Prof Paul Dixon: The Military’s Influence on Britain’s Democracy

Mary Hockaday, ex-Controller BBC World Service: Funding and Editorial Independence at the World Service

Stewart Purvis, ex-ITN Chief, on impartiality, Lisa Nandy's intervention and 'nipple-gate'

Mark Damazer, former BBC Trustee, on the BBC’s international audio strategy and its future

Robin Aitken, former BBC journalist on Impartiality, Internal Culture, and Trust in the BBC

Dr Alice Donald: Media Myths, Chicken Nuggets, and the ECHR

Prof John Wyver, on the campaign for access to the BBC Written Archives

Prof Catherine Johnson on disappearing public service programming

Richard Ayre, former senior BBC Executive on the Corporation's crisis week: Gaza, MasterChef, and editorial challenges

Marcus Ryder, CEO Film and TV Charity on the Greg Wallace controversy and the mental health crisis in the industry

Rhodri Taflan Davies, BBC Director of Nations and Ritula Shah ex BBC presenter in conversation at the VLV conference

Miqdaad Versi on the report "BBC on Gaza-Israel: one story, double standards"

Iain Dale, LBC presenter on his Thatcher biography, her impact on the media and the future of public service broadcasting

John Ware, veteran investigative journalist on Gerry Adams' defamation case, the BBC and Middle East coverage

Jonathan Thompson, CEO of Everyone TV, on Freely and the future of free television in the UK

Dr Tom Mills, Media Reform Coalition on how to mutualise the BBC

Patrick Spence, exec producer 'Mr Bates vs the Post Office' on the crisis facing British drama

Rozina Breen, CEO, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, on the Sir Harry Evans Investigative Journalism Summit

Jonathan Dimbleby, veteran broadcaster, on unravelling historical myths, democracy's fragility, and long-form interviewing

Nick Kent on his BBC Two documentary "Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz" and public service broadcasting