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The Killing Fields of Olive Season in South Lebanon

Roqayah Chamseddine

Deadly Israeli strikes have marked this year’s autumn olive harvest in southern Lebanon.

UK Column News Extra — 28th October 2026

UKC Extras presenters Mike Robinson, Charles Malet and Vanessa Beeley discuss fake meat, the future of farming and the importance of getting back to the land.

Surviving the Agricultural Frontier in Lebanon

Roqayah Chamseddine

Facing relentless Israeli aggression, displacement, and exorbitant rents in the capital, southern Lebanese families continue returning to harvest their fields between strikes. Their quiet determination forms the final barrier against the complete ...

Language, Identity, and Culture Wars | Jerm Warfare

Jerm and Alex Thomson unpack the information war, cultural heritage, and the identity crisis Afrikaners face.

Caught between Debunkers and Believers: Len Duggan on Chemtrails | UK Column Interviews

What if the persistent trails across our skies are neither secret spraying nor ‘just contrails’? Len Duggan discusses why jet exhausts persist.

America’s Global Strategy Is COLLAPSING — What China Does Next | Silk and Steel

Carl Zha and Dr. Warwick Powell examine the rapidly changing geopolitical and economic landscape that surrounds the Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz, China, Europe and the United States.

Wind Turbines in the Sea should be Destroyed | Jerm Warfare Weekly Banter

Explore the complexities and controversies which surround wind turbines in the sea, including their environmental impact, technical challenges, and political implications.

Fighting the Tyrants | UK Column Interviews

Dr Sam Bailey tells Charles Malet about tackling the toughest decision of the past six years: asking for help. Persecuted by the Medical Council of New Zealand for her opposition to the Covid injections, Sam is looking for support to break their hold over her.

Matt Glamorre | A Thousand Words (Part 3 of 3)

The third and final chat with Matt Glamorre picks up on faith and the Christian revival. Matthew explains why he supports it wholeheartedly and why he thinks pagans and Christians should form an alliance rooted in the land and its people.

The Capture of Academia | UK Column Interviews

Professor Norman Fenton speaks with Professor Diane Rasmussen about his new book, The Capture of Academia: How Universities Shape Power, Silence Dissent, and Influence Society.

Military Matters: Episode 11

‘What is this war designed to do?’ Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet consider this question in relation to the Russia/Ukraine conflict and the various agendas at play.

The Cult of AI and the Case for Human Control: Does the Machine Stop?

Kristoffer Hell

The doomsayers and the evangelists both miss the point. AI does not need to be feared or worshipped — only kept off public networks unless a human decides otherwise.

The Syria Podcast: Yemen, Empire and the Gulf

Learn about the wars and conflict in the region, as well as the money and politics behind it, in this episode of our Syria Podcast.

Professor Sucharit Bhakdi Unveils a New Theory on Post-mRNA Vaccine Illness

In a surprise addition to the programme, Professor Sucharit Bhakdi, former chair of the Institute of Medical Microbiology at the University of Mainz, chose the UK Column 20th Anniversary On Location audience to present a hypothesis he had not shared publicly before.

The Iron on the Roadside

Roqayah Chamseddine

A photograph of a burned-out pickup truck in southern Lebanon leads to the story of Hassan, a man who refused to abandon his village and continued delivering food to those living under Israeli bombardment.

Sovereign Soil | UK Column Interviews

Activist, campaigner, documentary maker, and market gardener Tracy Worcester tells Charles Malet how true sovereignty is found in our responsible use of land and the production of chemical-free and nutrient dense food, without interference and without exception.

The Remnant in the Nightmare

Alex Thomson, Eastern Approaches

This is the text of Alex Thomson’s talk delivered at UK Column’s 20th Anniversary On Location event in Plymouth, England, 20 September 2026.

9/11: The Anatomy of an Awakening

Dr Lucy Morgan Edwards

Lucy Morgan Edwards narrates her journey through questioning the official 9/11 story. A shorter version appears in Issue 3 of our print magazine, The Column, available in our online shop.

The Unravelling of Childhood in Southern Lebanon

Roqayah Chamseddine

An Israeli strike wipes out three generations of a family in southern Lebanon, leaving two children orphaned.

Disclosure Day: Things To Come?

Kristoffer Hell

Teaser: In the 2026 film Disclosure Day, Steven Spielberg opens with a scene based on George Orwell's line in Nineteen Eighty-Four: “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face — forever”. What is he trying to tell ...

