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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2024 · 45 MIN

England's Troubles

from The Law & Liberty Podcast

On the latest episode of the Law & Liberty Podcast, Helen Dale joins host James Patterson to discuss the rise of new sectarianism in the UK, political and civil unrest, and how the Australians performed in the Olympics. Helen Dale is a Senior Writer at Law & Liberty. She won the Miles Franklin Award for her first novel, The Hand That Signed the Paper, and read law at Oxford and Edinburgh. Her most recent novel, Kingdom of the Wicked, was shortlisted for the Prometheus Prize for science fiction. She writes for a number of outlets, including The Spectator, The Australian, Standpoint, and Quillette. She lives in London, is on substack at helendale.substack.com, and on Twitter @_HelenDale Show Notes: "The New Sectarianism" (Helen Dale for Law & Liberty) Helen Dale's Substack "The Sporting Genius of the English-Speaking Peoples" (Rachel Lu for Law & Liberty)

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