Moya Lothian-McLean

Moya Lothian-McLean, a public policy analyst, and Micha Frazer-Carroll, a social issues commentator, dive deep into Keir Starmer's potential outdoor smoking ban in the UK. They discuss its public health implications and the political repercussions from Conservative opposition. The conversation also touches on Labour's reassessment of oil policies amidst climate challenges, the urgent need for renewable energy investments, and the concerning decline in happiness among UK teenagers, prompting calls for political action.

David Lammy, the new Foreign Secretary, faces tough questions on the UK’s stance on Palestine, revealing the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Rachel Reeves defends the controversial cut to winter fuel allowances for pensioners, highlighting the struggles of vulnerable elderly citizens. Moya Lothian-McLean and Mike Bankole contribute insight into the ongoing protests in Israel and the political implications of military accountability, as well as the Labour Party's challenges with immigration rhetoric affecting minority voters.

Discover the untold histories of Black gay Britain in the 1980s, featuring stories of love, activism, music, and grief. Explore the challenges of preserving Black British history, undoing stereotypes, and the art of crafting non-fiction narratives. Dive into the political legacy of Black gay communities, the role of gossip in history, and navigating homophobia and advocacy. Uncover the significance of Brixton for Black gay men and the complexities of exploring hidden narratives within the community.