Claire was invited onto Times Radio as the political ‘frenemy’ of Baroness Tina Stowell. With presenter Ed Vaizey they discussed with how they became friends, the rights and wrongs of pro-Palestinian demonstrations during the Armistice weekend, and whether the Covid inquiry is focused on the right things. “What’s really dangerous about this Lockdown inquiry is … Read more
On a return visit to the Vance Crowe Podcast, Claire discussed free speech, anti-Semitism, radical Islam, cancel culture, and the changing dynamics of public discourse
Claire talked to Patrick Christys about the Islamaphobia Awareness video posted by Labour leader Keir Starmer in the midst of rising anti-semitism: “It’s identity politics of the worst kind”.
Claire appeared on the Scotland Speaks podcast and discussed cancel culture at the Edinburgh Fringe with Iain Macwhirter and host Alex Salmond. Listen to the podcast here. The conversation begins 42 minutes in. Also, you can hear excerpts from the panel debate The Ayes Have It! The Ayes Have It! at which Claire spoke against … Read more
Claire spoke to talkTV’s Mike Graham about the NHS trusts signing up to a Rainbow Badge scheme which will mark them down for using words like ‘mother’, ULES and other attempts to discourage people from using their cars, and what Suella Braverman’s claim that every crime must be investigated means in an era when the … Read more
Claire, Paul Embery and GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry discussed the removal of migrants from the Bibby Stockholm barge for safety reasons, whether doctors should be able to strike in the midst of a cost of living crisis, proposals for a one-off wealth tax to raise money for public services, and the children’s book about … Read more
Claire told GB News’s Patrick Christys that the enshrinement of eco plans in law until 2037 is ‘disastrous for democracy.’
On the Mike Graham show, Claire discusses claims that migrants are too scared of water to board the Bibby Stockholm barge, campaigns by EDI activists against investment in ‘immoral’ industries, and the importance of cash in a ‘cashless society’.
On GB News, Claire discussed debanking with Roger Gill, Vicky Pryce and presenter Martin Daubney and criticised bank value statements which allow them to close people’s account if they disagree with their political views.
On Times Radio, Claire Fox, William Hague, Aasmah Mir and Stig Abell discussed allegations about an unnamed BBC presenter, the immigration debate, a report on the “anti-racist” industry in schools, and fancy dinner parties.