Conservative MP Joy Morrissey joins Christopher Hope at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham to discuss the future direction of the Conservative Party and its priorities in opposition.

The interview covers immigration and the small boats crisis, the Conservative Party’s economic approach, women’s rights and equality policy, the Supreme Court judgment on sex and the law, face coverings, concerns raised by residents over migrant accommodation, and the party’s approach to rebuilding voter trust.

Joy Morrissey also reflects on her time in the Whips’ Office, her support for Kemi Badenoch’s leadership, the question of cooperation with Reform UK, Britain’s history and education, and her previous support for Boris Johnson.

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Off The Record is here for a wide-ranging and uncompromising discussion of the biggest stories in British politics, media and public life.

Kelvin MacKenzie is joined by Freddie Gray, Deputy Editor of The Spectator, and Patrick Christys of GB News for a lively conversation covering the Green Party, the future of British politics, antisemitism, the growing tensions around Israel and Gaza, and the direction of the political left.

The panel also examines Zack Polanski and the Green Party leadership, the changing political landscape, Kemi Badenoch and the state of the Conservative Party, Britain’s economic future and the debate over wealth creation and taxation.

Other major topics include concerns surrounding RAF Fairford and national security, Britain’s relationship with the United States and Iran, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s reported desire to make amends with the Royal Family, and whether Britain’s wealthiest residents are being driven overseas.

When asked about her relationship with the convicted terrorist , Lubna Speitan first described the question as “insulting” and said it had “no relation to the work that I’m doing”.

She described The Telegraph’s approach as part of “mainstream media” attacks that aimed to “demonise” Palestinians, before suggesting Pham had been wrongfully accused.

She said the questions surrounding her relationship with Pham were a “character assassination”.

And a Green Party spokesperson said:

“Lubna Speitan holds no party positions other than being a member. The Green Party takes all allegations of this nature seriously. Where members have expressed views that do not fit in with the party’s values, we have internal processes to investigate.”

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The head of the world’s oldest church has been arrested and faces imprisonment after a prime minister supported by the EU …

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Kemi Badenoch has called Andy Burnham “a Paddington Bear Prime Minister” as she hit out at the Labour leader.

Speaking at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, the Tory leader said: “There is no national security without economic security, and there is no economic security without national security. We cannot have one without the other. Labour do not understand this.”

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