Charles Moore

James Crisp, Europe Editor at The Daily Telegraph, shares insights on Emmanuel Macron's London visit and his discussions with Keir Starmer, highlighting the complexities of Brexit negotiations and potential trade deals. The conversation delves into immigration policies and the challenges of improving Anglo-French relations. Meanwhile, Lord Charles Moore reflects on the legacy of Norman Tebbit, a pivotal figure in Thatcher's cabinet, exploring his contributions and the political climate of his era.

Oleksandra Matviichuk, a Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights lawyer and head of Ukraine's Center for Civil Liberties, discusses the mounting documentation of war crimes in Ukraine, emphasizing the plight of displaced children. Charles Moore, biographer of Margaret Thatcher, reflects on the Iron Lady's views on Russia. They also analyze the significant milestone of over one million Russian casualties, contrasting it with Russia's narrative. Additionally, concerns about nuclear threats from the U.S. add urgency to the ongoing geopolitical tensions.

In a captivating discussion with Charles Moore, a prominent British journalist and biographer known for his in-depth work on Margaret Thatcher, the nature of political biography is explored. Moore debates whether Thatcher's legacy is perceived differently than intended, revealing underrated figures in her cabinet. He delves into the philosophical underpinnings of her policies and shares insights on the delicate balance between storytelling and historical accuracy. Charming and articulate, Moore’s analysis sheds new light on one of history's most complex leaders.