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15 January 2015

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

Election debates, blasphemy and Bitcoin.

By New Statesman

(Photo By A man raises a pen during a rally in support of the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attacks. Photo: Martin Bureau/AFP/Getty Images)

On this week’s New Statesman podcast, George Eaton and John Elledge discuss the televised election debates, New Statesman editor Jason Cowley and Xan Rice talk to Shiraz Maher about the jihadi threat to Britain, and Ian Steadman and Alex Hern talk through the decline of Bitcoin.

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