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Jo-Anne Nadler will be discussing the week in politics and the results of the local elections 2009 on the World Tonight, BBC Radio 4, Friday June 5 from 10pm.

On July 11 following the Haltemprice and Howden by election, Jo-Anne joined Sky News to comment on the results.

During June Jo-Anne Nadler has made several BBC appearances discussing Gordon Brown's proposals for 42 days detention without trial, the Crewe and Nantwich By Election and David Davis's resignation. She has also appeared on the GMTV sofa opposite the Communities Secretary Hazel Blears MP in a discussion responding to the former shadow home secretary's shock move.

On Sunday May 25, Jo-Anne joined Professor John Curtice on BBC Wales to analyse the results of the Crewe and Nantwich by election.

On Tuesday January 29, Jo-Anne joined Vanessa Feltz and Nick Ferrari to discuss the issues of the day on London Talking after the News at Ten on ITV1.

Jo-Anne joined satirist Marcus Brigstocke on BBC Four's The Late Edition on Thursday 25th October 2007 | click here for website.

Jo-Anne took part in a panel discussion on the best way for the Tories to deal with Gordon Brown on Radio 4's The Westminster Hour on 1st July 2007.

public speaking

Jo-Anne is often invited to address meetings and take part in debates. Most recently she has spoken at Manchester Grammar School, The University of York, Cities of London and Westminster Conservative Association, Eltham Conservative Associaton, The Heslington Group and others.

She has debated various Labour luminaries at the Oxford Union as the opening guest opposing the motion “This House believes that no modern woman should vote Conservative”. Her team which included Brooks Newmark MP successfully defeated the motion.

recent articles

Quiz: Are you a closet Tory?
The Independent on Sunday - 24.09.06
You don't trust 'Call me Dave', but you have to admit a sneaky admiration for him and a deep malaise with New Labour. Do you finally have to accept your fate as a Cameroonian?

New Model Tories: Dave's babes
The Independent on Sunday - 24.09.06
Despite their love affair with Mrs Thatcher, the Conservatives have never been exactly female-friendly. But now the dinosaurs who still refer to women party members as 'Tory totty' are on the verge of extinction, says Jo-Anne Nadler.

BBC Politics Show Website
During the Tory leadership Jo-Anne Nadler posted a weekly take on events on the BBC Politics Show website www.bbc.co.uk/politicsshow
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Women hold the key to power as Cameron aims for Downing Street
Yorkshire Post - 08.12.05
Conservative leadership elections have become a near biannual ritual of vitriol and back-biting over the past decade.

Not by the window, please
New Statesman - 08.09.05
Israel so called the land of milk and honey so the food should be good. But how to judge a good restaurant?

The Renaissance of Ken Clarke
Sunday Post - 04.09.05
Ken Clarke is enjoying himself. Victory at Trent Bridge, local to Clarke’s Nottinghamshire constituency, has lit up this year’s late summer and is a good sign too for this cricket loving politician who seemed in the autumn of his career.

Immaculate Deception
The Guardian - 19.08.05
Although Bridget Jones is hardly an obvious feminist icon, her reappearance may come in time to shake some sense into the sisterhood.

Conservative Love Island
New Statesman - 25.07.05
At the close of the Parliamentary year, the New Statesman surveys the state of the three parties. Jo-Anne Nadler gives the Tories their end of term report.

So who are the Notting Hill set anyway?
Sunday Herald - 15.05.05
As the Tories reform their ranks, all eyes are turned to the new generation emerging from West London. But who are the young pretenders, and are they right for the job?

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