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Henry Hill

Deputy Editor at Conservative Home and analyst of contemporary Conservative politics, invited to discuss the party's current challenges and voter dynamics.

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Oct 1, 2025 • 55min

On Politics: The Death of the Conservative Party?

Join Henry Hill, Deputy Editor at Conservative Home, and Sir Anthony Seldon, esteemed historian and author, as they dissect the challenges facing the Conservative Party. They delve into Kemi Badenoch's struggles as a leader, the party's failure to attract younger voters, and the impact of economic insecurity on conservative appeals. Seldon reflects on the need for a visionary leader amid leadership failures, while both guests ponder the future of the party as it potentially faces extinction by 2034.
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Jul 29, 2024 • 29min

The Tory leadership race: Runners, riders, quitters

In this discussion, former Tory chairman Lord Chris Patten shares his deep insights into the shifting dynamics within the Conservative Party. Henry Hill from Conservative Home analyzes the contenders, revealing who might unite the party or face challenges ahead. They dive into the potential impact of Brexit on leadership candidates and the critical need to regain public trust. The duo also touches on media influences in politics and how to engage voters beyond the party's right wing. Plus, a fun nod to political films adds a lighthearted twist!
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Jan 16, 2026 • 28min

Jenrick defects: can Reform win the next election?

Join Paul McNamara, a Senior Political Correspondent delving into Westminster's chaos, and Henry Hill, Deputy Editor of ConservativeHome, as they explore the fallout from Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform. They analyze how this shakeup reflects deeper Conservative Party issues and discuss the potential for Reform to make headway in the next election. From grassroots challenges to leadership credibility, they tackle whether this marks a pivotal moment in UK politics and how it echoes Canada's political splits.

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