UK Column Interviews

A classic liberal sets out how he has remained true to the original liberalism of individual human worth while most intellectuals have shifted to the irreparably damaged model of state monopoly and the undefinable notion of the common good.

So extravagant is Saudi Arabia’s plan to create an urban utopia in the desert that even those working on the project, known as The Line, do not yet know whether its scale and scope can ever be realised.

How a self-described bohemian specialising in 19th-century Central European feminism became a lawyer with fire in her belly to stop PSHE ruining children—and how she longs for a renewal of the Reformation.

Mike, from just west of Greater London, steps up to the microphone to talk about traffic charging, Mayor Sadiq Khan’s C40 Cities chairmanship and the impact of Khan’s globalist policies on the local community.

An educational and engaging journey through many of the simple things that can affect and improve our health. Where can we find nutrition?

Jeffrey Tucker discusses the Brownstone Institute and the great battle of ideas underway to inspire a restoration of freedom.

Brian's July 2023 interview by James Delingpole.

The erosion of truth at the heart of Europe: In his third UK Column interview, Swiss banking whistleblower Trevor Kitchen elucidates the linguistic wizardry that runs the Land of Milk and Money.

A celebrated architect’s even-handed account of working for the then Prince Charles, of politics as anti-debate, and of the place of beauty in public life.

With a forthcoming tour called “Infectious” selling out any venue brave enough to host the event, Katie remains irrepressible, heartfelt and always funny.

There is life after the BBC. Ego can be overcome. People are waking up, social media is expanding and many are working to exit the matrix.

Andrew Bridgen has had the courage to speak out despite the threats; the public should pay attention to his dire warnings as to the state of our nation.

If Blair was the demoraliser and Covid the destabiliser, is the crisis just around the corner?

The Daily Clout Pfizer Documents Analysis Project COO discusses the "horror show of adverse reactions" her team is finding; the "amazing lack" of medical and media interest; and legal options.

In a candid interview, Dr David Cartland reveals what is happening in primary healthcare in the UK in 2023.

Architecture, urban planning, the quality of life, who holds the power, and much more. 

The brother of a British 9/11 victim continues to pursue legal channels to obtain a fresh inquest into what happened at the World Trade Center.

From determined Welsh parents, an essential look into the malicious British state agenda attacking the minds of our children in plain sight.

Debi Evans and Cheryl Grainger dissect what was revealed in the Pfizer Papers.

The NHS is in a state of collapse. What next? How do we rebuild it?

Born under Mao, Lily Tang Williams escaped the poverty and control of communism to find freedom and love in America. Now she sees the oppression she knew in her youth infiltrating the West. Lily has decided she must sound the alarm.

The new totalitarians are here, the authoritarian society they wish to impose is close, and our present society waxes old and decays. Simon Elmer concludes that we are close to the abyss.

Is the genomic code of the British public a resource to be mined? Is the data generated by "our" NHS a hoard to be exploited by government, pharma and IT giants for their own ends? Ben Rubin discusses.

Naomi Wolf talks of her passion, determination and drive to address what she describes as the “greatest crime that has ever taken place in the history of humanity”.

Debi Evans and Charlet Crichton have an honest conversation and a catch-up about what life is like for those with vaccine injuries two years on, in 2023.

Economist Bob Moriarty concludes that the West is morally, intellectually and financially bankrupt, and the world is being led towards a Third World War by a group of fools.

Extremism and political leftism now dominate the environmental movement. But it was not always like this; it actually used to be about the environment. Greenpeace founder Patrick Moore joins David to discuss.

John Waters outlines a broad-brush sketch of the geopolitical effects of the truth that "the love of money is the root of all evil".

Sandi Adams weaves through a maze of topics to build an overall picture of what the globalists have planned for us. Make use of the background reading given on this page together with the interview.

Are fact checkers defenders of democracy or a network of thought control? Dr Judith Brown has been investigating.

Creeping fascism is destroying the West, It is global, it is authoritarian, and it is internationalist. Simon Elmer discusses what it is, why it must be resisted and how it can be defeated: "Woke is a fascist ideology."

Intimidate—Isolate—Incriminate: the strategy employed to shut down debate regarding what is happening within the state of Israel and the territories it controls. The Christian Zionist movement is guilty of substituting the state of Israel for Christ as the object of worship.

To harvest your own herbs and plants, you don’t need much except sharp eyes and a heart filled with love. Herbal medicine does not have to be complicated; the benefits are enormous.

Fine dog owners who allow their pets to foul public recreation spaces? Most certainly. But fine dog owners because their dog crossed a white line? Welcome to the Stasi state of Plymouth in 2023.

The Swiss cardiologist who refused to be intimidated by a counter-terrorism police raid and a long course of obligatory "insanity" treatment for questioning Covid policy.

