UK Column Interviews

The future of food: In the hands of the community—Marianne Hill and Michelle Turner

Entering into agreements that concentrate on quality and land husbandry is a trend that has proved to be of equal draw to producer and consumer alike.

Debating the Climate with Ben Pile

Mike Robinson discusses climate change with researcher and campaigner for serious debate around climate change policy, Ben Pile.

Gutsy Women: Eva Bartlett

What drove a young Canadian to witness life under fire in Gaza and Donbass, and her own country’s mainstream journalists to denounce her to a Ukrainian kill list?

Gutsy Women: Vanessa Beeley

From childhood immersion in the Arab street to her father's posthumous papers; from Gaza to Syria; Vanessa found humanity in a bomb-strewn environment.

Gutsy Women: Debi Evans

Find out why Debi Evans challenges the grand dames of the policy establishment, grandmother to grandmother, and why she won't give up in holding her water board to account for continually flooding her house.

Gutsy Women: Louise Collins

From an FM radio programme that was so successful it had to be shut down, through years with UK Column, to stalwart defence of children.

Gutsy Women: Kimberley Isherwood

What is the difference between professionals and experts? Kim, from the tough valleys, recounts her personal journey to taking on the Welsh Government and its perverted sex syllabus for young children.

Down With This Sort of Thing: Graham Linehan

Mike Robinson speaks to Graham Linehan, comedy writer and creator/co-creator of Father Ted, Black Books and The IT Crowd, about life after speaking out on transgender issues.

UK Column appears on Millenniyule 2023

Who is higher in the New World Order—the alphabet-soup supranationalists or the Zionists?

Alex Thomson talks to James Delingpole on J.N. Darby, the Scofield Reference Bible and the origins of dispensationalism

On Christendom's classic understanding of its relation to Israel, and how this has been subverted with the rise of dispensationalism and Zionism in the past century.

Pfizer Report 89: Based On A Lie—with Chris Flowers

Do you know about Report 89? Dr Chris Flowers discusses the latest shocking and groundbreaking findings from the Pfizer Analysis Data.

Raw Truth: Unadulterated milk and food security, with Jon Cook

How can we deal straight with local farmers to mutual advantage? A highly knowledgeable, enthusiastic and determined Wiltshire dairy and organic beef farmer shares his remarkable insights into animal welfare, human health and food quality.

Dark Crusade: a look at the origins of Christian Zionism with Clifford Kiracofe

Mike Robinson speaks to Clifford Kiracofe about the origins of Christian Zionism and its relationship to Jewish Zionism and Western government support for the State of Israel.

The Numbers Don’t Lie: Excess Deaths—Ed Dowd

Why in 2023 are the cases of sickness, disability and death rising exponentially? Why are none of our public health officials demanding an immediate investigation?

No Smoke Without Fire: PREVENTing a War on Domestic Terror in the United Kingdom?

There’s no smoke without fire, but how dangerous is the blaze? Is the UK Government’s Prevent strategy fuelling the flames of domestic terrorism in the UK in 2023?

The Race to Zero with Steve Goreham

Mike Robinson speaks to Steve Goreham about climate change and net zero energy policy.

Kenny Xu comments on his book School of Woke

From one of America’s most relentless critics of Critical Race Theory comes a far-reaching, on-the-ground investigation of how CRT infiltrated our schools and transformed them into activism factories—with disastrous results.

Stuart Waiton—Grooming by the State: The need for a Scottish Union for Education

The academic at the forefront of filleting the policies foisted on Scottish schools analyses over-regulation, indoctrination, catastrophisation and bogus language in education.

Whistleblower: Social worker brutalised by Met Police and Social Services for daring to protect children

Reacting as any trained social worker should to protect an abused child, Emma Arran could not have imagined that she would become the accused and the target of harassment and abuse. In a calm, professional and precise manner, she testifies of a cruel, frightening and outrageous experience in Lambeth. 

Chris Williamson on Gaza and the London demonstrations

Mike Robinson speaks to Chris Williamson, former Labour Party MP and peace campaigner about Gaza and the pro-Palestine protests in London.

Big Pharma, Small Farmer—Roger Meacock, Consultant Veterinary Surgeon

An experienced and unusually determined vet gives both reassuring and alarming myth-busting surprises regarding the actual health of British farms and British farm animals.

Trafficked: Child Stealing by the State—Part 1

Welcome to the UK, a state that engages in child stealing. Sam shows enormous courage, revealing the personal traumas she has experienced at the hands of traffickers and in the family courts.

Pharmaceuticals, Potions and Pipelines: Debi Evans, Hedley Rees and Cheryl Grainger

There are nearly 200 new mRNA injections in the pharmaceutical pipeline. Should you say no to them?

Rev. Willie Philip: Battle is normal for Christian life and leadership

The preacher who obtained the legal admission that it is unlawful to forbid worship under pretext of Covid discusses why the church must continue to be the church and meet as the church.

Ben Rubin dissects the Common Purpose agenda

The Common Purpose agenda takes many forms: Future Leaders, Disruptive Innovation, Inclusive Capitalism, Rules-Based International Order. We are being thoroughly programmed—and language is key.

Fit as a Butcher's Dog—Consultant Vet Roger Meacock

One of Britain's few veterinary surgeons prepared to address concerns about health technology in animals.

Transhumanism and the War against Humanity: Joe Allen

Transhumanism—fantasy or threat? As the technology starts to catch up with the dreams, what do the transhumanists wish to have in store for us?

Georgia Voters' Group Has Strong Proof Of Major Election Breaches

By all indications, Donald Trump won Georgia in 2020. By implication, all US elections are at risk of serious compromise.

Energy and Ambition in Kenya, with Jusper Machogu

Having studied the debate on development and climate change, this equatorial farmer’s conclusion is that what we need are “Fossil Fuels for Africa”.

Suffer the Little Children: Dr Ros Jones, retired paediatrician

Should pregnant and breastfeeding mothers take an experimental ‘vaccine’, with no safety data, that they know will prevent neither transmission nor infection?

Susan Smith—Women Won't Wheesht

Nicola Sturgeon—my part in her downfall, by one of the women who won't wheesht.

The future of anti-war activism in a one-party system

What happened to the anti-war movement that saw a million people on the streets to demand no invasion of Iraq in 2003?

A Bunch of Flowers for Pfizer

Dr Chris Flowers talks about the Pfizer Analysis Documents to Debi Evans and Cheryl Grainger.

Monica Smit: Becoming a Freedom Advocate

Australia's Monica Smit shares her memories, reflections and thoughts from the Covid authoritarian crisis to her current campaign for liberty.

Jewel in our Crown or Thorn in our Side, Part 2—Is the NHS Too Sick to Save?

Roy Lilley and Dr Duncan White resume their debate with Debi Evans on what safety means for today's National Health Service.

mRNA in Animals: Roger Meacock, the gentle vet who roars

Discussion of mRNA ‘medicines’ from a vet’s perspective—details that perhaps our human-medicine doctors are missing.

The Digital Industrial Complex with Ben Rubin

Through a network of virtually unheard-of organisations, it appears that all of our futures are being decided behind closed doors, by celebrities, think tanks and globalists.

A Lesson for the Ages—Charles Ortel on Clinton money and charity law

The world expert in Clinton money forensics illustrates ex-politicians’ common habit of taking megabucks ostensibly for charity. Follow his tips to investigate the has-been of choice in your own location.

Prof. Michael Esfeld—Common law requires the courage to judge

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.

Debi Evans appears on Doc Malik: What The NHS Was Like, And How It Could Be

Debi recounts what it was like working in the NHS and we discuss how things have changed—but not for the better. And it needn’t be this way.

Léon Krier looks at linear super-city Neom

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.

Mike from Slough talks ULEZ

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.

Health Matters: A relaxed chat with Clive De Carle

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 and the Brownstone Institute

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

Brian Gerrish appears on the Delingpod

Brian's July 2023 interview by James Delingpole.

Down the Banking Rabbit Hole with Trevor Kitchen

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 Glimpse into Cities, Architecture, Planning and Control with Léon Krier

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.

Katie Hopkins—Laughter is Infectious

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

UK Column meets Jemma Cooper

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 MP: Not pulling punches

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.

Master of Puppets: The Future of Britain—Ben Rubin

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

Amy Kelly—An Angel with Clout

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.

David Cartland—The honest doctor who refuses to be silenced

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

Talking Architecture with Léon Krier

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

An inquest denied—Matt Campbell demands 9/11 answers

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.

Queer Theory—The Attack on the Minds of Our Children: Kim Isherwood

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

What did Pfizer know? A shot in the dark

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

The NHS—Jewel in our crown or thorn in our side?

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

Growing Up under Chairman Mao—Lily Tang Williams

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.

Simon Elmer—The Road to Fascism (Part 2): Close to the Abyss

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.

The Rise of Big Data in Healthcare—Ben Rubin

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.

Did Pfizer know? A stark but honest warning from Dr Naomi Wolf

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”.

Honest Conversations—Charlet Crichton, UK CV Family

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.

The Financial and Intellectual Bankruptcy of the West—Bob Moriarty

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.

Sensible Environmentalism—Patrick Moore

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.

The Root of All Evil—John Waters

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".

Unpicking Agenda 2030, Climate Change and more: Sandi Adams

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.

Fact-Checking—21st Century Censorship: Dr Judith Brown

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

Simon Elmer’s critique of the global biosecurity state: The Road to Fascism (Part 1)

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."

Stephen Sizer—The Price of Honest Discussion about Israel and Palestine

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.

Healing Herbs for a Healthy Life—Jane Placca, herbal medicine practitioner

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.

Crossing the White Line

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.

Dr Thomas Binder—Corona Insanity: A remarkable story from a remarkable doctor

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.

Professor Martin Zizi: "The lights of the Enlightenment are going out before our very eyes"

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.

Not a few bad apples—the barrel is rotten: Tom Doyle on clerical child abuse

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

David Rohl—Challenging the established view of ancient history

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.

Professor Norman Fenton: Covid Censorship and Academic Subversion

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. 

20-Minute Neighbourhoods—Bob Seys and Thetford residents hold their councillors to account

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

Sound reasoning and sound money in a time of economic collapse—Claudio Grass

Claudio Grass discusses exiting the doomed financial system.

Angela Lewis-Wright of The Freedom Alliance—Opposing the creeping totalitarianism in our lives

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.

Standing Up To Be Counted: Andrew Bridgen MP speaks to UK Column about Covid–19 policy and vaccine concerns

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.

Meet The People’s Lawyer—David Adelman

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

Nursing: Back to Basics—Jenna Platt

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

What is your child being taught in school? Relationships and Sex Education (RSE)—The School Gate Campaign

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

Money, Credit and Banking—Alasdair Macleod

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.

Peter Schiff on Frying Pans, Fires and Fed Policy

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.

UK Column meets the Vote Freedom Project—Jonathan Tilt

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.

Paedophiles in Society—Addressing the Reality: Dr Sarah Goode

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.

The Scottish Union for Education—Stuart Waiton

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

Overcoming Woke Ideology—James Lindsay

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

UK Column meets the Heritage Party—David Kurten

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

Where there’s no will, there’s no way: Why artificial intelligence will never rule the world—Transcribed

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.

Artur Pawłowski—Standing Up to the Gestapo

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

You are not alone—Peter Todd, Consultant Solicitor, ‘Maverick’ Vaccine Injury Expert

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.

Questioning Lockdown—Moira Dundee

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.

Ethan's Story—Sodium Valproate

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.

Invest in Yourself—An introduction to the world of herbal medicine with Jane Placca

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

Portugal, Pandemics and Parliament—One woman’s remarkable story

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.

Fornethy Residential School—Childhood memories and survivor testimonies from Scotland

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