Britain has been a bastion for freedom of expression for centuries – but can the country still claim that title today? Join The Spectator on Monday 12 October to debate the motion: This house believes Britain no longer has free speech.
Kelvin MacKenzie, former editor of the Sun, and Kellie-Jay Keen, the women’s rights campaigner, will propose the motion, with Jonathan Sumption, the former Supreme Court Justice, and Ed Vaizey, politician and commentator, opposing. Who will persuade you? Come along and find out.
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