2024-03-09
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Hello and welcome to Intelligence Squared, where great minds meet.
I'm head of programming, Connor Boyle.
Coming up, a debate that gets to the heart of social class and what it means to get an education in the UK, as we invite a top panel to persuade our live audience on one of the most divisive issues in schooling.
Should the UK's private schools, that's the ones you pay to attend, which generally those with a little more disposable income can afford to do.
Get special tax breaks financially from the government.
This is a two part episode recorded at our recent live event at London's Conway hall.
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On stage for this event was our panel, Fraser Nelson, editor of the Spectator Helen pike, master of Magdalene College School, Oxford, the journalist and broadcaster Ash Sarkar and Melissa Benn, writer and campaigner for a high quality comprehensive school system.