UK Column News - 27th February 2026 Exposing Queer Fest and the Attack on Our Children's Minds — with Protect and Teach Cathy Mudge, Gilli Blick, and Jenny Digsdale of Protect and Teach spoke with Professor Diane Rasmussen about the 2025 child-focused Queer Fest event at Exeter Library and the serious safeguarding concerns surrounding it. UK Column Beanies - Navy £9.60 – £15.60Price range: £9.60 through £15.60 Buy now UK Column News Extra - 27th February 2026 Become a UK Column member to get access to our additional News Extra coverage, a more relaxed, sometimes in-depth, often funny and wry look at events. From Rotherham to Epstein: The Establishment Cover-Up of Child Abuse in Britain One child sex attack every 20 minutes. Fewer than 10% ending in conviction. Over 2,000 abuse files destroyed. This forensic 2015 presentation argues Britain's institutional failure to protect children was no accident — it was a deliberate, decades-long establishment cover-up. Amid the Bankers’ Diversionary Tantrums, Let’s Examine Their Monetary Mechanics Mark Anderson In the fleeting news bytes that we often hear, some political leaders will praise and others will question the banking fraternity. While it's easy to get caught up in the controversy, we must look beyond the headlines and methodically unravel the ... Simon Roche on multiculturalism, war, and exit strategies | Jerm Warfare Simon Roche explains the origins and aims of Suidlanders, a civil defence and exit strategy group in South Africa. Queer Fest at Exeter Library: Devon County Council's Child Safety Test Cathy Mudge Exeter Library’s Out There Queer Fest contained sexual health displays, penis models, and condom demos in the foyer next to the children’s section. A sweet trolley lured children for contact details via QR code. It was publicly funded and 'family ... Starmer in China: Is the UK Shifting Away from the US? | Silk and Steel In this episode of the Silk and Steel Podcast, host Carl Tsar reunites with old friend and longtime China resident, Jerry, to discuss UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's recent visit to China. Is British Intelligence Radicalising Children in Syrian ISIS Prisons for the Long War against Iran? Vanessa Beeley British intelligence is never too far from the wars and chaos in the so-called Middle East region. In Syria MI6 has taken centre stage for the last 75 years in the intelligence operations to overthrow successive Syrian governments, and now the aim is ... Edgar Allan Poe’s Final Mystery: Solving the Paradox of the Sublime David Gosselin Edgar Allan Poe’s tales of murder and mystery, and his hauntingly beautiful poems, have fascinated readers for nearly two centuries. New research, presented in this article and in a new documentary, questions the official narratives about his life ... Solutions to Corporatist Fascism and False Political Constructs — with Rodney Atkinson Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Rodney Atkinson, one of Britain’s most successful political economists, at his home in the North East of England about a range of important national and international topics. Epstein, Africa, and Zionist Intelligence Operations, Part 1 Professor David Miller In Part 1 of a two-part investigation, David Miller goes beyond the revelations in the Epstein files to ask about the wider interests and power of the Zionist entity in Africa. Post-truth Incidence, Part 3: Law and Justice Professor Gloria Moss When justice is corporatised and administrative courts are permitted, law and justice become tools of repression, replacing honesty and justice with deceit and post-truth. State control and the corporatisation of government bodies, including courts ... Military Matters: Episode Three Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet explore the ways in which the war narrative has been pushed in the UK over the past few months. Andrew Bridgen | A Thousand Words (Part 3 of 3) Andrew Bridgen shares his journey from insider to critic of the political system. Lest We Forget, Part 4: Through the Eyes of the Educators Hugh McCarthy Children born during the Covid era have reduced verbal, motor, and overall cognitive performance compared to children born before 2020. Part 4 of this series about the effects of the lockdowns on children highlights this tragedy as expressed through ... Canada: A Roadmap for the Future | UK Column Interviews Mike Robinson talks with Canadian journalist, author, and lecturer Matt Ehret. Matt is the founder of the Canadian Patriot Review, and his extensive body of work includes three volumes on the untold history of Canada. Gutsy Women: Erin Far from Eden Brian Gerrish and Erin discuss how the feminist agenda has been used as a deliberate and orchestrated attack on both women and men. Andrew Bridgen | A Thousand Words (Part 2 of 3) In this second instalment, Andrew opens up about his political career, personal struggles, and growing disillusionment with UK politics. The War on Terror