Baroness Nicky Morgan's guest appearances

Baroness Nicky Morgan

Woman's Hour

Cross Question with Iain Dale

Conversations on Character

Vantage Point

Scott Parsons

David Blunkett

Julia Cleverdon

Nicky Morgan

Sir Anthony Seldon

Damian Hinds

Charlotte Hill

Wasim Khan

Gary Lewis

Christian Miller

Tina Russell

John Crabtree

Karen Bohlin

Sally Coates

OwlTail

Today’s guest on the Vantage Point podcast is Baroness Nicky Morgan. Today, we introduce Nicky as the host of a political series that will feature as part of the Grayling Vantage Point podcast as we move into 2024—the year in which countries making up more than50% of global GDP will head to the polls and vote. Nicky will unpack the process that candidates and parties undertake in prep for major elections, dissect some of the key issues driving both the political discourse and voter’s decisions as well as give her hot take on the twists and turns the world will inevitably experience on the road to these major democratic events. 

Today’s guest on the Vantage Point podcast is Baroness Nicky Morgan. Today, we introduce Nicky as the host of a political series that will feature as part of the Grayling Vantage Point podcast as we move into 2024—the year in which countries making up more than 50% of global GDP will head to the polls and vote. Nicky will unpack the process that candidates and parties undertake in prep for major elections, dissect some of the key issues driving both the political discourse and voter’s decisions as well as give her hot take on the twists and turns the world will inevitably experience on the road to these major democratic events.

4Ep Vantage Point x Baroness Nicky Morgan: The advantage of being curious and thinking broadly in politics

Starting on BBC Two, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC iPlayer tonight, Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland gives voice to the people who lived through the Troubles, sharing intimate stories from all sides of the conflict. The series airs today on the anniversary of the referendum that ratified the Good Friday Agreement, on 22nd May 1998. Nuala is joined by two women, Denise and Bernadette, who chose to take part in the series to share their stories. As the Online Safety Bill progresses through the House of Lords, the former culture secretary Baroness Morgan of Cotes has tabled an amendment to the Bill calling for a Violence Against Women and Girls Code of Practice. She said a code is desperately needed to specifically address the harms to women and girls.  Further discussions will take place this week on the Bill. Baroness Nicky Morgan joins Nuala to discuss.How do you feel if someone tells you you’re 'looking good for your age'? Not so secretly thrilled? Slightly indignant? Why are we likely to take it as a compliment if someone believes you look younger than you actually are? The American businesswoman and lifestyle guru Martha Stewart recently became the oldest woman on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and has been praised for looking less than her 81 years.  Why? Nuala is joined by Sam Baker of The Shift podcast, and Lucy Baker who blogs as Geriatric Mum.A new menopause drug to deal with hot flushes could be available by the end of the year in the UK. The non-hormonal drug fezolinetant has been hailed as 'game-changing' by some experts. At the same time, the supply of the HRT drug Utrogestan has been restricted by the government because of shortages. To find out more, Nuala is joined by Dr Annice Mukherjee, a consultant endocrinologist and visiting professor at the University of Coventry; and Dr Nina Wilson, an NHS GP and founder of the One Woman Health menopause clinic.

Starting on BBC Two, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC iPlayer tonight, Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland gives voice to the people who lived through the Troubles, sharing intimate stories from all sides of the conflict. The series airs today on the anniversary of the referendum that ratified the Good Friday Agreement, on 22nd May 1998. Nuala is joined by two women, Denise and Bernadette, who chose to take part in the series to share their stories. As the Online Safety Bill progresses through the House of Lords, the former culture secretary Baroness Morgan of Cotes has tabled an amendment to the Bill calling for a Violence Against Women and Girls Code of Practice. She said a code is desperately needed to specifically address the harms to women and girls. Further discussions will take place this week on the Bill. Baroness Nicky Morgan joins Nuala to discuss. How do you feel if someone tells you you’re 'looking good for your age'? Not so secretly thrilled? Slightly indignant? Why are we likely to take it as a compliment if someone believes you look younger than you actually are? The American businesswoman and lifestyle guru Martha Stewart recently became the oldest woman on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and has been praised for looking less than her 81 years. Why? Nuala is joined by Sam Baker of The Shift podcast, and Lucy Baker who blogs as Geriatric Mum. A new menopause drug to deal with hot flushes could be available by the end of the year in the UK. The non-hormonal drug fezolinetant has been hailed as 'game-changing' by some experts. At the same time, the supply of the HRT drug Utrogestan has been restricted by the government because of shortages. To find out more, Nuala is joined by Dr Annice Mukherjee, a consultant endocrinologist and visiting professor at the University of Coventry; and Dr Nina Wilson, an NHS GP and founder of the One Woman Health menopause clinic.

Women of Northern Ireland; Baroness Nicky Morgan; Looking good for your age; Menopause drugs update

In episode five of Conversations on Character we welcome Rt. Hon Baroness Nicky Morgan of Cotes. First elected as MP for Loughborough in 2010 and raised to a life peerage in January 2020, Baroness Morgan severed in the UK Cabinet both as Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women and Equalities from 2014 to 2016 and then as Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport from 2019 to 2020. In this insightful discussion Nicky shares her reflections on her time in office and how a focus on character shaped her thinking and actions across both ministerial posts, how a national character conversation could help us build back more effectively from the pressures of the pandemic, her ambitions for life in the House of Lords and who it is that for her offers the most compelling exemplars of compassion and courage.

In episode five of Conversations on Character we welcome Rt. Hon Baroness Nicky Morgan of Cotes. First elected as MP for Loughborough in 2010 and raised to a life peerage in January 2020, Baroness Morgan severed in the UK Cabinet both as Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women and Equalities from 2014 to 2016 and then as Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport from 2019 to 2020. In this insightful discussion Nicky shares her reflections on her time in office and how a focus on character shaped her thinking and actions across both ministerial posts, how a national character conversation could help us build back more effectively from the pressures of the pandemic, her ambitions for life in the House of Lords and who it is that for her offers the most compelling exemplars of compassion and courage.

Rt. Hon Baroness Nicky Morgan of Cotes