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Stephen Doughty

Stephen Doughty

Minister of state for the middle east, north africa, afghanistan and pakistanWikipedia

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Oct 19, 2026

David RobertsonHOST
3:23
And it also lacks evidence.
David RobertsonHOST
3:26
So, for example, Stephen Doughty, a foreign office minister, said the Kremlin had not succeeded in its alleged attempt to undermine the vote.
David RobertsonHOST
3:38
Now, Mr. Burnham hasn't provided any evidence at all for this.
David RobertsonHOST
3:44
In fact, there seems very little evidence.
Damien WilleyHOST
17:40
Meanwhile, the government has promised to crack down on companies involved in expanding or establishing illegal settlements, and Delecq appears on the United Nations database of companies operating in Israel doing this, though they dispute that.
Damien WilleyHOST
17:52
So the Energy Minister's decision might benefit a company that the Minister of Sanctions, or to put it properly, Foreign Office Minister Stephen Doughty, who is responsible for sanctions, must approve under the terms of the settlement policy.
Damien WilleyHOST
18:05
That doesn't make the decision unlawful, but the Energy Secretary and Doughty must clarify whether Dalek would be affected, what that would then mean for Ithaca, and how their decisions will relate to each other.
Damien WilleyHOST
18:14
Sending everyone to a different department won't solve that problem.
Jamie EastHOST
8:08
Meanwhile, European allies pushed back against Trump's lifting of sanctions on Russian oil, with the EU imposing sanctions on more Russian entities on Monday.
Jamie EastHOST
8:16
The UK is also refusing to lift sanctions on Russia's oil, and Foreign Office Minister Stephen Doughty confirmed the UK will keep targeting Russia's shadow fleet.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:25
Um, we're gonna continue to take the steps that are necessary to deny Russia the means to wage this war against Ukraine and, you know, equally support, uh, the ability to negotiate, to find ceasefire, uh, opportunities, whether those are in energy or more broadly.
Jamie EastHOST
8:37
There was a new twist in the ongoing tussle between Donald Trump and Ukraine on Wednesday, as it emerged that Elon Musk's Starlink system appeared to have been restricted by the Pentagon.
Don McGowanHOST
36:27
So social media, news all went crazy on Sunday when it came out.
Don McGowanHOST
36:31
And then on Monday morning, Stephen Doughty was out, who is the [clears throat] bear with.
Don McGowanHOST
36:37
Now where is he? Minister of State for the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
Don McGowanHOST
36:42
That's his title in cabinet.
Don McGowanHOST
36:43
[clears throat] He was-
Sal DodgsonHOST
36:44
Is he a radio presenter?
Don McGowanHOST
36:46
Stephen Doughty.
Sal DodgsonHOST
36:47
No, I'm thinking, I'm thinking of James Naughty, aren't I?
Nigel FarageSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:42
Was there seen to be Russian interference in the referendum campaign? And the answer was no.
Nigel FarageSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:50
But I can give you a stronger answer than that, and that's Stephen Doughty, the Foreign Office Minister, who was on the Today program this morning, who within 24 hours of Andy Burnham making that outrageous comment, rode it back and said, even if there was some, it made no difference.
Nigel FarageSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:12
There was no Russian interference.
Jeremy KyleHOST
19:15
Actually, it's extraordinary.

