Vicky Spratt

What more can we do now on student loans?

Or do you think we've stuck with it?

What I don't understand is why when you've delivered on giving them the vote,

there hasn't been alongside it an education strategy and also it's a whole stack of policy aimed at you.

Well, thank you for coming.

I think you're now our second guest who's been on twice.

Because you came on before.

I think Mark Carney is the only one who's been on twice, I think.

And he might be coming on for a third time quite soon.

Well, thank you.

Welcome back to The Rest Is Politics, The Gen Z Story with me, Vicki Spratt.

This week in Divided or Dependent, the real Gen Z story, we're going to be unpacking some big myths about generations.

We're going to be separating fact from fiction.

What do we think we know about Gen Z and what do we really know about them?

Are they work shy and difficult to have in the workplace?

too dependent on their parents?

Or are they a generation that have grown up differently to everybody who came before them?

I've just finished interviewing Professor Bobby Duffy, and what he had to say about this was absolutely fascinating.

In case you're not familiar with his work, he's the director of the King's Policy Institute.

He's written six books, three of which are about generations and the differences, or not, between them.