Hilary Benn
Former United Kingdom Secretary of State for Northern IrelandWikipedia
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Nov 7, 2026
AA: VICTIMS, DATA CENTRE
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28:45Anita AnandHOST
I wanted to make a
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28:45Catherine CrossAUDIENCE
comment based on what Hilary Benn said.
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28:49Catherine CrossAUDIENCE
In his comment on the Russell Brand case, he said that he felt that young people needed to be educated about consent.
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28:59Catherine CrossAUDIENCE
My feeling about that is that young people are now very well educated about consent at school through the PSHE programme, key stages one and two, understanding about autonomy of one's body, about unwanted touch and then going on in later stages and key stage two to four, power dynamics and gender, legal definitions and voluntary modules later on.
Brown family want 'truth and justice' over 1997 murder
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1:23Audrey CarvilleHOST
Your mother is in her late 80s.
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1:25Audrey CarvilleHOST
She pleaded with the Hilary Benn, who was the previous Northern Secretary, not to make her to go to London to campaign and for an inquiry.
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1:34Audrey CarvilleHOST
She wasn't listened to.
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1:35Audrey CarvilleHOST
How is she now?
Michael Gove: Britain’s Military Is Weaker Than They’re Telling You, And Russia Knows It! | #30
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34:56Michael GoveGUEST
That legislation ran into trouble from the Irish government and also from most of the political players in Northern Ireland.
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35:04Michael GoveGUEST
This government, when Hilary Benn was Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, basically fashioned legislation to suit, I can understand why, but it was a mistake, nationalist and Republican opinion in Northern Ireland and the Irish government.
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35:21Michael GoveGUEST
It would have, in crude terms, placed on terms of equality, terrorist Republican killers, terrorist loyalist killers, and those who'd served the crown loyally, obeying orders issued through the chain of command, ultimately backed by political decision makers.
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35:41Michael GoveGUEST
Brave men were being thrown under a bus.
SPIN CYCLE: How easy is it to annoy the Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle?
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3:45Matt ChorleyHOST
Of course, we have separated the colours from the reds.
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3:48Matt ChorleyHOST
Wes Ball is former Director of the Parliamentary Labour Party and was a Special Advisor to Hilary Benn.
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3:52Matt ChorleyHOST
Hello, Wes.
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3:53Matt ChorleyHOST
Hello, Matt.
19/10/2026
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4:41Mark FrancoisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
in the dock.
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4:42Sean CurranHOST
But the Labour former Northern Ireland Secretary, Hilary Benn, thought the amendment showed that the government had listened to the points made by MPs, veterans and others.
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4:52Hilary BennSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We need a system which can command confidence and provide help to all of those people who are still searching for answers after all of these years.
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5:04Hilary BennSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is what this is about, about how their loved ones died and at whose hands.
Should the DUP pull the deputy First Minister out of the Executive as has been suggested by MP Carla Lockhart?
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12:49David GrahamGUEST
Well, I think it's the only natural consequence of that situation where I think Chris Bryant is clearly, you know, shoots from the hip.
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12:54David GrahamGUEST
He's the total opposite to Hilary Benn before him.
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12:57David GrahamGUEST
I think he's clearly fed up already with how we do business over here and more to the point that we don't do business.
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13:04David GrahamGUEST
And I think that that is probably the only thing that is in the back of Gavin
Drumcree: The political fallout
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8:56David McCannGUEST
And again, he is new to Northern Ireland, so probably getting his head around the history of Garvaghy Road was probably something that took a little bit more time.
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9:03David McCannGUEST
I wonder if Hilary Benn maybe would have acted a little bit more deftly and a little bit sooner just 'cause he had a greater d- greater depth of knowledge about here as well.
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9:10David McCannGUEST
But I think, I think he was definitely slow, slow to act, and I think that's a fair criticism, but I think he made the right call eventually.
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9:15Gareth GordonGUEST
Oh, I was a bit surprised he did it on a Friday night because the, the weekend people have, people are off work, and they have more time, and bad things can happen.
Stormont’s ‘willy-nilly’ spending without a budget is ‘irresponsible’ Secretary of State warns NI politicians
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37:17Anne WattGUEST
It's t- you know, if you put, you put it in that kind of language, it is a poker game of the executive is asking for more money, and has been asking for more, more money for a long time, and the UK government is digging in.
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37:28Anne WattGUEST
I think if we re- rewind slightly to earlier in the year and when Hilary Benn was the Secretary of State, he said again and again and again, "There is no more money.
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37:38Anne WattGUEST
You've got a record settlement.
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37:39Anne WattGUEST
There'll be nothing else." And actually, the executive has had a lot of success here, because they've now got the offer of 1.5 billion over three years.