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Lara Prendergast presents this week’s podcast. She speaks to Fraser Nelson about the return of eugenics – which, according to his cover article, is back with a vengeance. He’s alarmed – but Toby Young isn’t. He says eugenics should be on the NHS so the poor can have more intelligent babies.
Next, James Forsyth discusses the latest in the Tory wars over Brexit. With mounting tensions in the party amid a possible leadership battle, James says this ‘bitter contest could release as much poison as the political assassination of Margaret Thatcher’. But will the Conservatives tear themselves apart? And can anyone stop Boris in the Tory steeplechase? Paul Goodman joins James and Lara on the podcast.
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