of a creeping extra-parliamentary blasphemy law. She likened it to cancel culture, calling it a disaster for the arts, dangerous for free speech and a lesson to those who don't see a threat in identity politics. Personal life Fox is the elder sister of British writer Fiona Fox and Gemma Fox. Fiona was also a Living Marxism contributor and later became director of the non-profit organisation Science Media Centre. References External links House of Lords: Baroness Fox of Buckley Institute of Ideas biography 1960 births 20th-century Welsh educators 21st-century Welsh women politicians 21st-century Welsh women writers 21st-century Welsh writers 21st-century women MEPs for England Alumni of the University of Greenwich Alumni of the University of Warwick BBC 100 Women BBC people Brexit Party MEPs British Eurosceptics British Marxists British baronesses British magazine publishers (people) British people of Irish descent British political commentators British political writers Critics of multiculturalism English libertarians English social workers English women writers Former Marxists Free speech activists Life peeresses created by Elizabeth II Living people MEPs for England 2019–2020 People educated at St Richard Gwyn Catholic High School, Flint People from Buckley, Flintshire Revolutionary Communist Party (UK, 1978) members Teachers of English Welsh libertarians Welsh social workers