Lucy Fisher
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792 appearances
16 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 20 Jul
Lucy Fisher’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And beyond that, you know, I think if we step back, we have to realise that when the atrocities of October the 7th happened, you know, this was in the early days of Starmer's administration.
And just after, you know, he had performed, you know, the pretty seismic feat.
of turning Labour around and kicking out the anti-Semites.
So it was a different moment in Labour's journey towards re-establishing itself as a sort of a party of government, a party that had dealt with an institutional problem with anti-Semitism following Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the party.
And therefore I think that was part of the calculation
of the way that Starmer first responded to Israel's actions in the wake of October 7th.
Yes, well, it's been a pretty extraordinary week with the Clacton by-election and Farage's remarkable gamble, you know, dominating headlines.
Interesting, not least watching how some media organisations with an international audience
are trying to explain Count Binface as a man who wears a trash costume, trying to expose Farage's weaknesses.
And also interesting to see how tetchy the Reform UK party has been in response to that.
They've been sort of trying to out the satirist who's inside the Bin costume as a left-winger BBC-accredited comedian, as they call him.
So they don't like having fun poked at him.
It does look likely at this stage that Farage will win the Clacton by-election.
All the main parties have refused to stand against him.
They call this a stunt.
And of course, then, if he does get back into Parliament, we know that the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner will reprise their investigation into some of the donations and gifts that have been given to him.
So, you know, he's not out of hot water yet.
Well, you know, she was obviously a home affairs and employment minister in John Major's government, well known for her social conservatism as Labour, forgive me, as the Conservative, particularly under Cameron, you know, tacked to be more liberal in their social views.
She sort of clung hard to, you know, cultural conservatism.
And then, as you pointed out, in her latter years, joined Reform UK and was a spokeswoman for them.
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