JK Rowling, 1984, and cancel culture

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.

Political Dregs: Discussion with Claire Fox

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

Toppling statues is the easy part

Black lives matter, says Claire Fox in The Municipal Journal. But will black lives today be improved if local government becomes preoccupied by a war against inanimate objects and historical wrongs. One remarkable reaction to the brutal killing of George Floyd in the US has been the wave of UK-wide demonstrations that sprang up in … Read more

An illusion of the historical past

Claire joined Kellie-Jay Keen, host of the Woman by Definition podcast to discuss the Coronavirus pandemic, Brexit and her experience as a Member of the European Parliament, and the wider discussion surrounding transgenderism and mental health.

From Statues to Comedy Shows, is Britain in a Full-Blown Culture War?

Claire Fox joins Peter Whittle (New Culture Forum) and guests to tackle the eruption of controversy and revisionism in the wake of George Floyd’s death. Is Britain now engaged in a full-blown culture war and what is the end result likely to be? Are today’s youth being failed by schools & universities or are they … Read more

Is toppling a statue an act of performance art?

Has the statue of Churchill been improved by being enclosed in a protective casing? Was Colston’s toppling one of the greatest acts of performance art? Or is this all a sad indictment of the state of British politics? Fraser Nelson talks to The Spectator’s arts editor Igor Toronyi-Lalic and Coffee House contributor and writer Claire … Read more