Shelagh Fogarty
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- 4
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Aug 11, 2026
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Andy Burnham reminded me what working-class Britain used to offer, writes Shelagh Fogarty | LBC (opens the original)
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I worry that too many working-class families today are being asked to do all the hard work while the opportunities that are supposed to make it worthwhile keep moving further out of reach I spoke to him on Monday, and I very much enjoyed hearing your calls put to him and having the conversation myself. But I have known him, in one way or another, for years. Since my days at Radio Merseyside in my 20s, then at 5 Live in my 30s and 40s, and now at LBC, I have spoken to him often, particularly abou
Why I'm on team Charles Spencer, not Charles Rex, writes Shelagh Fogarty | LBC (opens the original)
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There may be some truth in Earl Spencer’s account of his brother-in-law saying, “Rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough” Who do you believe in the royal row between the two Charleses: Charles the King, Charles Rex, or Charles Spencer, the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales? I wasn’t in the room when the conversation took place. I cannot vouch for the tone or the precise words that were said. So ultimately, it comes down to which version of events chimes most closely with what you already un
The King has a duty to protect Harry. But the public drama must stop, writes Shelagh Fogarty | LBC (opens the original)
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The security of the Royal Family is not something that can simply be separated into neat categories of working and non-working royals Harry and Meghan’s return to Britain has brought the question of security back into sharp focus. Their children have reportedly started school here, although only for two days before the family changed schools. That is hardly a settled arrangement, and it raises the obvious question: what happens next? The King has a responsibility towards Harry. Whatever has happ
The real water waste in Britain is not my hosepipe, writes Shelagh Fogarty | LBC (opens the original)
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We are being asked to think very carefully about every litre of water we use while thousands upon thousands of litres pour down roads I came this close yesterday, though, almost in a fit of pique. At the bottom of the road I live on, there was a massive mains burst that lasted for more than two days. It sounded like a raging river. Gallons and thousands upon thousands of gallons of water were pouring down the road, creating a literal spout of water and then, at the bottom, a small lake that nobo
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