“Burnham’s essay is the same old tropes over and over… he said he made the buses work better. Brilliant, I’m all for that, but that’s not enough to turn this country round.” On TalkTV, Claire discussed Labour Party policy and the concept of ‘Burnhamism’, the tragic case of a young murder victim who was accused … Read more
Claire joined Sir Trevor Phillips and Times Radio breakfast show presenters Rosie Wright and Calum Macdonald to discuss the morning’s headlines, including: attempts to diagnose the reasons for rising youth unemployment, Tony Blair’s criticism of the Labour government’s green energy targets, and a Max Planck Society study claiming that women are more attractive than men. … Read more
Claire joined Andrew Fox and Jake Wallis Simons on The Brink podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on Britain’s political realignment, the rise of populism, free speech, and the cultural fallout from October 7th. Fox argues that both Labour and the Conservatives have become increasingly detached from ordinary people, creating the conditions for populist movements to … Read more
Claire appeared on Times Radio’s Evening Edition with Peter Hitchens and presenter Kait Borsay. They discussed President Trump’s attempt to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the future of the Labour leadership, and the pros and cons of eating ‘picky bits’ for dinner. Listen to the discussion below… The whole programme is available on the Times … Read more
Claire appeared on Times Radio with James Ball, political editor of The New World magazine, and presenter Rod Liddle. They discussed the stories of the week, including: anti-Semitic comments by Green Party electoral candidates, free speech and the pro-Palestine protests, the continued political survival of Keir Starmer and the future of the Labour Party, King … Read more
“It’s too easy. We think if we ban the demonstration, we’ll get rid of the problem. But actually the problem goes much deeper.” Claire spoke to Talk TV’s Ian Collins about calls to ban pro-Palestinian marches following the attacks on Jews in Golders Green, and the overturning of the University of Sussex’s fine for its … Read more