This was our second meeting in Sheffield and we had an open discussion to home in on where we are going to focus in the coming months.

The news is full of items about climate change and the climate 'emergency'. We are told the science behind these topics is 'settled' and there is no need for debate.  Is this true?

Does assisted suicide relieve suffering and give people ultimate control over their own life and death? Or is acceptance by the state of the premeditated killing of a human being always wrong? PiPs Newcastle met at The Telegraph pub to discuss legalisation of assisted dying.

Tim O'Rourke, chair of the North West region of the Social Democratic Party joined us to explain what the SDP stands for.

Do people need state intervention to protect them from ‘gambling harm’? Or is the threat to individual freedom and privacy a greater risk? PiPs Newcastle met to discuss what is really at stake in the Government’s crackdown on gambling.

NATO was formed in 1949 with Britain as a founding member but is it about time to reconsider our membership?

PiPs Sheffield discussed the UK housing crisis and asked whether it is time to review our policies on the Greenbelt and Localism?

PiPs Newcastle met outside on the Telegraph’s roof terrace to discuss the recent proliferation of anti-car measures across the UK.

Digital currency is gaining a bad reputation for many but what are the benefits of a cashless society?

PiPs Newcastle met to discuss the topic of the UK’s constitutional monarchy, with a particular focus on whether it is becoming too political.

A discussion with Nick Buckley, mayoral candidate for Greater Manchester

The idea of everything you need being within 15 minutes of where you live sounds like a great idea.  Why do some people have concerns?