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The industry was dissected by the forensic eye of David Conn, while Harry Pearson chaired a discussion on ghost writing.
Before he set off on holiday, Tony Blair chaired a discussion in his Downing Street offices on balancing work and life outside it.
At the weekend, he was in Salisbury, at the Muslim Institute's Winter Gathering, and I chaired a discussion with him there on creationism among Muslims.
Likewise, the economist Christopher Smallwood, who chaired a discussion of the pamphlet, thinks that for this reason a panic about Brexit could have unintended good consequences.
He met with three German bankers who, in an attempt at solidarity, arrived without ties, then he chaired a discussion about the creation of a more autonomous Greek tax authority — a long-standing ambition of the troika.
A rare sighting of six cabinet secretaries in the same room, as Sir Jeremy Heywood chaired a discussion panel on behalf of the Institute of Government and the British Academy, threw up some interesting insights into the workings of government.
Snow will be chairing a discussion on Fatherhood: Past, Present and Future.
Emily Bell is chairing a discussion about the battle for an open internet, with Alan Rusbridger, John Sviokla, Edward DeSeve, Adam Sharp and Yochai Benkler.
Vicki Goldberg, a writer for the Times, chaired a panel discussion on historic representations of the male form, which took place between the displays of beefcake, and several publications, including this one, carried stories about the evening.
It was an issue raised at the Arena in Wolverhampton on Friday night when as part of A Nation's Theatre, I chaired a lively discussion around disability, the creative advantages it might bring and the failure of many theatres to really embed disability arts in their practice.
We head off to the jobs summit, a local forum for youth unemployment, where he takes the reins, chairing a panel discussion, conducting questions from the floor.
