The week ahead: Nationalism goes international

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The week ahead: Nationalism goes international

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Anne McElvoy sits down with Ed Carr to discuss the rise of ethnic nationalism and what liberals need to do to reclaim momentum. Also: the future of Britain's special relationship with the USA and are we looking at the death of the death penalty? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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