Road Freedom | UK Column Interviews

Terri Hall is a Washington, D.C. lobbyist. She has more than 20 years of experience influencing legislatures at state and federal levels, and she has achieved several significant victories.

China: The Art of Imperial Expansion without a Hot War

Kristoffer Hell

Thirty years ago, bamboo huts appeared on a reef inside Philippine waters. Today, it's a military base, and the court ruling against it is wastepaper. This is the art of imperial expansion without risking a hot war.

Israeli Attacks Are Destroying Lebanese Families and Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon

Roqayah Chamseddine

From the deliberate levelling of historic sectors within Nabatieh to the pre-dawn slaughter of a sleeping family in Kfar Rumman, Israel's escalating campaign in southern Lebanon is systematically destroying the foundations of civilian life.

Editor's Choice //

Skripal and Novichok: What Didn't Happen

Watch on-demand our event held live on Thursday 11 December for a critical analysis of the Dawn Sturgess Inquiry report and Skripal affair presented by Craig Murray, Patrick Henningsen and Tim Norman.

David Ellis Report - Ann Widdecombe

Why Are There "Huge Gaps In Britain's Defences"?

Brian Gerrish

The top brass offer highly unconvincing explanations for the brand destruction of the British military.

Imminent risk of EU control of British defence procurement, industry and training

David Ellis, Strategic Defence Initiatives

On Monday 24 November 2017, Strategic Defence Initiatives UK submitted the following report to the Defence Select Committee of the House of Commons.

The Day of the Skripal

Tim Norman

LONG READ: The Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia survived an apparent assassination attempt in the English city of Salisbury on Sunday, 4 March 2018. But what exactly did the mainstream media and official sources say happened ...

The Online Safety Act - An Act of Betrayal

Iain Davis

The Online Safety Bill has been presented to Parliament and the public as an attempt to protect children from online grooming and abuse and to limit the reach of terrorist propaganda. This, however, does not seem to be its primary focus. The real ...

Mark of the Beast: Digital Identity and the Cashless Cartel

Martin Edwards

With the release of the iPhone X people have been asked to accept a new level of biometric intrusion so that their phone can identify them. But is this a simple security measure, or is there a global policy agenda at work?

Skripal: A Russian web or a RUSI web?

Alex Thomson, Eastern Approaches

Some contours relevant to understanding the possible roles of certain British intelligence officers in the Skripal case.

Keeping abreast of the Skripal case: Some recommended articles

Alex Thomson, Eastern Approaches

A round-up of some contributions that inquirers into the Skripal case ought not to miss.

The End Game

K. C. Merit

President Obama may have forgotten to mention that the American troops due to leave Iraq at the end of 2011 would need to be deployed almost immediately elsewhere.

Who Is The Enemy?

Mike Robinson

Following the events in Woolwich last week, we are revisiting an article originally written for the UK Column newspaper in 2010. While we deplore anyone's killing, it is important to look at the historical context, and ask the question, if our ...

Comment //

The Puberty Blocker Trial: If You Tolerate This, Your Children Will Be First

Hil Bichovsky

Those of us reaching out in trust to the NHS should recognise the atrocity that is the King's College London puberty blocker trial.

Inside South Lebanon’s Struggle against Israeli Occupation and State Complicity

Roqayah Chamseddine

The people of southern Lebanon are being forced to confront state capitulation and relentless Israeli bombardment. This ongoing crisis threatens not only their land, but also the very survival of historic southern Lebanese communities.

The Blindfold Briefing: Misconduct and the Erosion of the Common Law

Charles Malet

Is the system even able to hold those in power to account, and why does misconduct in public office act as another nail in the coffin of the common law?

The Blindfold Briefing: Rape Gang Recommendations

Charles Malet

Analysis and comment on the recommendations made in the highly politicised Rape Gang Inquiry Report, which was produced for Rupert Lowe MP.

Are Librarians a Safeguarding Threat to Children?

Professor Diane Rasmussen

Do you believe that librarians should be in the business of providing books with content about rape, suicide, murder, illegal drug use, and coerced underage sex with teachers? This author does not, but librarians do.

How to Manage a Room Full of Ideas

Hil Bichovsky

Nothing is easier to manipulate than a crowd. At a free speech event in Manchester, some ideas were more free than others.

AI, Cognitive Degeneration, and the Future of Humanity

Neil Harrison

By ever-increasing reliance on tools to perform our thinking for us, we are losing our higher executive brain functions. This is cognitive degeneration. The mental abilities that we are losing are exactly those that we need to avoid the Social Credit System trap.