Cover-ups, conspiracies, and what Jesus might say about the Epstein scandal
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Should nothing be kept secret in government? Or are there times when a cover up is justified? Rev Peter Crumpler, former director of communications for The Archbishops council, and Julia Bicknell, a former BBC journalist, chat to Esther Higham about the Afghan leak, Jeffrey Epstein, and discerning truth from conspiracy.
Released on 22 Jul 2025
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