The tribulations and determination of a Belgian professor with huge Covid-relevant expertise who sought to get the European Parliament Petitions Committee to accept the legal case of nearly 200 medics that the EU had broken its own constitution by jabbing children.

Former priest Tom Doyle speaks out on the issue of child sexual abuse by the clergy within the Roman Catholic Church.

David Rohl has for many decades challenged the established view on ancient history, revealing errors and circular reasoning and inspiring fresh thinking and renewed interest on the part of younger scholars.

The strange decay of universities is described by Professor Norman Fenton through his experience of bringing academic rigour to the examination of health statistics during the Covid–19 panic. 

What happened when a community in the East of England said no to the rural version of 15-minute cities.

Claudio Grass discusses exiting the doomed financial system.

The Freedom Alliance has arisen in response to lockdown and other more creeping forms of totalitarianism. Angela Lewis-Wright explains what the party aspires to achieve.

Andrew Bridgen spoke out in Westminster regarding vaccine harms. His reward? Withdrawal of the Conservative party whip. Join us to hear what the mainstream media will not share.

There is great power in understanding the law. Learn from one lawyer who saw past his educational blinkers.

As modern medicine, medical devices, state-of-the-art, cutting-edge equipment fill our hospitals, perhaps nursing has become too complex.

Are you a boy? Are you a girl? You can be either or both. Who says? School says.

Credit, good and bad—what is the difference? Are we being guided by wise central bankers, or led into crisis by incompetent bureaucrats running a giant confidence game? Alasdair Macleod explores the answers.

In a world of financial insanity, wise words are ridiculed by the masses and savoured by the few. Peter Schiff has long been the supplier of those wise words on financial markets and on government and central bank absurdity.

Meet Vote-Freedom.org, a political party with a difference. No leaders, no power structures, just a small coordination committee and candidates working by eight guiding principles. Jonathan Tilt explains how it all works.

Dr Sarah Goode has had the courage to research paedophilia and paedophiles. In this interview, she examines the reality, as opposed to the cartoonish tabloid rendition, of a hugely significant problem for our society.

Why is Scottish education fading and political indoctrination taking its place? Stuart Waiton explains.

Exposing the beliefs and ideology of the woke "new left" is, it turns out, a real wild ride.

UK Column meets David Kurten to learn what makes him tick and what the Heritage Party is really about.

A wide-ranging interview with two world experts on the multidisciplinary reasons why ChatGPT and artificial general intelligence are by no means all they are cracked up to be.

The Canadian pastor famous for declaring “Gestapo is not allowed here” tells the right-thinking remnant that they must be like lions.

In gentle, easy-to-understand language, experienced vaccine injury compensation lawyer Peter Todd affords a valuable and unique glimpse into his world, the role of the coroner and the pathologist, and how an inquest proceeds.

Why did running a ‘library in a suitcase’ for elderly or vulnerable people during lockdown become a crime? Moira Malcolm (aka Moira Dundee), a concerned citizen living in Scotland, tells her story of what happened when she dared to question lockdown.

Is the NHS really working in the best interests of your sick child? Ethan's story, as told by his devoted mum, will make you think differently.

Allopathic medicine is not the only way to health; there are other treatments. The choice is ours.

Meet the dentist who is almost single-handedly, and in her own time and at her own personal expense, pushing back against the narrative of control in her country, Portugal.

Proceedings of the Fornethy Conference held on 22 January 2023 at St Luke's, Bain Street, Glasgow.

Those reporting harm from Covid jabs face being ignored and silenced. There is no honest attempt by the authorities to measure the scope of vaccine injury. So the stories remain anecdotes and their narrators remain—the Anecdotals.

James Roguski, author, activist, researcher and dedicated reader, has been keeping his fingers on the WHO’s pulse and translating the organisation’s intentions into everyday language for the public to understand.

A training consultant for pharmas explains what prompted her to emulate the American success in which an FoI request by doctors and lawyers led to the Pfizer data dump. Will she succeed in doing the same for Britain with AstraZeneca?

Three women from very varied backgrounds decided to stand up to make a difference in politics. They formed the Love Party, a name which challenges the status quo in one go. We find out about them and their motivation.

Meet the Staffordshire nurse who had to be smuggled in and out of people's houses and who considered buying a stab vest simply for asking nurses to think about their professional code of conduct.

Hedley Rees returns to UK Column to spell out just how central Britain is to profitable pharmaceutical corner-cutting worldwide.

A reputed synthetic organic chemist started querying the theoretical underpinnings of evolution and even the origins of life. His findings and the attacks on him made him denounce the problems and errors in the scientific literature ever more boldly. James is locked and loaded.

In contemporary Britain, can a Christian mother and father entrust their child's education to the state? Pastor John-William Noble has concluded they cannot. In this interview, he explains why not.

