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2 October 2014updated 04 Oct 2023 9:54am

On this week’s New Statesman podcast: Episode Sixty-Three

The unusual lightness of the Conservative Party Conference, big changes in copyright law and the final work of John Tavener.

By New Statesman

On this week’s New Statesman podcast: our team return from the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, where they found the party in an oddly buoyant mood despite being four points behind in the polls. Ian Steadman explains the massive change in copyright law that took place this week and Caroline Crampton explains the concept behind the final work of the British composed John Tavener.

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