to the Present Day | UK Column Interviews Dr Lucy Morgan Edwards, author of The Afghan Solution, compares her experiences in Afghanistan 20 years ago to the current geopolitical situation. Telecon with Mike from Slough: Health and the Sardine Saga A short phone call with Mike from Slough on health, food, and the sardine saga. Vaccines: An Educated Decision | UK Column Interviews Magda Taylor talks to Charles Malet about her website and newsletter, The Informed Parent. It is a resource supplying parents with information that mainstream medicine won’t. What Is the Relationship between Venezuela's Presence in Davos and the New World Order? José Biomorgi We are witnessing tectonic shifts in global geopolitics that will reconfigure the model of relations between nations, ushering in a ‘New World Order’ in which capitalism will continue to dominate the world stage, but in a world with diverse centres ... Farmers, Mercosur, and Global Governance Neil Harrison This article explores the current farmers’ protests around Europe and reveals the long-term policies that are hollowing out Europe’s rural populations in order to introduce 15-minute cities controlled by a cabal of Global Mayors. 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Exposing Queer Fest and the Attack on Our Children's Minds — with Protect and Teach Cathy Mudge, Gilli Blick, and Jenny Digsdale of Protect and Teach spoke with Professor Diane Rasmussen about the 2025 child-focused Queer Fest event at Exeter Library and the serious safeguarding concerns surrounding it.
UK Column News Extra - 27th February 2026 Become a UK Column member to get access to our additional News Extra coverage, a more relaxed, sometimes in-depth, often funny and wry look at events.
From Rotherham to Epstein: The Establishment Cover-Up of Child Abuse in Britain One child sex attack every 20 minutes. Fewer than 10% ending in conviction. Over 2,000 abuse files destroyed. This forensic 2015 presentation argues Britain's institutional failure to protect children was no accident — it was a deliberate, decades-long establishment cover-up.
Amid the Bankers’ Diversionary Tantrums, Let’s Examine Their Monetary Mechanics Mark Anderson In the fleeting news bytes that we often hear, some political leaders will praise and others will question the banking fraternity. While it's easy to get caught up in the controversy, we must look beyond the headlines and methodically unravel the ...
Simon Roche on multiculturalism, war, and exit strategies | Jerm Warfare Simon Roche explains the origins and aims of Suidlanders, a civil defence and exit strategy group in South Africa.
Queer Fest at Exeter Library: Devon County Council's Child Safety Test Cathy Mudge Exeter Library’s Out There Queer Fest contained sexual health displays, penis models, and condom demos in the foyer next to the children’s section. A sweet trolley lured children for contact details via QR code. It was publicly funded and 'family ...
Starmer in China: Is the UK Shifting Away from the US? | Silk and Steel In this episode of the Silk and Steel Podcast, host Carl Tsar reunites with old friend and longtime China resident, Jerry, to discuss UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's recent visit to China.
Is British Intelligence Radicalising Children in Syrian ISIS Prisons for the Long War against Iran? Vanessa Beeley British intelligence is never too far from the wars and chaos in the so-called Middle East region. In Syria MI6 has taken centre stage for the last 75 years in the intelligence operations to overthrow successive Syrian governments, and now the aim is ...
Edgar Allan Poe’s Final Mystery: Solving the Paradox of the Sublime David Gosselin Edgar Allan Poe’s tales of murder and mystery, and his hauntingly beautiful poems, have fascinated readers for nearly two centuries. New research, presented in this article and in a new documentary, questions the official narratives about his life ...
Solutions to Corporatist Fascism and False Political Constructs — with Rodney Atkinson Professor Diane Rasmussen spoke with Rodney Atkinson, one of Britain’s most successful political economists, at his home in the North East of England about a range of important national and international topics.
Epstein, Africa, and Zionist Intelligence Operations, Part 1 Professor David Miller In Part 1 of a two-part investigation, David Miller goes beyond the revelations in the Epstein files to ask about the wider interests and power of the Zionist entity in Africa.
Post-truth Incidence, Part 3: Law and Justice Professor Gloria Moss When justice is corporatised and administrative courts are permitted, law and justice become tools of repression, replacing honesty and justice with deceit and post-truth. State control and the corporatisation of government bodies, including courts ...
Military Matters: Episode Three Brian Gerrish and Charles Malet explore the ways in which the war narrative has been pushed in the UK over the past few months.
