Westminster Watch – A Life In Politics: Sayeeda Warsi

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Westminster Watch – A Life In Politics: Sayeeda Warsi

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi is one of the most high-profile muslim voices in the UK and has spent her political career fighting Islamophobia. She was the first female muslim member of the House of Lords and played a crucial role in David Cameron's government with senior roles in the Foreign Office and overseeing faith and communities. So how did one of the Conservative Party's biggest supporters become one of its most vocal critics? Nick sits down with Baroness Warsi to discuss her new book 'Muslims Don't Matter', why she's chosen now to resign the Conservative whip and how to tackle Islamophobia in British politics once and for all.