Hello and welcome to the week in 60 minutes brought to you by Spectator TV and broadcast on this Thursday the 18th of May,

2023. My name is Freddie Gray. I am the deputy editor of the Spectator and I will be

your host today. On the show this week we have Migration Nation. The cover of the

Spectator this week is about the news that the government is about

to announce that there will be 700,000 net immigrants into Britain legal immigrants into Britain this

year Fraser Nelson has written that cover piece he'll be talking to Nigel Farage, who probably needs no introduction.

We will then talk about a related subject, which is conservatism and the National Conservative Conference,

which was held in Westminster this week.

I'll speak to two speakers at that conference.

That's Mary Harrington of Unheard and Tim Stanley of the

Telegraph. And after that, we'll move to Foreign Affairs. And I'll talk to Paul Wood about

Evgeny Prygosen, who is emerging as the potential rival to Vladimir Putin in Russia, or is he?

You never know when it comes to Russia news.

And lastly, I will talk about artificial intelligence and dating, which is a very weird, weird world.

I'll be joined by Jake Kasslasky, who runs an AI dating service called Keeper.

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To begin, let me hold up this week's spectator again. Migration Nation is the cover piece and it's about the news that the

government is expected to soon announce or even admit that legal migration net legal migration

is somewhere around 700,000 immigrants coming into this country. It's a lot higher than was expected and Fraser Nelson

explores the possibility that it may be being used to cover up the large number of British

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