On BBC Radio 4’s The World Tonight, Claire spoke about the Just Stop Oil protests, the right to protest and threats to free speech represented by the Public Order Bill. Claire appears 41 minutes in. Listen on BBC Sounds.
On The Briefing with Arlene Foster on GB News, Claire discussed the appointment of Jeremy Hunt as Chancellor and attempts to delay the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Pressure on the prime minister over the economy, the government’s growth policies, and Britain’s commitment to Ukraine were discussed by Jo Coburn and guests Conservative MP Bob Seely, Liberal Democrat MP Daisy Cooper, writer and environmentalist George Monbiot, and Claire Fox. Watch the programme on iPlayer.
On the GB News breakfast show, Claire discussed the morning papers with property expert Kunle Barber and presenters Isabel Webster and Stephen Dixon. In their first slot, they covered Russia’s escalation of attacks on Ukraine, the relaxation of regulations over building affordable homes, and the Festival of Brexit. The stories when they returned were Tory … Read more
“I wouldn’t trust what happens in the Parliamentary estate to solve our problems… Who is going to solve our problems? We are, the public.” Claire joins Andrew Doyle on Free Speech Nation to discuss what to expect from the Battle of Ideas festival.
Claire was a guest on Michael Portillo’s first GB News show. Are politicians frightened of talking in abstract terms? “Often politicians imagine that citizens and voters only think in terms of pounds and pennies and what will work, but when you talk to people… democratic accountability, sovereignty… that was what they were really interested in.”
“It was the first time I found myself part of an intellectual community… it gave me the courage to become a braver person.” In the run up to the 2022 Battle of Ideas festival, Dr Nikos Sotirakopoulos of the Ayn Rand talked with Claire Fox and Mo Lovatt of the Academy of Ideas about his … Read more
On the Planet Normal podcast Claire and host Liam Halligan discussed the Conservative party conference and fringe events. Claire appears from 21 minutes in…
Curriculum changes now require staff to teach sensitive topics outside of their expertise, prompting some to turn to external agencies for resources and materials – which is why it’s only right that parents get to see what those lessons involve, asserts Claire in Teach Secondary magazine… “If you’d told me 10 years ago that in … Read more