Analysis

Two-Nation Britain

Analysis

Jeremy Cliffe of The Economist asks if our real political divide is between those who feel comfortable in liberal, diverse, urban Britain and those who do not - the cosmopolitans vs the rest. He argues that the success of UKIP is one sign of this division. At one end are the cosmopolitans - comfortable in diverse Britain, urban and socially liberal. At the other end are the non-cosmopolitans, who tend to be older, white, and socially conservative, This new divide poses a serious problem for the established political parties. How can they appeal to one side without alienating the other? And what role does the traditional left-right split play? Producer: Lucy Proctor.

Next Episodes

Analysis

Caring in the New Old Age @ Analysis

📆 2015-03-16 22:00 / 00:28:22


Analysis

The End of Development @ Analysis

📆 2015-03-09 22:00 / 00:28:20


Analysis

When Robots Steal Our Jobs @ Analysis

📆 2015-03-02 22:00 / 00:28:05


Analysis

Artificial Intelligence @ Analysis

📆 2015-02-23 22:00 / 00:28:12


Analysis

Downward Social Mobility @ Analysis

📆 2015-02-16 22:00 / 00:28:08