for Social Justice Thomas White as Self - St Mary's Church - Glasgow Victoria Spence as Self - Fitness & Lifestyle Influencer Katherine Bennett as Self - Catholic Voices Ellen Townsend as Self - School of Psychology - University of Nottingham Yasmine Ahmed as Self - UK Director - Human Rights Watch Eleanor Haworth as Self - Adoption UK Richard Layard as Author - Can We Be Happier? Evidence & Ethics Helen Burnett as Self - Extinction Rebellion member Peter Atherton as Self - Founder, Community Led Initiatives Adam Tomkins as Self - Scottish Conservative - Glasgow Amelia Lee as Self - Strategic Director - The Proud Trust LGBT Youth James Treadwell as Self - Criminology - Staffordshire University Robbie Howells as Self - Pastor - The Warehouse Church Newport Kris-Isa as Self - Muslim revert Jonathan Pugh as Self - Research Fellow - Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics Linda Riley as Self - DIVA Magazine Andrea Greenwood as Self - Past Life regression therapist Laura Hoyano as Barrister - Red Lion Chambers Graham Cooper as Self - Youth Development Manager - Broughton Trust Jo Gough as Board Member - Women's Aid Jacqueline McKenzie as Organisation for Migration Advice and Research Antoinette Sandbach as Self - Former MP for Eddisbury 2015-2019 Mike Bull as Self - National Landlords' Association Diyora Shadijonova as Self - Journalist and podcaster Aina Khan as Self - Journalist & Writer Ani Rinchen as Director - Kagyu Samye Dzong Edinburgh Qari Asim as Self - Mosques & Imans National Advisory Board Maddy Mussen as Self - Assistant Editor - The Tab Philip North as Self - Bishop of Burnley Sharon Gray as Self - Educational Consultant - engage in their future Susan Salt as Self - Anglican Deacon who returned to NHS frontline Raghad Altikriti as Self - President - Muslim Association of Britain Naz Shah as Self - Labour, Bradford West David Scott as Self - Social Policy and Criminology, The Open University Joyce Harper as Self - Reproductive Science - University College London Daniel Valentine as Self - Anglican Priest & lawyer Cormac Lucey as Self - Columnist - The Times Paul Jackson as Self - History - University of Northampton Frances Coleman-Williams as Self - Mental health blogger Victoria Borwick as Self - Former MP - Kensington (2015-2017) Jenny Constable as Self - Journalist Gail Bradbrook as Self - Co-founder - Extinction Rebellion Harriet Wistrich as Self - Director - Centre for Women's Justice Laura Winter as Self - Domestic abuse survivor James Porter as Self - Students for Life - UK Laura Higson-Bliss as Self - Law & Social Media - Birmingham University Helen Pankhurst as Self - Great-granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst Maryyum Mehmood as Self - Cadbury Centre for the Public Understanding of Religion Macer Gifford as Self - Fought in Raqqa with the Syriac Military Council Sandie McHugh as Self - Psychologist & Happiness Researcher Vicky Lloyd as Self - Pastor - Victory Outreach Manchester Julian Baggini as Philosopher Francis Davis as Self - Professor of Religion & Public Policy - Birmingham University Annabel Denham as Self - Institute of Economic Affairs Muhbeen Hussain as Self - Founder, British Muslim Youth Mike Rolfe as Self - Prison Officers Association Dominic Selwood as Self - Historian & barrister Amra Bone as Self - Lecturer - Islamic law Mike Killian as Self - Greater Manchester Unite Against Fascism Ella Brookbanks as Self - Mother of two Satyin Taylor as Self - The National Spirituality & Mental Health Forum Jon Bryan as Self - World Series of Poker Main Event competitor - 2006 Stewart Rickard as Self - Union Jack Scotland Supporters Club Tom Bedford as Self - UK Youth Climate Coalition Anna Minton as Self - Author - Big Capital: Who is London For? Shereen Benjamin as Self - Primary Education Edinburgh University Jimmy Bangash as Self - Council of Ex-Muslims Mandeep Kaur Moore as Self - Ambassador for City Sikhs John Burton as Self - Founder- Inside Connections & ex-offender Matthew Scott as Self - Barrister - Pump Court Chambers Benjamin Butterworth as Self - Journalist & LGBTQI+ Activist Louise Davies as Self - Director - Christians on the Left Robin Graham as Self - Co-Founder - Feel Good Communities CIC Charly Young as Self - CEO & co-founder - The Girls' Network Toby Howarth as Self - Bishop of Bradford Andy Jordan as Self - Former Made in Chelsea cast member (2012-2015) Roza Salih as Self - Human rights activist Amy as Self - Went on school strike for climate change Sue Jones