Sir Graham Brady

Gareth Roberts, author of "World War Twee," critiques the rise of twee culture in Britain, arguing it distracts from serious issues and leads to a tragic trivialization of society. Former 1922 Committee chair Graham Brady reflects on his influential role in British politics, discussing the challenges and absurdities he faced alongside party dynamics. Lastly, the conversation takes a festive turn as they debate the merits of pigs in blankets, sharing humorous anecdotes and creative culinary twists on this beloved holiday dish.

In a lively lunch with Jack Blanchard, Sir Graham Brady, the former chairman of the 1922 Committee, shares juicy stories from his 14 years in power. He recounts the fiery reactions of David Cameron, Theresa May's feelings of betrayal, and Boris Johnson's cunning antics. Liz Truss' final moments before resigning are especially memorable. Brady also sheds light on the secretive letters of no confidence and their mysterious influence in the Tory party, revealing a chaotic yet fascinating side of British politics.