Heather Stewart and Jessica Elgot explore what might have happened if Gordon Brown had called an election in 2007, if remain had won the EU referendum or if Scotland had voted yes to independence
This week, as the Brexit frenzy goes on around us, we decided to pause, reflect, and make an entire show out of hypotheticals.
Over the course of three panel discussions, Heather Stewart and Jessica Elgot delve into the many possibilities of what might have happened if major political moments had gone another way.
Larry Elliott, Deborah Mattinson and Kate Fall discuss what might have happened if Gordon Brown had called an election in 2007.
Anand Menon, Craig Oliver and Gisela Stuart imagine a world where David Cameron and remain won the EU referendum.
And Libby Brooks, Lesley Riddoch and Paul Sweeney look back to an alternative 2014, if Scotland had voted yes to independence.
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