Sir Trevor Phillips

Trevor Phillips, host of Sky's Sunday Morning Politics and a keen analyst of social issues, delves into the heated immigration debate. He discusses the polarizing public sentiment towards asylum seekers and the ethical implications of housing them in hotels. The conversation highlights the challenges within immigration policies, the political landscape's history, and the discrepancy between illegal crossings and visa overstays. Phillips calls for a balanced dialogue, addressing both the contributions of immigrants and the urgent need for a coherent policy.

Sir Trevor Phillips, founder of the Policy Exchange’s History Matters project, discusses the importance of history, race, and free speech. Topics include public opinion on changing street names and pulling down statues, race relations in Britain today, the longevity of the House of Windsor, the problems with politics and journalism, and exploring historical counterfactuals and speculating on the impact of Bobby Kennedy's survival.

Join Sam Bidwell, a writer for The Spectator, as he dives into Britain's puzzling population undercountings, revealing serious implications for society. Trevor Phillips, a prominent broadcaster, adds his insights on migration data challenges. Michael Gove discusses a controversial ruling against The Spectator by Ipso, questioning the intersection of free speech and media regulation. Arabella Byrne makes a compelling case for the concept of 'trad dads,' exploring changing gender roles in modern families. It's a thought-provoking conversation on pressing societal issues!