Charles was interviewed by Anoosh Chakelian on attitudes to a Labour - LibDem ‘progressive alliance' As Brexit gets underway, opposition...
Charles chaired the second 2017 Keswick Hall lecture at the University of East Anglia on the subject of "What are "British values"?"
Charles participated in a panel at the University of Nottingham addressing the future relationship between Britain and the EU. Click here...
Charles wrote an article in New European calling for a more effective Labour strategy on Brexit. Click here to read the article. Click...
Charles Clarke wrote to The Times correcting an error in an article in the Times by Alice Thomson.
Charles wrote an article for the Church Times calling for government action to promote religious literacy, tolerance and inclusivity in...
Charles interviewed Veteran Political Interviewer, Lord Peter Hennessy, at the Cambridge Literary Festival. The subject was...
Charles gave the annual Franklin Lecture of the Worshipful Company of Educators. He addressed the success of the London Challenge in...
Charles was interviewed by Zeit Online, a leading German newspaper. Click here to read the full interview.
Charles was among 77 senior political, military and diplomatic figures from across Europe, including from Russia, to have expressed their...
Charles commented on the EU Referendum at the King's College London. His comments included: People can look at the terrible attacks in...
Charles participated in their annual ’The Challenges of Government’ conference upon 'Transforming Leadership and Performance in the...
Charles appeared on today's Daily Politics to talk about the EU referendum, extremism and Natalie Bennett standing down as the Green...
The Times released an article today providing coverage of a letter, co-written by Charles, warning that: A vote to leave the EU would be...
On March 30th, 2016, Charles publicly criticised Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Leader, as well as John McDonnell and Diane Abbott for their...
Brexit will make capital vulnerable to terror, warn Labour heavyweights. Such was the headline of an article in the Evening Standard...