The Trawl Meets Tessa Dunlop

The Trawl Meets Tessa Dunlop

From The Trawl by Jemma Forte & Marina Purkiss

May 26, 2026 · 1h 1m

About this episode

Tessa Dunlop joins Jemma and Marina for a discussion on monarchy, British identity, and the challenges faced by outspoken women in public life.

Historian and Broadcaster, Tessa Dunlop, joins Jemma and Marina for a gloriously wide-ranging conversation about monarchy, British identity and the fury of being an outspoken woman in public life. From her PhD on Romanian royalty to why she believes King Charles still gives Britain “soft power” on the world stage, Tessa brings nuance, history and plenty of passion to some of the most divisive debates of the moment. The trio chat Trump, royal diplomacy and whether Prince Andrew is a “seeping wound” for the monarchy, before diving into Meghan and Harry, Britishness, Brexit, immigration, and why Romanian teenagers demanding a GCSE in their mother tongue actually made Tessa proud to be British. They get candid about the media industry, the “authority gap” facing opinionated women, and why being left-leaning can make you professionally radioactive. There’s laughter, disagreement, conversation about Iain Dale, and a brilliantly enraged clip involving Laurence Fox and Jeremy Clarkson that leaves everyone cheering. A fantastic Trawl Meets. Enjoy! Tessa's book 'The Bletchley Girls' Is 99p on the Kindle Store for the month of June. Head to https://amzn.eu/d/02Zf7PsV get a copy and…

People in this episode

Hosts: Jemma Forte, Marina Purkiss

Guest: Tessa Dunlop

Topics covered

  • monarchy
  • British identity
  • public life
  • media industry
  • politics
  • immigration
  • soft power

Keywords

  • monarchy
  • British identity
  • Tessa Dunlop
  • media
  • politics
  • immigration
  • Brexit
  • soft power
  • opinionated women
  • The Bletchley Girls

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: The Bletchley Girls

Places: Romania, Britain, British, Brexit, Romanian

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