THE SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT

 

SUNDAY - MARCH 29, 2020

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WORLD NEWS

JAMES MUMFORD

Should Liberals back assisted suicide? What’s pro-life about an AR-15 assault rifle? Why do the Left and Sexual Liberation make bad bedfellows?

 

James is an academic and author who has become an expert in politicised morality. Notions of Right and Left now prescribe where we should stand on some of the most important ethical issues of the age. 

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

JAMES BALL

The internet - a network of physical cables, a web of wires enmeshing the world, linking huge data centres to one another and eventually to us - are all owned by someone, financed by someone, regulated by someone. It is anything but abstract, but where does the real power lie…?

 

James is the Global Editor of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism. He previously worked for including The Guardian, BuzzFeed, the Washington Post, and WikiLeaks. His reporting projects have won multiple prizes, including the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.

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CULTURE
AMAZÍ

Fellow East Londoner and hula-hoop superstar, Amazí is Head of Performance for the Guinness World Record-holding hoop troupe Marawa’s Majorettes, and therefore more than qualified to host our Culture section. 

 

Before she was a performer she was an environmental scientist working for an engineering consultancy, making her highly multi-talented indeed. Arrive with an open mind and loose hips.

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FOOD & DRINK

SANTIAGO LASTRA

The Mexican chef has made his astonishing food all across the world after being headhunted to manage Rene Redzepi’s NOMA Mexico in 2017, and won the Young British Foodies Chef of the Year in 2019.

He’ll be talking about his passionate for Mexico’s immense culinary diversity and the authentic heritage recipes he loves. Santiago believes the simplest things can be made extraordinary if you believe in them - something the we can really get on board with.

 

 

AND MANY MORE NAMES TO COME...

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