2026-10-21
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Welcome to Intelligence Squared, the podcast that gives you a front row seat to the conversations, debates,
and ideas that matter.
I'm Mia Sorrenti.
What's holding back the British economy?
And what will it take to get the country growing again?
On today's episode, former Cabinet Minister and editor of The Spectator, Michael Gove,
joins us for the Intelligence Squared Economic Outlook, live at Smith Square Hall.
In conversation with BBC broadcaster Johnny Diamond, Gove discussed the problems facing Britain's economy,
exploring what Burnham will have to sacrifice to deliver growth,
and argued that neoliberalism is the real backbone of Manchesterism.
He also reflects on his tenure in government, what he regrets and whether he'd like to reopen the debate around Brexit.