Natasha Devon
I am a writer, broadcaster and campaigner. I tour schools throughout the world delivering talks and conducting research on mental health and related issues like body image, gender and equality. I also have a weekly show on LBC (Saturdays 6-9pm).
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Banning Skirts, Meghan Markle and The Sudden and Unexpected Racism of a Former Friend (opens the original)
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At the beginning of my book The Nuance Drought I talk about a conversation with a very good friend of mine, who thought she was confessing some hideously controversial secret to me the day she told me she ‘didn’t really like Meghan Markle’. She was quick to reassure me that she doesn’t hate the Duchess of Sussex, or think the vitriol she has endured from the media is in any way justified. Rather, she simply finds her annoying because Meghan is, in her
Getting it Wrong: How to Respond to Extreme Ideas (opens the original)
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On Saturday I got a caller to LBC to admit, live on air, that they were happy to see asylum seekers drown in the channel.I’ve posted a segment of the conversation here. You can also listen back from about 1.41 on this link (if you’re reading this before 25.09.26).To summarise, Paul called the show to say he thought it was irresponsible for asylum seekers to ‘deliberately put themselves in danger’ and therefore put a strain on our emergency services (in this instance, specifically the RNLI). He c
Piddington vs The Nuance Drought (opens the original)
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Yesterday I went on my colleague James O’Brien’s LBC show to talk about my book The Nuance Drought (which is very much out now). I’ve included a clip of us talking about media ‘debates’ and how reductive they can be below. Coincidentally, earlier in the show James was talking about <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/artic
An Exciting New Development in Mental Health Care (opens the original)
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At the end of last month, I hosted the reveal of results of a decade-long study (known as the ODESSI trial) which had taken place across five NHS trusts using a technique for delivering mental health care called Open Dialogue.When I agreed to host the conference at Rethi
Reform Mega Donations Scandal - Why it Matters (opens the original)
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This weekend we learned that two crypto billionaires - Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo - donated £72 million to the Reform Party in 48 hours. These kinds of mega donations are unprecedented. Reform were already the most donated-to party in the UK (approximately £34 million over the past year, twice what Labour has received). Yet, listening to my colleagues on LBC discussing this news story throughout the course of the day, I was struck by the number of callers who didn’t think it was a
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