Robert Buckland
Former Lord High Chancellor of Great BritainWikipedia
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Search complete. 19 mentions across 11 episodes found for "Robert Buckland".
Nov 3, 2026
Private Office Explained: The Most Powerful People in Government You've Never Heard Of
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0:07Robert BucklandHOST
No commentary, no opinion, well maybe a little, just the truth about how it all operates from the inside.
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0:17Robert BucklandHOST
I'm Robert Buckland, former UK cabinet minister.
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0:20Alun EvansHOST
And I'm Alun Evans, former UK senior civil servant.
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0:23Alun EvansHOST
And this week on Hidden Wiring, we're going to talk about the private office, what it is, what does it do.
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22:02Alun EvansHOST
And if you have questions or ideas or things you'd like us to discuss on Hidden Wiring, do get in touch.
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22:07Alun EvansHOST
Email us at hiddenwiring at thepodcastguys.co.uk. And then for this episode of Hidden Wiring, it's goodbye from me, Alun Evans.
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22:19Alun EvansHOST
And it's goodbye from me, Robert Buckland.
Why is Labour making policy designed to appease stupid people?
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56:05James O'BrienHOST
Contracts that you were 10 times more likely to secure if you had been referred to the VIP lane by somebody like...
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56:13James O'BrienHOST
Dominic Raab, Robert Buckland, the then Welsh Secretary Simon Hart and, of course, dishonest Bob Jenrick listed only as a, quote, possible referrer.
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56:23James O'BrienHOST
If you get confused about why some sort of very incurious people who identify as right wing are always banging on how important it is to look after business, this is quite a helpful insight for you.
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56:37James O'BrienHOST
It's a gang.
S2 EP11 - Disability Minister Stephen Timms on the Government's Neurodivergent Employment Response
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2:20SamHOST
So there's a new report that's been released on neurodivergence and work and the challenges neurodivergent people face obtaining and maintaining work.
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2:31SamHOST
This follows the 2024 Buckland report that focus on autism, but when I spoke for Robert Buckland, he mentioned it was to support neurodivergent people in the wider sense as well.
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2:43SamHOST
I'm curious from your perspective, what the difference with the reports are and what came of the recommendations in the Buckland report?
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2:51Stephen TimmsGUEST
Well, I think Robert Buckland's work, and I've spoken to Robert about it since the election, I think his report was a very good start.
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3:02Stephen TimmsGUEST
We, before the election, had a program of improving rights at work, which was the basis for what is now the Employment Rights Act.
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3:17Stephen TimmsGUEST
And that raised concerns about the way that neurodivergent people are supported in work.
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3:24Stephen TimmsGUEST
And so we wanted to look at this from that broader perspective from the start.
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3:30Stephen TimmsGUEST
So Amanda Kirby and her team were commissioned quite early on in the life of this government.
Andy Burnham SCOLDED by Labour MP over Brexit reversal - 'Don't rip the country apart again!'
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21:50Carl TurnerGUEST
I think so.
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21:51Carl TurnerGUEST
The reality was the irony was that the Conservatives had every opportunity and every reason to do what the Labour Party was planning to do in government on juries because Robert Buckland as Lord Chancellor was Lord Chancellor during the pandemic.
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22:11Carl TurnerGUEST
So he could have done what the government were doing.
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22:14Carl TurnerGUEST
The reality is it was a Labour government.
UK By-Elections Explained: Why Can’t an MP Just Resign?
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0:07Robert BucklandHOST
No commentary, no opinion, well maybe a little, just the truth about how it all runs, from the inside.
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0:16Robert BucklandHOST
I'm Robert Buckland, former UK
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0:18Alun EvansHOST
Cabinet Minister.
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0:19Alun EvansHOST
And I'm Alun Evans, former UK Senior Civil Servant.
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18:12Alun EvansHOST
And if you have any questions or things you'd like us to talk about on future episodes, do send us an email.
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18:23Alun EvansHOST
But from this episode of Hidden Wiring, it's goodbye from me, Alun Evans.
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18:27Alun EvansHOST
And it's goodbye from me, Robert Buckland.
The Loch Ness Mobster | Ep. 2 - Partners in Crime
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20:09Robert BucklandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Any evidence of the funding of terrorist operations would give rise to a potential criminal investigation.
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20:19Kevin HirtenHOST
former Justice Minister Sir Robert Buckland.
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20:23Robert BucklandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's very serious when a line is crossed between legitimate democratic debate and meddling or dabbling in paramilitary activity.
