Kemi Badenoch

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549 appearances 8 recordings 5 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 9 Jun

Kemi Badenoch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 5 in all, peaking in Feb 2026 with 3.

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dress or your head, you know, what would she say about the kippah?
What would she say about the burqa?
What would she say about
The cross, you know, the trouble, as always, is it's a great top line to say everyone needs common sense.
As soon as you have to define what that actually means to people's lives, to what they're allowed to do and what they're not allowed to do critically, it gets really sticky.
We'll be back in a moment.
As a Somali football referee has been denied access to the US, his visa restricted, we'll be asking what this World Cup tells us now about power, politics and money.
Well, we've got with us in the studio, Joey Durso, who is a journalist who writes about football and its relationships with politics and power.
Your book, Joey, More Than a Shirt, is a brilliant opening into what you can read from a football shirt that takes you into the world of power, global politics, money.
So if I said, tell us, instead of the shirt, what this World Cup is telling you about power,
But I guess in a way that's obvious, isn't it?
Because Qatar felt, I mean, so lucky to have got a World Cup that they probably shouldn't have got Russia the same.
There was talk of all those infrastructure deals being done, you know, energy deals, gas deals being done into, you know, between governments in Qatar.
Right.
So they knew that they lucked out onto this one, whereas Trump, I guess, feels like, you know, America is the centre of the world anyway.
He was in hospital, wasn't he, for the fire?
There is something more honest, in a way, about this World Cup, where, you know, it's not like they've started everything from scratch.
These cities exist, the stadiums exist, the kind of communities exist.
It's not kind of like...
some random Ozymandias sort of creation in the desert, is it?
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