Joy Morrissey

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Joy Morrissey is the Conservative's Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities.

She entered Parliament in 2019 and served in the governments of Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, and Rishi Sunak.

Joy grew up in the US, and before politics, had a career as an actor and producer.

We had Conservatives come in.

Joy Morrissey did a fantastic job.

She's the first lady to step up and actually come forward as a woman and actually have empathy about the consequence of these sort of plans.

No one else did.

Or as Andy Burnham said, "It's fair that everybody takes their fair share of these people." What the people of this country want is less waffle and an answer to deal and stop with something that, in many people's minds, is crippling us as a society, my friend.

Yeah, I mean, look, I, um, I've been watching the news and, um, uh, some of my colleagues have been to, been to Pittington.

Chris Philp and Joy Morrissey, uh, were there day before yesterday, I think.

Yeah.

Um, I...

You know, Rachel Maskell, I'm singling her out, you know, the MP for York, uh, because I know the area quite well.

Mm-hmm.

Um, uh, you know, was all for, you know, migrants coming over.

No, can't happen.

Can't happen.

I think I'm right in saying that- Um, m- many, uh, uh, I think it was just Pittington, but many women have written to Labor MPs-

Mm

Before politics, Angela trained as an accountant.

Joy Morrissey is the Conservative MP for Beaconsfield and the Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities, a role she was promoted to last week, which means she attends Kemi Badenoch's Shadow Cabinet.

Joy was first elected in 2019 and has served in the governments of Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, and Rishi Sunak.

She grew up in the United States, and before politics she traveled the world as a humanitarian worker and had a career as an actress and producer.

I'm not sure he does see us as an ally.

But I do think we need our own sovereign AI, and it's, like any technology, it's got the potential to be really helpful to humanity as well.

Joy Morrissey, I'm, I'm...

We're hearing here from Andrew and Danny, and many others actually this week, about the need for regulation.

Now, we'll break away from this for a moment.

Firstly, to let me tell you who's on cross-question at eight, we have Joy Morrissey.

She's the new Conservative Shadow Women and Equalities Minister and MP for Beaconsfield.

Helena Dolymore, Labour MP for Hastings and Rye.

me that, Matthew.

Right, coming up in the next hour, it is Wednesday's cross-question.

We have the newly promoted Joy Morrissey.

She is the new Conservative Shadow Women and Equalities Minister in Kemi Badenoch's Shadow Cabinet and MP for Beaconsfield.

She's gone into housing.

But there's also people like Joy Morrissey, who is frankly pretty weak at women and equalities.

God, I'd forgotten.

I thought she'd disappeared years ago.