Peer Review

By Jonathan Marland

Jonathan Marland (Lord Marland of Odstock) has been a Conservative Peer for 17 years. During this time he has witnessed first hand the breadth and depth of knowledge and expertise amongst members... more

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The podcast currently has 26 episodes available.

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September 26, 2023 S1E6: Lord Dobbs of Wylye
Michael Dobbs started his political life writing speeches for Margret Thatcher, and went on to become an acclaimed writer - perhaps best known for his book House of Cards, now serialised here and in the US.

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September 26, 2023 S1E5: General The Lord Houghton of Richmond
Nick Houghton, former Chief of the Defence Staff whose military career spanned 43 years during which time he served as Deputy Commander of All Allied Troops in Iraq and was instrumental in helping the UK military adapt to meet the challenges of terrorism and global instability.
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September 26, 2023 S1E4: Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws
Helena Kennedy is one of the country’s foremost civil rights barristers, having defended the Gang of Four and Myra Hindley among others. Not afraid to put her head above the parapet and speak up for the issues she believes in, she has dedicated her life to championing human rights.
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September 26, 2023 S1E3: Lord Patel of Dunkeld
Naren Patel first arrived in the UK as an unaccompanied 17 year old medical student from Tanzania in 1956. He went on to become a world renowned Consultant Obstetrician leading ground breaking research into fetal abnormality. He was the first Asian to be awarded The Order of The Thistle.
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September 26, 2023 S1E2: Lord Howard of Lympne
Born in Wales to Romanian parents of Jewish descent, Michael Howard, former Leader of the Conservative Party, has played a central role in British politics for the past 50 years. He held Cabinet positions in both the Thatcher and Major governments, under whom he became Home Secretary. Called to the Bar in 1964, and a KC since 1982 he is known for sharp, enquiring mind, his passion for Liverpool FC and his former super-model wife, Sandra.
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30min
September 26, 2023 S1E1: Lord Strathclyde
After 38 years in the House of Lords and as one of the 91 remaining hereditary peers, Tom Strathclyde has politics running through his veins, and has witnessed first-hand some of the most seismic political events of our times.
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How many episodes does Peer Review have?

The podcast currently has 26 episodes available.