Katie Lam

Nigel Biggar, an expert in moral theology and Anglican priest, critiques the Church of England's reparations plans, arguing they stem from a ‘lust for self-condemnation.’ Conservative MP Katie Lam questions the legality of reallocating church funds for reparations, highlighting charity law violations. Both guests warn these precedents could force historical institutions to divert funds away from essential community needs. They also discuss the erasure of British abolitionist efforts and the implications for parishioners' support.

Katie Lam, a Conservative parliamentary candidate and former senior civil servant, shares her views on Britain’s cultural decline and political failures. She argues for a newfound bold conservatism that prioritizes honesty and real public service. Key topics include the impact of grooming gangs, immigration, and women's safety. Lam discusses how political disillusionment has stifled essential reforms and stresses the need for accountability and cultural revival over mere election cycles. She highlights the complexities of identity and legislation in modern Britain, advocating for meaningful change.

Katie Lam, a Member of Parliament from Kent, shines a light on the alarming grooming gang crisis in the UK. She reveals how systematic cover-ups by authorities have allowed these gangs to thrive while young girls suffer. Lam shares her journey from the arts to politics and emphasizes the urgency of protecting British culture and women's safety. Moreover, she calls for a national inquiry to investigate institutional failures and accountability for those involved. With a focus on immigration policies, she advocates for a proactive approach to safeguarding the community.

Katie Lam, the dynamic MP for Weald and shadow spokesman on home affairs, joins Tim Shipman for an insightful discussion. They dive into the intricacies of immigration policies and the welfare system, emphasizing the need for reform. Katie shares personal family stories while advocating for honest conversations about assimilation. They also tackle the shifting political landscape and the challenges facing the Conservative Party. Plus, Katie highlights the fascinating parallels between her dual careers in politics and scriptwriting, fueling her optimistic vision for Britain.

Katie Lam, a newly elected MP and former finance professional turned scriptwriter, joins Tim Shipman to discuss critical immigration issues. She reveals that 1.3 million non-British individuals receive universal credit, sparking debate over welfare dependency. Lam critiques current immigration policies, balancing empathy for migrants with taxpayer burdens and calls for a complete policy overhaul. She reflects on her family's immigrant history and shares insights on navigating political challenges and her ambitions to enhance trust in government.