# Jonathan Lord
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Jonathan George Caladine Lord (born 17 September 1962) is a British Conservative Party politician who served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Woking from 2010 to 2024.
== Early life ==
jonathan lord was born in 1962 to John Herent Lord, a circuit judge, and June Ann Lord (née Caladine). He was educated at Shrewsbury School, which included a year scholarship to Kent School in Connecticut.
Episode 12 - Nine Days That Shook Britain: The General Strike of 1926
For nine days in May 1926, Britain stopped.
Trains stood still, factories fell silent, newspapers disappeared and millions of workers walked out in what remains the only truly national general strike in British history. Nearly a century later, the General Strike still raises difficult questions ab…
The Bronze Age of Horror Comics! Silverblade 5, 1987 w/JJG!
Hey everybody, before you self immolate, hit the download button and listen in, as Jeremiah and I deep dive into this crazy issue of Silverblade! Things are getting even crazier in the world of Jonathan Lord, so don’t even blink while reading this issue! The ever expanding cast (minus Lord’s girlfr…
Episode 14 - The Edge of Revolution: The General Strike that Shook Britain
In this episode of the We Can Work It Out podcast, Dr Jonathan Lord is joined by historian, journalist and political writer David Torrance to discuss his new book The Edge of Revolution: The General Strike that Shook Britain. Together, they explore one of the most dramatic moments in modern British…
Flagler County Tsunami Readiness - Jonathan Lord
Flagler County is on the verge of becoming the second Florida county certified as Tsunami Ready by the National Weather Service. While virtually the whole state is considered Storm Ready, officials say there's a non-zero chance that an earthquake in places as far away as the Canary Islands could se…
Episode 15 - The Bliss Mill Strike
In this episode of the We Can Work It Out podcast, Dr Jonathan Lord is joined by labour historian John Mann to explore one of the most significant yet overlooked industrial disputes in British labour history: the Bliss Mill Strike of 1913–14.
Based on years of archival research, local history and …
Episode 16 - Can We Afford the AI Revolution?
In this episode of We Can Work It Out, Dr Jonathan Lord is joined by Professor Richard Whittle, Professor of AI and Public Policy at the University of Salford, to explore one of the defining questions of our time: how should we understand the economics of generative AI, and who ultimately pays for …
Episode 17 - Employment Tribunals in crisis: The blind spot in the ‘New Deal for Working People’
Episode 17: Employment Tribunals in Crisis – The Blind Spot in the New Deal for Working People
In this episode of We Can Work It Out, Dr Jonathan Lord is joined by Andrei Savitski, Community Research and Data Officer at the Work Rights Centre, to discuss one of the most pressing yet overlooked chal…
Episode 21: The Life of Ken Turner and Growing Up in a Seafaring Family
Episode 21: The Life of Ken Turner and Growing Up in a Seafaring Family | Karl Turner MP
In Episode 21 of We Can Work It Out, Dr Jonathan Lord travels to Westminster to meet Karl Turner MP, Member of Parliament for Kingston upon Hull East, for a fascinating conversation about maritime trade unionis…
Episode 22 - Libraries Gave Us Power: TU, Education & the Fight for Working-Class Opportunity
In this episode of 'We Can Work It Out', Dr. Jonathan Lord speaks with Gavin McCann, a seasoned trade unionist and author, about the historical and ongoing significance of education within the trade union movement.
They explore themes such as the role of autodidacts, the fear of educating the work…
Episode 23 - Invisible Work, Unequal Rights: Domestic Workers, Migration and Human Rights
In this episode of 'We Can Work It Out,' Dr. Jonathan Lord interviews Dr. Natalie Sadaka, an expert in employment law focusing on domestic and migrant workers.
They discuss the historical devaluation of domestic work, the intersection of gender and race in labor dynamics, and the challenges faced …
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