'Is this Sporting?'

The Oxford Pub, Kentish Town

Paul Kelso, Chief Sports Reporter at The Telegraph

Jim White, Columnist and writer for The Telegraph

Brian Glanville, The first ever football columnist

The answer is, unanimously, NO!

Paul Kelso and Jim White both paid homage to Brian Glanville, the legendary football reporter sharing the stage with them. He had a story or two to tell: Italian referees taking gold watches, corruption going to the highest level and, of course, Sepp Blatter up to no good.

Paul Kelso told of how he got the Bloodgate scoop and of the bizarre match-fixing where strangely clinical friendlies are played in empty stadia and result in improbable scorelines. Jim White's five worst cheats list had us amused, although it was hard to laugh about Panama Lewis, the boxing coach who dipped Luis Wresto's hand wraps in Plaster of Paris before a fight. They passed inspection as moist, but when they were dried turned to brick. The poor opponent went blind before taking his life. Filthy business.

'From Bathtub 2 Boardroom'

Adam Street Club

Simon Woodroffe, Founder of YO! Sushi

Rob Symington, Co-founder of Escape the City

Sarah Hilleary, Founder of b-tempted, a gluten-free cake company

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'Climate Change.... What the Hell?'

The Oxford Pub, Kentish Town

Lord Melchett, Former Head of Greenpeace

Richard Ritchie, Director of Government relations at BP.

Niel Bowerman, Climate Change Scientist at Oxford University

Is the threat of a warmer world so bad and so real that governments must intervene heavy-handedly to prevent it? 'Yes' is the received wisdom. Or is there enough uncertainty about the science and its ramifications that the human cost of climate-change prevention cannot be justified? 

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'Decisions we've made'

The Oxford Pub, Kentish Town

Adam Boulton, Political Editor for SKY News

Keith Abel, Founder of Abel & Cole

 Raffaella Barker, Author and Journalist