A Green-party globalist and a right-of-centre Tory clash over immigration. Would they see eye to eye over reparations?
A Green-party globalist and a right-of-centre Tory clash over immigration. Would they see eye to eye over reparations?
Occupation Former civil servant, now a student, studying public health
Voting record Green last time (and a member of the party); previously Labour. Describes himself as “left, and globalist rather than nationalist”
Amuse bouche A drawing of a teacup Peter did as a kid was once hung in the National Gallery of Ireland
Occupation Risk manager in the infrastructure industry
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