Andrew Marr
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- Sep 17, 2026
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It’s pretty clear that Earl Spencer Wants to do as much damage to the king as he humanly can. This is a verbal homicide, writes Andrew Marr | LBC (opens the original)
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The days after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997 were the oddest of my forty-plus years as a journalist. Want LBC stories before everyone else? Set us as your Preferred Source on Google Good evening. Be kind, be a little tolerant to me tonight because I’m going to start with personal reminiscence. The days after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997 were the oddest of my forty-plus years as a journalist. I was editing a newspaper and the whole country, or at least the heart o
Taking action against illegal Israeli settlements on the West Bank has enormous implications, writes Andrew Marr | LBC (opens the original)
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It is a deeply complex decision which comes with economic, diplomatic and moral impacts Taking action against the illegal Israeli settlements on the West Bank is a deeply complex decision, with enormous economic, diplomatic and moral implications. Let me start tonight by listing some of what it means. From the White House and Israel, fury and economic threats, many of which may be carried through. It means a greater likelihood of the United States decisively siding with Argentina over the Falkla
The King of the North has claimed the crown... now he must prove he can wear it, writes Andrew Marr | LBC (opens the original)
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We must all hope that he has enough steel in him to take difficult, unpopular, but necessary decisions Britain gets a new Prime Minister on Monday. Stay with the LBC app for full live coverage as Andy Burnham takes the keys to Downing Street. Being prime minister is a hellishly difficult task. One of the first qualities is to have the zest, the oomph, the relish and gusto for it. In this, from what we have seen so far, Andy Burnham is well suited to the job, as I am afraid Keir Starmer, who rare
Nigel Farage is the showman of British politics - but there are questions over his motivation for calling by-election, writes Andrew Marr | LBC (opens the original)
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Want LBC stories before everyone else? Set us as your Preferred Source on Google Nigel Paul Farage is the great showman of British politics and today unveiled a new show, the great Clacton-on-Sea by-election summer extravaganza. Roll up, roll up, to see the people of Britain take on the monstrous, hydra-headed, mean-spirited establishment. Gasp as Nigel upends the editor of The Times newspaper. Cheer as he thrashes Tory Tweedledum and Labour Tweedledee. Well...perhaps I'm exaggerating a little,
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