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Nigel EvansGUEST
31:19
She can listen to what somebody's saying and go for the juggler immediately.
Nigel EvansGUEST
31:23
He should apologise for misleading, even if it's intentionally misleading the House.
Nigel EvansGUEST
31:29
uh and then of course you should um go back on that useless uh podcast of alistair campbell and rory stewart and then apologize for misleading the country i mean the reality is as the mi5 chief has said is that britain was not misled um as stephen doughty said on the radio as he was i i love kemmy he said the busiest job is somebody following andy burnham with a brush and pan picking up all the mess that he leaves behind him every time he opens his mouth.
Nigel EvansGUEST
32:00
I mean, I never thought I'd say this, but I'm almost nostalgic for Keir
Tom TugendhatSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:22
Now, either it has been an ambush with a, a, by a snapper, or it has been a change of policy, and I think it's important that we understand which, because while it is certainly clear that the foreign secretary didn't look happy, uh, Aragashi was absolutely beaming.
Alicia McCarthyHOST
11:37
Replying, the Foreign Office minister, Stephen Doughty, said Ed Miliband had followed the standard practice of successive UK foreign secretaries in meeting Iranian ministers while insisting that strong objections had been raised over Iran's behavior towards British interests.
Stephen DoughtySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:54
He told the foreign minister that Iran should choose de-escalation and diplomacy instead of prolonging, uh, war and conflict.
Stephen DoughtySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:00
He underlined the importance of restoring freedom of navigation and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Stephen DoughtySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:05
He reiterated the UK's unwavering resolve to combat threats from Iranian, uh, backed groups on UK soil, including attacks on the British Jewish community.
Stephen DoughtySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:14
Uh, he made clear that we will not tolerate intimidation threats or hostile activity on UK soil and set out the measures we would take in response.
Alicia McCarthyHOST
12:21
The Foreign Office minister, Stephen Doughty.
Sarah SackmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:23
[outro jingle]
Richie AllenHOST
19:56
Not today.
Richie AllenHOST
19:58
Hi to Stephen, to Lynette, to Kay, to Mike and Ilford, to Noel, to Joe Public.
Richie AllenHOST
20:03
Yes, good, good.
Richie AllenHOST
20:06
Thank you to those of you who've ceased the spamming.
Richie AllenHOST
22:50
You remember yesterday, the day before, he said he'd seen evidence that Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum? Yeah.
Richie AllenHOST
22:58
Yeah.
Richie AllenHOST
23:13
Yeah, Burnham's own minister, as we spoke about yesterday, Stephen Doughty said, no, it didn't happen.
Richie AllenHOST
23:19
The Russians didn't.
Jeremy KyleHOST
17:58
Anyway, he says there was interference, and there has been an almighty backlash, um, starting with J- Boris Johnson, who said this was absolutely un- fundamentally wrong.
Jeremy KyleHOST
18:09
Then Nigel Farage stood up, we saw it earlier, and called, um, Andy Burnham a liar on the back of his own Foreign Office minister, Stephen Doughty, declining to go into the specifics, and lots of people running around.
Jeremy KyleHOST
18:20
This is your leader, Kemi Badenoch, on this.
Jeremy KyleHOST
18:23
Have a listen

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Jeremy KyleHOST
55:25
On the podcast, he said, "In the Brexit referendum," immediately, uh, "Head of MI5, Boris Johnson, Farage, you're lying.
Jeremy KyleHOST
55:32
This is abs- ...
Jeremy KyleHOST
55:33
Your own leader came about." Where's this come from? His own minister, Stephen Doughty, goes out on Monday morning and starts rowing back.
Jeremy KyleHOST
55:41
But I can't get away from the fact...
Helen MacNamaraHOST
13:20
And
Cleo WatsonHOST
13:20
actually, what Stephen Doughty, the Europe minister, said was, I mean, there are clear attempts the Russians tried to, but it wasn't successful.
Cleo WatsonHOST
13:28
And they're up to stuff all the time.
Cleo WatsonHOST
13:30
Lots of other states are up to stuff all the time.
Andy BurnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:10
I asked the question coming into Downing Street, well, was there interference in the 2016 referendum from Russia? And I've had the clear answer that yes, there was.
Nick FerrariHOST
2:18
As picked up by the newspapers this morning, yesterday morning, I asked Foreign Office Minister Stephen Doughty if Russia successfully interfered with the EU
speaker_7UNKNOWN
2:27
referendum.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
2:28
Ultimately, they certainly attempted to interfere.

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