Is Britain still a free country - or is free speech being criminalised?

In this episode, I talk to Ed West about the challenges of the jury service and its future. The conversation widens into a much broader examination of justice, bias, and how culture now shapes the courtroom in ways few people want to admit.

From there, we range across some of the most combustible issues in UK public life: the expanding public sector, the strange power of diversity bureaucracies, the collapse of trust in government, the paralysis around immigration, and why mental health has become entangled with work, politics, and policy.

This is a fast-moving, unsparing conversation about a country that feels stuck - and the reforms that might be necessary to unstick it.

If you care about the future of Britain, justice, and whether liberal democracy can survive its own contradictions, you’ll want to hear this one.

Is the UK heading for an IMF-style bailout? It's time for a painful truth about the British taxes and the debt crisis we're facing.

In this explosive interview, John O’Connell (TaxPayers’ Alliance) explains why Britain’s debt interest is soaring, how index-linked gilts turbocharge inflation costs, and why we’re “borrowing to pay the interest.”

We break down tax rises (income tax, national insurance, VAT), stealth taxes, frozen thresholds, and why “tax the rich” & wealth taxes won’t fix a structural cost of government crisis.

We cover the sluggish UK growth problem (why 3% is needed, not 1%), NHS inefficiency vs universal coverage models, and the hard choices that await us on public spending, welfare, and pensions.

If you care about the UK economy, cost of living, and your future take-home pay, watch this now.

Globalism is reshaping Britain - and not for the better. From immigration pressures to government overreach, the cracks in our political system are widening, and the establishment seems determined to ignore them.

In this conversation, I sit down with Daniel Schofield, County Director for Great British PAC Lincolnshire, to pull back the curtain on the real cost of globalism in our communities. We dig into the struggles of working-class men, the housing shortage, the erosion of farming, and the political movements rising to challenge a system that’s losing public trust.

Is the UK trapped in a cycle of dependency and control? Are we watching our freedoms traded away under the banner of globalism? We explore where we are now - and how grassroots action could change Britain’s future.

Join us as we discuss:

- the fracturing of UK politics and the rise of new right-wing movements

- immigration’s cultural and economic impact

- housing crisis and government policy failures

- the fight to defend farming and working-class livelihoods

- how the Great British PAC aims to unite the right against establishment forces

If you’re concerned about Britain’s direction in an era of globalism, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss.