Ed Vaizey, 20th June 2026

Claire joined Times science correspondent Tom Whipple and Ed Vaizey on Times Radio to discuss the headlines. Topics covered include: the future of the Labour party following Andy Burnham’s by-election victory in Makerfield, government plans to ban social media for under-16s, claims of overwhelming public ‘Bregret’ 10 years after the Brexit referendum, the death of … Read more

We were right to leave the EU

“Citizens now have a better knowledge of how society really works. Brexit flipped back the curtain and revealed to ordinary people what so many in power really thought of them.” Claire spoke at The Spectator’s Brexit Debate on Wednesday 17th June.

Free Speech Nation, 14th June 2026

“We have to be grown up and look these horrors straight in the face and as a society know how to deal with them. How dare politicians say they’re going to contain our emotional response? And when they try to suppress it, it makes it worse.” Claire spoke to Josh Howie on GB News about … Read more

Is Net Zero democratic?

Claire spoke to The Global Warming Policy Foundation about whether Net Zero policies have a democratic mandate or are they being imposed on the public from above? The discussion covered topics including: the legislative origins of Net Zero, environmentalism vs. humanism, modernity as liberation, paternalism and the Nudge Unit, the ‘Climate Denier’ label, the Davos … Read more

Dewbs & Co, 9th June 2026

“We do not think that stoning women for adultery is modern, that it’s just a cultural practice, what’s wrong with that? We do not think that child marriage is an interesting cultural expression. We have to say that’s a backward medieval thing. So ‘alien culture’ was well chosen.” Claire discussed the shocking stabbing in Belfast … Read more

Cross Question, 8th June 2026

On LBC Claire discussed audience questions with London Assembly member Emma Best, Labour MP Toby Perkins, economist and author Duncan Weldon and host Iain Dale. Topics included: the wisdom of banning social media for under-16s, the impact on the Ukrainian and Iranian wars on the UK’s economy, proposed welfare cuts to fund defence, Nigel Farage’s … Read more

Henry Nowak murder: where is Starmer?

Claire spoke to Martin Daubney on GB News about the Government’s response to the murder of Henry Nowak. “Now we are basically told to put a lid on it, that it’s divisive! Basically saying that the tensions and divisions are being created by the reactions. No, the tensions and the divisions are created by the … Read more

Alex Phillips, 29th May 2026

“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

Times Radio, 28th May 2026

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