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Night Waves - The Rotten Heart of Europe

Night Waves - The Rotten Heart of Europe

With the publication of a new, updated version of The Rotten Heart of Europe, a book...

Arts & Ideas · BBC Radio 4

January 25, 201344m 58s

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With the publication of a new, updated version of The Rotten Heart of Europe, a book which caused outrage and delight on its first release, Anne McElvoy discusses the current situation in Europe with the book’s author Bernard Connolly and economist Anatole Kaletsky. Journalist Michael Goldfarb reviews Zero Dark Thirty, the new film which traces the hunt for Osama Bin Laden. Anne heads a debate on the shifting definition of the artist, with Tom Morris, poet Don Paterson and critic Sarah Kent. And photographer Juergen Teller takes Anne on a walk around his new exhibition at the ICA.