Economics is not the dismal science that Scottish essayist, historian and philosopher Thomas Carlyle held it to be, but rather a vital tool in understanding our world, seeing through voodoo, and avoiding catastrophe.

Alex Kelly’s emotional and raw account of the fateful day when she returned home from work to find her 71-year-old mother, retired nurse Anthea, dead on the floor—four days after having her first AstraZeneca Covid–19 injection.

On a soaking wet night in August, a hardy band of the UK Column's Scottish audience met with David and Alex for a wonderful, warm and informal gathering in Motherwell's GLO Centre. In part 2 of this recording, the questions for Alex and David come thick and fast, fuelled by half-time refreshments.

Hear how David and Alex first met each other, what it is like working on the UK Column, and what happens when you invite a UK Column audience to "ask me anything".

As a concerned mother, Katy-Jo Murfin stood up to debate the Drag Queen Story Time phenomenon on the street with some animated members of the LGBTQ++ community. Join Katy-Jo as she discusses her experience and the wider Drag Queen agenda with David Scott and Brian Gerrish.

Author and researcher Simon Elmer joins David Scott for a unique discussion of Covid-19 and the technocratic, political, social and religious reactions to it that have led our society down the road to fascism.

In a contemporary yet terrifying remake of the 1958 sci-fi classic The Blob, the title role is played by the Scottish Government. The role of gallant resistance against horror, originally performed by Steve McQueen, is today filled by Richard Lucas of the Scottish Family Party. He joins David Scott to discuss how the Blob attacks families and how it can be resisted and, ultimately, defeated.

Following his exposure of the Swiss banking system, Trevor Kitchen has been viciously hounded by both the Swiss and the EU legal systems, principally with the help of the European Arrest Warrant. Even Conservative MP Dominic Raab sees the danger, saying, "The EAW has devastated the lives of too many innocent people.” We all need to understand the dangers of this pernicious legal device.

Vanessa Beeley explains the impact of sanctions on the people of Syria and appeals for everyone to assist in raising awareness, and having them lifted.

Nursing and care systems consultant Duncan White challenges concepts about privatisation of the NHS and warns of the damage that political charity Common Purpose has inflicted on a vocational calling to care for the sick, injured and vulnerable.

Will the NHS Long Term Plan work? Is the NHS in a terminal condition, or can it be saved? If it can, who will save it? In the first of a UK Column interview series, Roy Lilley talks common sense with Nursing Correspondent Debi Evans.

The man whose very grave Covid vaccine damage was declared “medical misinformation” by YouTube and whose story was spiked by the BBC speaks.

From the peak of fitness to struggling for breath, thanks to following the science. Sports physiotherapist Adam Rowland's horrible adverse reactions to a Covid injection got him ridiculed and called a drug addict.

Cultural Marxism’s long march through the institutions has captured the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust in North London. Tavistock’s clinical training now includes lectures on “whiteness” and the problematic and “racist” nature of Christianity.

Two highly experienced pharmaceutical professionals, Hedley Rees and Sasha Latypova, share their profound and detailed Covid-19 vaccine safety concerns.

Mike Robinson, Matthew Ehret, Isa Blumi and Vanessa Beeley discuss China's role in Africa and the Middle East.

David interviews musician Brad Skistimas (Five Times August), who supplied the soundtrack for the resistance to Covid-19 tyranny. A warm and passionate discussion.

Professor Richard Ennos talks to David Scott. The topic: Courage or cowardice, and the failure of academia to speak truth to power during the Covid-19 crisis.

An All-Party Parliamentary Group recently decided that there was no need for a vaccine safety inquiry. The dismissive decision was devastating for those suffering the reality of vaccine adverse reactions.

Join Sandi Adams for the final instalment as she exposes the world plan now better known as Agenda 2030, and hear why she warns it must be stopped.

What life is like trying to navigate the systems upon systems that stand between a Covid jab victim and official assistance.

Join Sandi Adams again as she exposes the world plan now better known as Agenda 2030, and hear why she warns it must be stopped.

Is economics really value-free? What are the effects of inflation? Is Bob only in this field for the groupies?

Mike Robinson speaks to Diane Sare, independent candidate for the US Senate in New York, standing against Chuck Schumer. Diane is the first independent candidate in history to meet and exceed the signature requirement for running at all, yet she is not allowed to take part in the upcoming television debate.

Join Sandi Adams as she exposes the world plan now better known as Agenda 2030, and hear why she warns it must be stopped.

An experienced nurse from Aberdeen describes how disrespect of her in the NHS for having questions about Covid policy gave way to ridicule, nastiness and isolation until she had to resign for the sake of her conscience. Her description of what Scottish hospitals have become is shocking.

One of England's sporting greats tells the truths that cost him his job on Sky TV.

Another medical professional voices his doubts about Covid jabs and finds himself censored.

Who are the MHRA, given the admission they are no longer a regulator, but an enabler?