Was Professor Plagiarist actually on Seven Up?
Here’s one to make your head wobble on a Sunday!
Here’s one to make your head wobble on a Sunday!
NEW! Jason Arday’s extraordinary Seven Up claim raises a much bigger question: how do remarkable personal stories become accepted as fact without proper scrutiny? I look beyond the controversy to examine university culture, institutional credibility and what happens when an irresistible biography finally collides with the evidence. Join my Substack for exclusive insights and stories—subscribe…
We have a new development in the ongoing Ann Widdecombe murder investigation.
An old police file connected to Ann Widdecombe has suddenly been reopened — and counter-terrorism officers are now looking at what may have been missed in 2025. I look beyond the headlines at why the past can take on a very different meaning after a murder, the intriguing Farage parallel, and the crucial difference between…
I happened to catch an interview between TalkTV’s Julia Hartley-Brewer and Restore Britain’s Charlie Downes the other day whilst out driving in the car.
What actually makes someone British? Is it simply a shared set of liberal values, or something deeper—history, culture, continuity and the people themselves? In this episode, I examine the viral clash between Julia Hartley-Brewer and Charlie Downes and ask whether Britain can survive as the same nation if its historic people and identity disappear.
It isn’t just the weather that is hot in Spain; so too is the political climate in the aftermath of the invasion of the Spanish-controlled enclave of Ceuta by Moroccan hordes.
Ceuta wasn’t just a MAJOR border incident. It was a warning. In this episode, I look beyond the headlines to explore what the crisis reveals about Europe’s immigration policies, national sovereignty, border security and Spain’s political direction under Pedro Sánchez. Is Ceuta an isolated event—or a TRAGIC glimpse of Europe’s future? Join me as we…
The Oxford Union is one of the world’s oldest debating societies.
When did Britain reach the point where a debate needed police lines and road closures? In this episode, I explore what the Oxford Union debate on Islam reveals about the state of free speech, public discourse and our growing reluctance to confront difficult ideas. Whatever your views on the motion, this conversation is really about…
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Politics has never been about agreeing on everything.
Why does the British Right so often fall out just as victory comes into sight? In this episode, I explore Farage–Lowe exchanges, what they reveal about the state of the Right, and why history suggests division—not Labour—could be its biggest obstacle. A timely conversation about leadership, coalitions and the price of political infighting. Join my…
The Child Maintenance Scandal exposed
Ann Widdecombe called the Child Maintenance Service ”mafia”—a remarkable accusation from a former Conservative minister. Why? In this episode, I examine the evidence that convinced her Britain was facing one of its biggest unreported scandals. We look at billions in disputed legacy debt, the controversial operation of Section 33 liability orders, the human cost of…