Live with Littlewood – with Douglas Carswell, Madeline Grant, Toby Young and many more

Is it time to say goodbye to the V-shaped recovery, after economic output rose just 1.8% in May? Is the government right to make face masks mandatory? Could the Information Commissioner's Office be stifling innovation and competition at a time when we need it most? Catch up on our panel's fascinating discussion.

Economic impact of lockdown / prospect of a V-shaped recovery: 0:04:11
Lockdown and civil liberties: 0:27:50
Getting the economy going vs public health: 0:37:45
Regulation: 0:53:45
Facemasks: 01:12:50

Guests include:
Sam Bowman, Senior Fellow, Adam Smith Institute
Douglas Carswell, Good Governance Project
Dia Chakravarty, Brexit Editor, The Telegraph
Madeline Grant, Assistant Comment Editor, The Telegraph
Victoria Hewson, Head of Regulatory Affairs, IEA
Julian Jessop, Independent Economist
Professor Syed Kamall, Academic and Research Director, Institute of Economic Affairs
Tom Whipple, Science Editor, The Times
Toby Young, Founder, Free Speech Union

You can read Julian's recent report, "Rebooting Britain", here: https://iea.org.uk/publications/rebooting-the-economy/
Our new briefing paper, "Who Regulates the Regulators?" can be found here: https://iea.org.uk/publications/who-regulates-the-regulators/
And the first report from the IEA's new Regulatory Affairs programme, "Rules Britannia", can be found here: https://iea.org.uk/publications/rules-britannia
Toby Young's article in The Critic, "Has the Government Overreacted to the Coronavirus Crisis?" can be found here: https://thecritic.co.uk/has-the-government-over-reacted-to-the-coronavirus-crisis/

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