Hello and

I'm Francis Foster. I'm Constantin Kissing.

And this is a show for you if you want honest conversations with fascinating people.

Our brilliant guest today is the writer, columnist and the director of the Free Speech Union in

I have following, I'm man.

Welcome to Trigonometry.

Thank you for having me.

It's good to have you here for anyone who doesn't know who you are,

and we're delighted to have you on, by the way.

We've been chatting about you for a while.

Your commentary on the recent stuff that's been going on

has been fantastic.

Tell everybody who are you, how are you where you are.

What has been the journey that brings you sitting to this chair

here in this very hot room?

Well, I was born in London. I'm a daughter of Nigerian immigrants to the UK, but I was raised in a single parent household. My mom, she worked really, really hard to send me and my sister to kind of fee-paying schools.

Then halfway through, I left and I went to a kind of local comprehensive school and after that went

to a grammar school.

And so from a really young age,'ve I guess been exposed to various different

socioeconomic aspects of British society and that made me really interested from

really young in terms of what kind of values, principles and

cultures might impact and shape the way that people perceive themselves and their

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