Andrew Bridgen | A Thousand Words (Part 3 of 3) Andrew Bridgen shares his journey from insider to critic of the political system.
Lest We Forget, Part 4: Through the Eyes of the Educators Hugh McCarthy Children born during the Covid era have reduced verbal, motor, and overall cognitive performance compared to children born before 2020. Part 4 of this series about the effects of the lockdowns on children highlights this tragedy as expressed through ...
Canada: A Roadmap for the Future | UK Column Interviews Mike Robinson talks with Canadian journalist, author, and lecturer Matt Ehret. Matt is the founder of the Canadian Patriot Review, and his extensive body of work includes three volumes on the untold history of Canada.
Gutsy Women: Erin Far from Eden Brian Gerrish and Erin discuss how the feminist agenda has been used as a deliberate and orchestrated attack on both women and men.
Andrew Bridgen | A Thousand Words (Part 2 of 3) In this second instalment, Andrew opens up about his political career, personal struggles, and growing disillusionment with UK politics.
The War on Terror to the Present Day | UK Column Interviews Dr Lucy Morgan Edwards, author of The Afghan Solution, compares her experiences in Afghanistan 20 years ago to the current geopolitical situation.
Telecon with Mike from Slough: Health and the Sardine Saga A short phone call with Mike from Slough on health, food, and the sardine saga.
Vaccines: An Educated Decision | UK Column Interviews Magda Taylor talks to Charles Malet about her website and newsletter, The Informed Parent. It is a resource supplying parents with information that mainstream medicine won’t.
What Is the Relationship between Venezuela's Presence in Davos and the New World Order? José Biomorgi We are witnessing tectonic shifts in global geopolitics that will reconfigure the model of relations between nations, ushering in a ‘New World Order’ in which capitalism will continue to dominate the world stage, but in a world with diverse centres ...
Farmers, Mercosur, and Global Governance Neil Harrison This article explores the current farmers’ protests around Europe and reveals the long-term policies that are hollowing out Europe’s rural populations in order to introduce 15-minute cities controlled by a cabal of Global Mayors.
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.
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.
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.
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 ...
Satanic Fabian Warmongers Mike Robinson Tony Blair's conversion to Catholicism is laughable. He and his witch of a wife profess to be Christians, supposedly qualified to comment on the religion's future, and yet, have been known to enjoy howling at the moon from time to time.
Ukrainian policy in the Donbass: Is it fair to call it genocide? Terry Boardman LONG READ: As long as states like Ukraine go on trying to copy the nineteenth-century western European unitary model of the nation state, there will only be endless conflict.
Greenland Is Soon To Be America’s 51st State Kristoffer Hell It is only a matter of time before Greenland is assimilated by the US. The best Denmark and Western Europe can do is ensure that the transfer occurs on the most favourable terms possible for themselves and that the transaction strengthens Europe.
The Blindfold Briefing: Perverse Verdicts Charles Malet What authority does a judge hold over a jury? This is a close look at the many swords dangling above one of the cornerstones of common law.
Surrogacy, Part 2 — Wombs for Hire Sarah Newlyn In Part 1, we looked at the horrific effects of surrogacy on the babies born to it. Here in Part 2, we explore the exploitative ways in which women are used as nothing more than rented wombs, whose health, mental and physical, is of no consequence.
Are We Free? Neil Harrison Freedoms were not ‘restricted’; they were seized. Lives were not just ‘disrupted’; they were broken. This article asks whether a nation can still call itself free when its most basic freedoms can be taken overnight — and what that awareness means for Britain now.
Surrogacy — An Unfolding Dystopia Sarah Newlyn In this ever more dystopian world, surrogacy is sold to us as an altruistic act, helping those unable to give birth themselves. But the reality is far more sinister, and the children born into surrogacy are paying a heavy price.
Cyprus: US and Israel Clash with Turkey over Control of the Eastern Mediterranean Vanessa Beeley The Island of Cyprus finds itself caught in the eye of the corridor-hegemony storm with Washington, Israel, and the UK on one side, and Turkey, China, and Russia seeking dominance and influence on the other.
In latest effort to keep AfD out of government and save German democracy, ex-Stasi officer is appointed to a cabinet minister post in Thüringen Eugyppius
They Killed Your Business, Murdered Your Parents and Destroyed Your Health. But It's OK: The Guy Responsible Has Written an Hilarious Memoir James Delingpole
