Claire on Times Radio, 15th February 2025

Claire joined comedian Paul Chowdhry and presenter Rod Liddle on Times Radio to discuss exaggerations in chancellor Rachel Reeves’s CV, Trump’s peace negotiations over Ukraine, how human rights laws allow convicted criminals to dodge deportation, the idea of the US buying Greenland, the hijacking of school curricula for political purposes, revelations about the lifespan of … Read more

The Evening Edition, 12th November 2024

“I don’t think we should make suicide the go-to solution for people.” On Times Radio’s Evening Edition, Claire joined presenter Kait Borsay and Times leader writer Michael Binyon to discuss the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the assisted dying bill and how to impress Donald Trump. Listen to the full programme on … Read more

Sunday papers on Times Radio, 9th June 2024

Claire reviewed the morning papers with Geoffrey Wheatcroft, author of Bloody Panico!: or Whatever Happened to the Tory Party? and presenters Kate McCann and Adam Boulton. They discussed Rishi Sunak’s decision to leave the D-Day commemorations early, young people being used to smuggle cocaine cash to Dubai, proposals to ban fast food outlets near schools, … Read more

The Evening Edition, 13th May 2025

“Rishi Sunak’s trying to say that Keir Starmer is not reliable because he flip flops and he doesn’t believe in anything, and all that you think when you listen to Rishi Sunak is neither do you.” Claire joined Times columnist Gerry Baker and Evening Edition presenter Kait Borsay discussed Rishi Sunak’s latest political relaunch, Donald … Read more

The Evening Edition, 2nd April 2024

“I don’t think the police should be the people who decide what we are allowed to say.” On Times Radio’s Evening Edition, Claire discussed the day’s news with Rosie Wright and Times leader writer Michael Binyon. Stories covered: JK Rowling’s tweets describing several transgender women as men on the day the Hate Crime and Public … Read more

The Rwanda bill won’t resolve illegal crossings

“Our lack of our control of the borders is a betrayal of national sovereignty.” In a discussion with barrister Alexander Horne and Times Radio presenter Baroness Hazarika, Claire argued that the Rwanda bill is “fooling people”, and won’t resolve the issue of illegal crossings which is a “betrayal of national sovereignty”.

Frenemies in the Lords

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