Governments make everything worse - with Wanjiru Njoya Wanjiru Njoya tells Charles Malet how she sees a truly free market, devoid of any government intervention, as being the route by which all societies are improved.
Avoiding Social Care by Extending Our ‘Healthspan’ In this time of collapsing social care and over reliance on pharmaceuticals, Mike speaks to David Siegel about the best strategies for maintaining our ‘healthspan’: the length of time we are healthy, and not just alive.
Peace in Ukraine: A call to Prime Minister Modi Over 1,000,000 dead/injured in the Ukraine proxy war forms a very conservative estimate. In response, the UK, US, EU and NATO clamour to unleash long-range weapon attacks against Russia, escalating the conflict. UK Column facilitates a critical discussion between Scott Ritter, former US Marine Corps, and Maj-Gen Bakshi, Indian Army (Retired), about the reality of the war, India’s view and a call for peace.
Extradition: A most one-sided affair—with Lord Deben Lord Deben (John Gummer) speaks to Charles Malet about his campaign to change the extradition laws, how such laws are subject to corporate influence, his friendship with Mike Lynch and his position on atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Stop Medically Transitioning Children – Exploring the Cass Review with Dr Jenny Cunningham What did the Cass Review conclude about gender identity services for children and young people? Retired paediatrician Dr Jenny Cunningham critiques its findings in conversation with Diane Rasmussen McAdie.
Attacks on Academic Freedom, The Times of London, and MI6 Dr Piers Robinson Once again, The Times newspaper is attacking academics who speak truth to power, with a new hit-piece. Who is behind these attacks?
The Presence – Dr Robin Kelly Are patients being listened to? What does primary healthcare look like in the eyes of Dr Robin Kelly in New Zealand? When does a patient become a guest? What happens when you fuse traditional Eastern medicine with traditional Western medicine? Why is presence the most precious gift of all?
