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BBC Radio 4: Conserving What? - part two

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Peter Oborne continues to investigate the meaning of Conservatism. This week, he delves into the party's history. What are its roots, and how did it unite the urban and rural strands?

This edition of Conserving What? was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Sunday 12 October and is repeated on Wednesday 14 October.

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