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They agree that public transport should be improved, but could they find common ground over Ulez, the climate or statues of slave traders?

He’s a net zero sceptic while she’s convinced of the dangers of climate change. Did tensions boil over?

One is an old-school socialist, the other is disillusioned with politics but used to vote Lib Dem. Would they concur on the right to a state pension?

Would a Labour-voting gardener who has worked as a life model and a Tory who’s eyeing up Reform UK find common ground?

They are both republicans and agree on Brexit, Boris Johnson and banning private schools, but will they see eye-to-eye on inheritance?

They both support Labour – but are they going in the same direction when it comes to low-traffic neighbourhoods?

A Brexit-voting diplomat and a remainer NHS worker lock horns over social justice – but will they agree on the ills of social media?

The boomer housing gap, decriminalising drugs … can an NHS clinical commissioner and a marketing executive find common ground?Fancy dining across the divide? Find out how to take part

They dined out on Brexit, Priti Patel and the Windsors – but would they stomach each other’s views on homeopathy?

They feel the same about the Tories, but not about Brexit – can two strangers find common ground over dinner?