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Melanie Phillips is a prominent British journalist, author, and commentator known for her provocative conservative views. She writes for outlets including The Times and is best known for her controversial 2006 book Londonistan, which argued Britain was appeasing radical Islam. She strongly supports Israel and traditional values, frequently criticising multiculturalism, progressive politics, and what she sees as the erosion of Western civilisation.
Tomorrow, she is returning to the show to discuss the state of British politics, the recent resignation announcement from Sir Keir Starmer and the Middle East.
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