as Self - Deputy CEO - Ditch the Label Hakeem Yusef as Self - Reader in Global Legal Studies - Birmingham University Muhammad Amin-Evans as Self - Independent Islamic scholar Sara Elkhawad as Self - Welfare & Equality Officer - Newcastle University Students' Union Corin Bell as Self - Open Kitchen Manchester Nasser Kurdy as Self - Altrincham Islamic Centre Tariq Modood as Self - Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship - Bristol University Liam Allan as Self - Falsely accused of rape Tom Woolford as Self - Church of England Priest Riley Carter Millington as Self - Former Eastenders Actor Pamela DeGregorio as Self - College lecturer, Philosophy Andrew Copson as Self - Chief Executive, British Humanist Association Sophia Gaston as Institute for Global Affairs - LSE Rowan Ellis as Self - YouTuber Keltouma Ait-Tarrart as Self - Two children at Parkfield School Jeremy Christey as Self - CBT therapist Emily Murray as Self - Founder - The Pink House Marlen Godwin as Self - British Committee for the Reunification of the Parthenon Marbles Robin McAlpine as Self - Director - Common Weal Lily as Self - Went on school strike for climate change Silkie Carlo as Self - Director - Big Brother Watch Chetna Kang as Self - Consultant psychiatrist & Hindu priest Nina Burrowes as Self - Psychologist Mamnun Khan as Self - Author - Being British Muslims Mia Fox as Self - Roman Catholic Chaplain - Newcastle University Emma Revell as Self - Institute for Economic Affairs Nish Nathwani as Self - Actor Jasjit Singh as Self - South Asian Religions, Leeds University Sheila Jeffeys as Self - Political Science - The University of Melbourne Sophie Jarvis as Self - Head of government affairs - Adam Smith Institute Alexander Adams as Self - Author - Culture War: Art, Identity Politics & Cultural Entryism Lucy Harris as Self - Director - Leavers of Britain Khakan Qureshi as Self - Birmingham South Asian LGBT David Tyler as Self - Fashion technologies - Manchester Fashion Institute Damian Flanagan as Self - Author & critic Sharon Jagger as Researcher in trans & non-binary faith - York St John University Tom Cheesewright as Self - Author - High Frquency Change Rosa Freedman as Self - Law School - Reading University Sajidah Ali as Self - Diversity Project Officer Michelle Haslam as Self - Clinical psychologist Lorna Ashworth as Member - Church of England Jackie Stacey as Self - Media & Cultural Studies - University of Manchester Joe McCauley as Self - Organised petition to ban the Orange Walk Finn Mackay as Self - Author - Radical feminism: feminist activism in movement Paul Salahuddin Armstrong as Self - Co-director - The Association of British Muslims Laura Van Broekhoven as Self - Director - Pitt Rivers Museum - University of Oxford John Mettrick as Self - President - National Craft Butchers Dwayne Ryan Menezes as Self - Director - Human Security Centre Mark Rowland as Self - Chief Executive - Mental Health Foundation Oliver Letwin as Self - Conservative MP - West Dorset 1997-2019 Maqsood Ahmad as Self - Chief Executive - British Muslim Heritage Centre Sarah De Nordwall as Self - Christian poet Earthling Ed as Self - Vegan activist Elli Tikvah Sarah as Self - Brighton & Hove Progressive Synagogue Viddi Viswanathan as Self - Diversity Officer - Manchester University Students' Union Adam Grossman as Self - Jewish Society - Leeds University Morgan Schondelmeier as Self - Head of External Affairs - Adam Smith Institute Akasati as Self - Mindfulness teacher Bernadette MacDonald-Raggett as Self - Motivational speaker Anna Hughes as Self - Environmentalist who doesn't want children Warren Furman as Self - Ace Active Ministry Jane Graham Reed as Self - Suffered poor mental health after silent retreat Dave Coplin as Self - CEO - The Envisioners Ltd Stacey Clare as Self - Ethical stripper Tim Nicholson as Self - Renewable Energy Co-operative Jay Harris as Self - Ethical Hacker - Digital Interruption Kirsty Devlin as Self - Co-Founder - Recode UK Katherine Jenkins as Self Alice Roberts as Self Jamelia as Self Amanda Platell as Self Julia Neuberger as Self Jeevan Singh Deol as Self Ursula Hirschkorn as Self Joanna Jepson as Self Laurie Pycroft as Self Libby Purves as Self Josie Lawrence as Self Miranda Sawyer as Self Joan Bakewell as Self Lucy Siegle as Self Phil Redmond as Self Ann Cryer as Self as Self A.L. Kennedy as Self Joel Edwards as Self Decca Aitkenhead as Self Helen Lederer as Self as Self Jeff Mirza as Self as Self William Hanson as Self Julie Bindel as Self