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Hace 3 días · Geoff Hoon says 'biological is a tricky word in this context'. Is this why Labour are so happy to talk about 'biological women' without stating the silent assumption that 'transwomen are biological women'? 'an anatomical, endocrinological and legal female'. ' what does ‘ biological sex’ mean?'.
Hace 5 días · defence secretary, geoff hoon. good evening. welcome back , good evening. welcome back, everybody. now, you might have noficed everybody. now, you might have noticed that there was an interesting debate taking place at the early hours today. i'm speaking, of course, about joe biden and donald trump. well, joe biden, he is doing a rally as we speak, and i'll be cutting live to that in a second ...
Hace 4 días · Dewbs and Co (GB News, 6 p.m.): Labour former Cabinet minister Geoff Hoon … former Conservative MP Craig Mackinlay. Politics Hub with Ali Fortescue (Sky News, 7 p.m.): Conservative candidate Liam Fox … Sarah Jones … former Labour MP Ben Bradshaw … broadcaster Mercy Muroki … former Keir Starmer adviser Claire Ainsley.
18 de jun. de 2024 · Former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon has said he believes Keir Starmer is "better prepared" for Government than Tony Blair was ahead of the 1997 General Election.This comes as the latest YouGov polling places Labour at 37 per cent, with the Tories falling behind at 18 per cent and Nigel Farage's Reform UK one point ahead of them with ...
18 de jun. de 2024 · Geoff Hoon. Note: our records only go back to 1997 for the Commons and 2001 for the Lords (more details).
18 de jun. de 2024 · Former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon has said he believes Nigel Farage will ‘disappear’ should Reform not win a significant number of seats.Mr Hoon also said he felt the centre wing.
18 de jun. de 2024 · Former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon has said he believes Nigel Farage will ‘disappear’ should Reform not win a significant number of seats. Mr Hoon also said he felt the centre wing of the Conservative Party ‘has all but disappeared’ due to the influence of Reform, something he described as 'dangerous' for British politics.
