Dominic Grieve

Dominic Grieve, former Attorney General and ex-Conservative MP who co-wrote the government's non-statutory definition of anti-Muslim hate, joins to discuss two political flashpoints. They unpack the Mandelson files, missing paperwork and whether the Prime Minister's due process claims hold up. Then they dive into the new anti-Muslim hate definition, its language choices and risks for free speech and schools.

Former Conservative MP Dominic Grieve, a strong opponent of Brexit, reflects on his transition from politics to broadcasting. He discusses the lack of representation of his perspective within the conservative party and how his father's experiences in World War II influenced his political views. Grieve also shares his strategies for coping with difficult times in his adolescence and reflects on his journey to becoming a Member of Parliament. He explores the challenges faced by new Conservative MPs in 1997 and discusses the fallout from his departure as Attorney General in 2014. Grieve concludes by expressing concerns about the current state of the parliamentary conservative party.

Join former Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan, Brexit skeptic Labour MP Stella Creasy, historian Robert Tombs, and ex-Attorney General Dominic Grieve in a lively debate on Brexit. They delve into the long-term implications of leaving the EU, discussing national sovereignty versus economic realities. The conversation highlights the impact on trade, immigration, and overall economic performance post-Brexit, as well as public sentiments driving voter decisions. The clash of perspectives unveils exciting insights into a pivotal moment in British history.