There have been seven jobs given by four prime ministers in the culture secretary’s six years in government. Dizzying numbers for a ministry that is supposed to be the fun one. Dizzying times for the rest of us.
So before the whirling stops; who is Lucy Frazer, the 12th incumbent of culture’s cabinet post in 14 years of Conservative government, and what has she done with her 14 months in charge of all that is a bit fun in our lives?
What is her thinking about the brief encompassing Britain’s sport, history, media and arts with its collective £120 billion economic clout? And what does she think about wokeness?
Frazer favours darts over opera, a Lloyd Webber musical over a Shakespeare play, and refuses to