Danny Blue as Self Zoe Williams as Self Stephen Maughan as Self Nicky Spence as Self Andy Kind as Self - Comedian Daniel Hansford as Self Glyn Travis as Self - Prison Officers Association Sandip Verma as Self Lynette Burrows as Self Terry Christian as Self Harriet Sergeant as Self - Freelance Journalist Neil Clark as Self - Freelance Journalist Stuart Craft as Self - Blackbird Leys Independent Working Class Association Estelle du Boulay as Self - Newham Monitoring Project Keith Hyatt as Self Hasan Afzal as Self - The Freedom Association Shane Frith as Self - Director, Progressive Vision Paul McKeever as Self - Chairman, Police Federation Rachel Jordan as Self - Church of England Advisor Julian Petley as Self - Campaign for Press & Broadcasting Freedom Hojjat Ramzy as Self - Igra Mosque, Oxford Sue Holden as Self - Barton Community Association Ben Norton as Self - XY Church for Men Liselle Bailey as Self Benedict Garrett as Self Catherine Harper as Self Jenni Trent Hughes as Self Tim Collins as Self Ann Leslie as Self Tilly Hardy as Self Cole Moreton as Self - Author, 'Is God Still An Englishman?' Adrian Thatcher as Self Haleh Afshar as Self Becky Dwyer as Self Symon Hill as Self - Ekklesia Precious Williams as Self Guy Otten as Self Ibrahim Mogra as Self - Muslim Council of Britain Barbara Stcherbatcheff as Self Krish Kandiah as Self Gavin Oldham as Self - Lay Member, General Synod Michael Nazir-Ali as Self Ben Douglas as Self Conor Cunningham as Self Andrew Atherstone as Self - Church Historian, Wycliffe Hall Oxford Paul Blanchard as Self - Secular Activist Lez Henry as Self Glenn Carter as Self Nadine Dorries as Self Livingstone Fagan as Self Zenna Atkins as Self Bruce Anderson as Self Ruth Gledhill as Self Jonathan Frost as Self Caroline Dinenage as Self Jon Atack as Self Ben Bradshaw as Self George Pitcher as Self as Self Bob Champion as Self Liz Fraser as Self Vinod Kapashi as Self Laura Bates as Self Mark Lynas as Self Glenn Wilson as Self Martin Palmer as Self Holly Dustin as Self Tony Juniper as Self Vicky Beeching as Self Jeremy Paxman as Self Bonnie Greer as Self Saul David as Self Maajid Nawaz as Self - Chairman, Quilliam Lembit Öpik as Self Deborah Hyde as Self - Editor, The Skeptic Magazine Hew Strachan as Self Stephanie Calman as Self Ken Spearpoint as Self - Resuscitation Services, Imperial College NHS Trust David Stevenson as Self Jackie Weaver as Self - The Animal Psychic Conor Cunningham as Self - Christian Theologian, University of Nottingham Tony Walter as Self - Centre for Death & Society, University of Bath Tsuiltrim Tenzin Choesang as Self - Senior Nun of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama Andrew Pinsent as Self - Physicist and Theologian, Oxford University Martin Mor as Self - Atheist & Comedian Chris French as Self - Psychologist, Goldsmiths, University of London Daniel Hannan as Self - Author, How We Invented Freedom & Why It Matters Manoher Singh as Self - Sikh Studies Forum Gail Millington as Self - Past Life Regression therapist Pete Tobias as Self - The Liberal Synagogue, Elstree Amer Hamed as Self - Hospital Iman Redditch Tracey Byrne as Self - Lesbian & Gay Christian Movement Adnan Rashid as Self - The Hittin Institute Martin Daubney as Self - Former Editor, Loaded Magazine Nabeel Qureshi as Self Miriam Berger as Self Daphne Hampson as Self Kate Cooper as Self Jasvir Singh Degun as Self Visnu Murti Das as Hare Krishna Robert J. Asher as Self King Body Art as Self David Patterson as Self Alister McGrath as Self Christine Brown-Quinn as Self - Author, Step Aside Super Woman Jamie Bartlett as Self - Author, The Dark Net Laura Coryton as Self - #EndTamponTax Campaigner Leila Taleb as Self Andrew Calcutt as Self - Journalism, Humanities and Creative Industries, UEL Mohammed Khaliel as Self - Islamix Chi Onwurah as Self - Labour, Newcastle upon Tyne Central William Moy as Self - Director, Full Fact Dan Brooke as Self - Executive Board Member, Channel 4 Saba Zaman as Self - Journalist Peter Busch as Self - Department Of War Studies, Kings College London Peter Petkoff as Self - Centre For Christianity & Culture, Regent's Park London Tom Edmonds as Self - Conservative Party Director of Digital and Creative, Election 2015 Stephen Law as Self - British Humanist Association Helen Margetts as Self - Author, Political Turbulence Rashad Ali as Self - Institute For Strategic Dialogue as Self Noel Sharkey as Self Cometan as Self
Released	09 Sep 2007
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