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20:32Robert BucklandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And any involvement in paramilitarism has to be, first of all, condemned and secondly, investigated.
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37:25Simon BozemanCORRESPONDENT
We'd go to jail.
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37:27Simon BozemanCORRESPONDENT
And you can hear our undercover reporter kind of gulp and acknowledge that that would be a terrible idea whilst recording him confessing to organising an introduction to a hitman.
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37:38Kevin HirtenHOST
Former Justice Minister Sir Robert Buckland agrees with Jack that what they were talking about could be very serious.
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37:45Robert BucklandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If there's evidence, it would be a conspiracy to murder.
How should we assess different options for the voting system?
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0:31Alan RenwickHOST
Dr. Jess Garland is director of research and policy at the Electoral Reform Society and one of the most perceptive advocates of changing the voting system.
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0:41Alan RenwickHOST
And Sir Robert Buckland is the former Conservative MP for Swindon South.
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0:45Alan RenwickHOST
He served in government under four prime ministers between 2014 and 2022, including more than two years as Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice.
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0:56Alan RenwickHOST
And he has written very thoughtfully about the merits of keeping the current system of first past the post.
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59:35Alan RenwickHOST
Well, thank you both so much.
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59:37Alan RenwickHOST
As you could tell, we could really go on all afternoon in discussing these matters and perhaps sometime we will if this debate continues.
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59:44Alan RenwickHOST
But thank you so much to both of our speakers, to Jess Garland and to Sir Robert Buckland.
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59:51Alan RenwickHOST
You've both given enormous value in that discussion.
UK Party Conference Season Explained: What's the Point?
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0:07Robert BucklandHOST
No commentary, no opinion, well, maybe a little bit, just the truth about how it all runs from the inside.
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0:16Robert BucklandHOST
I'm Robert Buckland, former UK cabinet minister.
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0:19Alun EvansHOST
And I'm Alun Evans, former UK senior civil servant.
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0:22Alun EvansHOST
And in this edition of Hidden Wiring, we're going to be talking about party conferences.
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17:31Alun EvansHOST
And if you want to give us your views or even thoughts for what we might discuss on a future episode, email us at hiddenwiringatthepodcastguys.co.uk.
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17:42Alun EvansHOST
But for this episode of Hidden Wiring, it's goodbye from me, Alun Evans.
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17:46Alun EvansHOST
And goodbye from me, Robert Buckland.
Why are young people seemingly so unwilling to defend this country, if they DO want to offer some form of public service?
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32:32Katie AmessGUEST
But that ...
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32:33Katie AmessGUEST
Sir Robert Buckland is doing a review now, but the problem with a review is you aren't compelled to give evidence and call witnesses.
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32:41Katie AmessGUEST
So the other reviews that we've had, people have said, "Oh, I don't remember what happened.
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32:45Katie AmessGUEST
I, I don't want to speak to you," and notes have gone missing between counterterrorism and the government.
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32:52Katie AmessGUEST
If it was a judge-led inquiry, you are forced to give the evidence, you have to come to court, and you have to say what you know.
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32:58Katie AmessGUEST
So that is what I am continuing to push for.
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33:01Katie AmessGUEST
I'm willing to work with Sir Robert Buckland, and hopefully in the new year he'll have some answers for us, but if he doesn't, then I'll be going straight back to 10 Downing Street, and I'll be saying, "Okay, when am I getting the inquiry then?"
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33:15Iain DaleHOST
How have you and your family coped over the last five years? Um, uh, I mean, you've take- you've, because you've been wanting answers to these questions, you've taken on quite a public profile, which I suspect that you're actually quite uncomfortable with, but you-
'MPs still aren't safe' Five years on from the murder of Sir David Amess
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7:51speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
obviously going to be the temptation because it was so horrible and so dramatic
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7:55Katie AmessGUEST
to me nothing has improved nothing has been sorted they just want me to shut up and get on with my life but i'm not going to i'm going to get those answers and i'm working with sir robert buckland now to do a review of the review of the review of the review and listen i hope he does get me those answers but if he doesn't i'll be going back to 10 downing street and i'll be saying i don't have any of the answers the members of public the members of parliament still aren't safe
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8:20Abi SimpsonHOST
The government has commissioned that independent review, but has stopped short of commissioning a full public inquiry, something which has angered David's daughter, Katie.
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8:30Katie AmessGUEST
So the inquiry should have been triggered instantly.
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