Vaizey is the son of Lord Vaizey of Greenwich, a life peer, and his wife Marina Vaizey, a well-known art critic.
Vaizey is also a regular broadcaster, appearing on the Fi Glover and Edwina Currie shows on BBC Radio Five Live, as a regular panellist on Channel 5’s the Wright Stuff and BBC Radio 4's Despatch Box and occasionally presenting People and Politics on the World Service.
Vaizey first stood for Parliament at the 1997 UK general election, when he was the candidate for Bristol East.
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Edward Henry Butler Vaizey (born June 5, 1968) is a British Conservative commentator, politician and columnist.
Vaizey is the son of the late Lord Vaizey, a life peer, and his wife Marina Vaizey, a well-known art historian.
Vaizey is also a regular broadcaster, appearing on Fi Glover's and Edwina Currie's shows on BBC Radio Five Live, as a regular panellist on fiveâs The Wright Stuff and BBC Radio 4's Despatch Box, and occasionally as a presenter of People and Politics on the BBC World Service.
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The Honourable Edward Henry Butler Vaizey (born June 5, 1968) is a conservative commentator, politician and columnist.
He was educated at St Paul's School and Merton College, Oxford, where he rose to the rank of Librarian (Vice President) of the Oxford Union and took a 2.1 in History.
Vaizey is also a regular broadcaster, appearing on the Fi Glover and Edwina Currie shows on BBC Radio Five Live, as a regular panellist on five’s The Wright Stuff and BBC Radio 4's Despatch Box and occasionally presenting People and Politics on the World Service.
EdwardVaizey explains why the Conservative party's much-mocked new compassionate stance reflects its age-old values
With the ex-US president, Bill Clinton laying into the British Conservatives from a platform at the Labour party conference, Iain Duncan Smith could be forgiven for thinking that with enemies like this, we Conservatives need a few friends.
The Conservatives must and will synthesise what is happening on the ground into a coherent set of policies that will at last unlock the grip of the state on so many of our institutions and free them up to do good for everyone in, dare I say it, our society.
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I am extremely grateful for the opportunity this evening to debate the important subject of child psychiatry; indeed, to continue the theme of this afternoon and talk about services for children.
The consequence would be that children admitted to hospital would have to travel huge distances, which would have a clinical impact on their treatment.
What was just said was not meaningless verbiage—it was a very important procedural point of the House—but to return to the meaningless verbiage to which I was referring from the Department of Health, it is effectively passing the buck.
EdwardVaizey explains why the Conservative party's much-mocked new compassionate stance reflects its age-old values
With the ex-US president, Bill Clinton laying into the British Conservatives from a platform at the Labour party conference, Iain Duncan Smith could be forgiven for thinking that with enemies like this, we Conservatives need a few friends.
The Conservatives must and will synthesise what is happening on the ground into a coherent set of policies that will at last unlock the grip of the state on so many of our institutions and free them up to do good for everyone in, dare I say it, our society.
Vaizey), who rightly emphasised the fact that science and technology have a role to play, although we have not today fully explored the issue of nuclear power.
It is too late now for me to run through the issues, but perhaps the House will have an opportunity in the future to debate them.
