Tyndale House Publishers
British Labour Party politician (1946-2005)www.tyndale.com
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Oct 7, 2026
Humza YousafGUEST
I think Ed Miliband has been, um, in my time, one of the better foreign secretaries.
Humza YousafGUEST
I mean, uh, probably after Robin Cook, I would say he's been the, the most effective and powerful foreign secretary in my lifetime.
Humza YousafGUEST
I think he's shown tremendous courage.
Humza YousafGUEST
Remember, he comes himself as somebody who proudly identifies as Jewish, um, talks about that Jewish identity very passionately.
Laura ChappellGUEST
They've each had a different take, right? So maybe you started with, with David Lammy, who was trying explicitly, uh, talked about, you know, taking things both from the realist side and from the progressive side.
Laura ChappellGUEST
And you know, in the latter he cited Robin, Robin Cook and his ethical foreign policy.
Laura ChappellGUEST
I think what I thought was really interesting there was I think he was trying to do two things that were more on the realist side.
Laura ChappellGUEST
One was explain why the UK might have a pragmatic approach to handling Trump.
JoshHOST
No, I didn't like it at all.
JoshHOST
It's in 2001, British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook famously called chicken tikka masala a true British national dish, which to me sounds like...
JoshHOST
Appropriation? Well, it's called colonialism.
JoshHOST
There
Matt ChorleyHOST
There were lots of votes.
Matt ChorleyHOST
And the day before the big vote in March 2003, uh, Robin Cook, uh, made his resignation speech.
Matt ChorleyHOST
So he'd been in the cabinet.
Matt ChorleyHOST
He'd resigned as Leader of the House.
MikeHOST
amen
Walter VeithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
that's the point so let's have a look and see where it's heading former british foreign secretary robin cook a very fit man very active just suddenly dropped dead on his morning walk But leave it at that.
Walter VeithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He said, the truth is, this is now, he's standing in front of number 10 Downing Street, high politician, high position in the establishment.
Walter VeithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He just got fed up and he said, the truth is there is no Islamic army or terrorist group called Al-Qaeda and any informed intelligence officer knows this.
Sam EveringtonGUEST
And my patients do too.
Sam EveringtonGUEST
And it was lovely when I was appointed by Robin Cook as one of his advisors all those years ago.
Sam EveringtonGUEST
be able to take what you learn and the knowledge you have of society as a GP is to die for.
Sam EveringtonGUEST
GPs often don't articulate or recognise that and then actually put it in the room where the decision making is working.
ÁinePANELIST
Who's the English politician? Blind?
Hugh O'ConnorHOST
Robin Cook.
ÁinePANELIST
Yeah, I would have described Robin Hood as an outlaw.
ÁinePANELIST
But what was he originally in the first kind of ballads and storytelling about Robin Hood? What was his original, I suppose, occupation?
Bryn GriffithsHOST
And it's so important.
Bryn GriffithsHOST
While we're on the issue of what Robin Cook called the ethical foreign policy.
Bryn GriffithsHOST
How does Ireland, Britain's oldest colony, fit in? Andy caused some controversy when he went over to the north of Ireland the other week, where he, instead of setting out what the pathway to a referendum would be if public opinion shifted, which is what the Good Friday Agreement requires, he seemed to suggest that because he didn't agree with referendums, because we've had our fingers burnt with Brexit, that the Irish people couldn't have one.
Bryn GriffithsHOST
Where are you standing on the right of the Irish people at some point when the majority want a referendum, to be able to have that referendum and leave Britain if they wish?
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Clive LewisGUEST
which I loved as a young man, a young boy.
Clive LewisGUEST
So those two were in terms of family.
Clive LewisGUEST
In terms of politically, I would say more recently, giving the Robin Cook Memorial speech, I had to look into his life.
Clive LewisGUEST
And he's considered on the kind of the more radical end of the soft left.
Neil OliverHOST
And he was, you know, conveniently found dead.
Neil OliverHOST
Robin Cook, remember him? Labour MP that stood up and gave a resignation speech in the House, was it 2003? And well, a couple of years later, he was dead of a heart attack on a Scottish hillside.
Neil OliverHOST
We know all of this now, and yet we still have to listen to these people.
Neil OliverHOST
We still have to listen to these people.
Derrick EvansGUEST
I've been invited down to down the street so many times to go and play with you, the Gordon Brown's kids, right? I remember going over to the foreign office, right? And it was the 50 years of Windrush.
Derrick EvansGUEST
And I'm at the foreign office for some presentation going on by Robin Cook.
Derrick EvansGUEST
And my wife and I got bored.
Derrick EvansGUEST
So we walked out, right? And as we looked down the staircase, there's Tony Blair walking up.
Derrick EvansGUEST
And he shouts out, hey, Mo, how you doing? Me? He called me Mo.
Derrick EvansGUEST
And as he got to the top of the stairs, he said, listen, I hate Robin Cook.
Derrick EvansGUEST
I said, what do you mean? He says, he's got a bigger office than me.
Derrick EvansGUEST
He said, really? He said, come with me.
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