7pm Wednesday 11th June
Jon Sopel
in conversation with Libby Wiener on Trump and the new world disorder
Jon Sopel 
is a journalist, bestselling author and co-presenter of one of the biggest news and politics podcasts in the UK: 
The News Agents. 
He discusses his most recent book: 
Strangeland – How Britain Stopped Making Sense,
 a thought-provoking examination of post-Brexit Britain. After 8 years as the BBC’s North America Editor where he covered the 2016 and 2020 elections and experienced Trump’s White House at first hand, Jon Sopel returned home to find a very different UK from the one he left. Jon will be reflecting on Britain, and will give his insider’s take on Trump’s second term. In an unsettled world, where is America heading? Having presented the highly successful 
Americast 
podcast with Emily Maitlis and Anthony Zurcher, Sopel has plenty to say.
Libby Wiener 
worked for ITV News as a Political Correspondent at Westminster for two decades, and before that reported from Brussels, Paris, Berlin and Sydney.
This lecture begins at 
7pm.
 Doors will be open from 6.30pm.
BOOKS 
will be provided by 
www.primrosehillbooks.com
 and available to buy and have signed by the speaker after the event.
St. Mary the Virgin Primrose Hill is an Anglican church in the liberal catholic tradition. Founded in 1872 it is now celebrating its 150th anniversary. St. Mary’s has a long and proud history of supporting some of the most vulnerable in society. Part of this is running the winter homeless shelter partnered with Camden  Camden 
Community Cold Weather Shelter
 (C4WS), and is proud to provide a home to the 
Mary’s
 youthwork charity which provides practical care and help to local young people at risk.
The proceeds of this evening’s event will help St. Mary’s continue its social outreach work.
Tickets
Single lecture:
 
£15/£10 concessions (OAPs, students)
ONLINE Live-Streaming ticket: 
£10 single lecture
(You will be emailed a link ahead of the event, to watch the talk live-streamed via YouTube or after the event)
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Booking Fee: 
All bookings are subject to a small booking fee which goes to Eventbrite, which provides us with this convenient online booking service.
Ticket Availability: 
Ticket sales will be available online until 4pm on the day of the lecture and after that, on the door, subject to availability. 
Online 
ticket sales will be available to purchase until 6pm on the date of the event.
Alternatively, you can buy tickets in person locally from 
P
r
imrose Hill Books
 on Regent's Park Road or from our Parish Office by contacting 020 7722 3238 or by emailing office@smvph.org.uk
In the event of a SOLD OUT situation, we will run a 
returns 
waiting list and tickets will be offered on a first come basis, as they become available.
Refund Policy:
 We allow refunds up to one day before the event . In the event of a postponement or cancellation of the date (decided by the organisers) a refund or transfer to new date will be offered. On sold-out events, we may be able to accept refunds after this time if we have a waiting list for people awaiting return.
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