Natalie Bennett candidate on the London-wide list for the Green Party. Bennett has considered herself a feminist since she was a young child, claiming that it was her "first politics". She also founded the Green Party women's group and was a trustee of the Fawcett Society between 2010 and 2014. She became interested in environmental issues when she obtained a degree in Agricultural Sciences. She is in favour of abolishing the monarchy. In an April 2015 interview, she said that she supports the Green Party policy of an economic and cultural boycott of Israel, and also thought that Britain should cease arms
Tony Bennett at the Talk of the Town a time, so as to give audiences a little more to come for than just what went into a half hour. Peter Fraser–Jones served as both director and a producer, while Philip Jones was another producer. Bennett and Farnon both praised the work of Fraser-Jones. During this time Bennett lived on Grosvenor Square with his wife Sandra and their very young daughter Joanna. The last of the tapings was done on 12 March 1972; by May 1972, Bennett had travelled to the United States for an extended concert engagement there. The series as aired consisted of thirteen half-hour episodes. In