In the week the Prime Minister begins a campaign to help people lose weight after the coronavirus outbreak, Adam Boulton is joined by Claire Fox, Richard Angell and Jon Craig to assess whether the PM’s plans to ban junk food adverts before 9pm and include clearer labelling of calories on alcoholic drinks will have the … Read more
Liam Halligan and Kate Hoey host Claire Fox on The Telegraph‘s Planet Normal Podcast to discuss the current war on history, the BBC’s metamorphosis into the mouthpiece for woke propaganda, the dangers of mandating a narrow and prescriptive view of social relations into all facets of society, and how to deal with social media backlashes.
Isabel Hilton hosts the iai’s online discussion on the changes Covid-19 has brought to the political landscape, from right-wing governments like UK’s Conservative party spending at unprecedented levels to left-wing governments such as Sweden’s Social Democrats refusing to intervene in opposition to the traditionally anti-intervention right. The panellists include Claire Fox, Paul Mason, and Bim … Read more
The Ayn Rand Centre UK hosts their first online panel event with Razi Ginzberg in conversation with Claire Fox and Craig Biddle. The topic in discussion was the rise of tribalism, toxicity and cancel culture. Collectively do these concepts represent a sign of intolerant times and intellectual shallowness, or are they merely an attempts to … Read more
Claire joins the Adam Garrie Podcast to discuss free speech and censorship, the rise of mandated critical race theory and unconscious bias training, and the need for further democratisation of the UK parliamentary system.
Tom Bewick, Chief Executive of the Federation of Awarding Bodies, hosts Claire Fox and guess to discuss how Covid-19 has affected the further education and skills sector and what lessons can be learnt from this crisis so that the sector is better prepared for any future outbreak.
Vance Crowe hosts Claire on his podcast to discuss the importance of debating, George Orwell’s masterpiece 1984, JK Rowling’s run-in with cancel culture, and why feminists have trouble connecting with current-day movements.
Claire joins panellists Isabel Oakshott, and Andrew Lilico among others for the Institute of Economic Affairs’ online event ‘Live with Littlewood’ hosted by IEA Director Mark Littlewood to discuss Rishi Sunak’s fiscal statement, “cancel culture”, and how the West should approach China post-pandemic.
Claire joined the Political Dregs team Calvin Robinson, Joel Davidson, Amir Sadjady and Hamish Hunter to discuss the left-wing case for Brexit, whether people voted for a no-deal Brexit, and the emergence of identity politics and why it should be opposed. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Claire Fox speaks to The Sun’s Steve Edginton for the Burning Questions series to discuss the ongoing culture wars and the dangers of the ‘woke’ movement particularly in the areas of censorship and revisionism.