British Thought Leaders

In this wide-ranging discussion, journalist Chris Bayliss provides insightful analysis on the potential collapse of the British state, including possible triggers and the ramifications of civil war. He explores the contributing factors that have brought Britain to this point, such as an elite class dismissive of traditional British values, who have instead pursued modernising initiatives like multiculturalism. Their approach, he argues, has resulted in multitude of problems, including individuals in key positions who are ill-equipped to tackle the nation’s current challenges. Bayliss also examines exacerbating events, including the grooming gang scandals, the COVID lockdowns, and the prospects of conflict with Russia.

At a time when traditional British values face unprecedented challenge, we sit down with values expert and conductor Gavin P. Fraser, whose new book tackles this vital issue head-on.In this episode, you’ll discover how efforts to dilute and homogenise British identity under Tony Blair’s leadership left the nation culturally vulnerable, why generations of British people have been encouraged to feel shame rather than pride in their extraordinary history, and what practical steps we can take to reclaim and reconnect with our proud traditions and heritage.

In this hard-hitting episode of British Thought Leaders, parent and campaigner Clare Page tells Lee Hall that the Cass Review gave false hope to those who oppose medicating children with puberty blockers–and is now being used as a springboard for their return. We discuss the government’s rapid backtracking, the ethical red flags around these new trials, the lack of science behind labelling a child as trans, and why many now fear child safeguarding is being sacrificed on the altar of ideology. Finally, Clare exposes how activist-led third-party organisations are quietly delivering transgender ideology in schools — bypassing Ofsted, parental consent and transparency — and shares the practical, actionable steps every concerned parent can take right now to push back and protect their children.

Author Harry Saul Markham talks about rising anti-Semitism and the dangers faced by Jews in modern Britain. Markham says the government failed in its duty to protect Jewish citizens by facilitating mass immigration from countries where anti-Semitism is commonplace. He says we face societal collapse unless Britain finds a new approach to multiculturalism.

Professor Eric Kaufmann tells NTD’s Lee Hall that "wokeness" is far from over and that there may be a new wave stronger than ever as Gen Zers reach adulthood. Kaufmann talks about the fall from the fashion of transgenderism among young people, how the vibe-shift in British politics is changing taboos, and why Member of Parliament Sarah Pochin received so little kickback when she talked about ethnic representation in advertising.

Alex Klaushofer talks to Lee Hall about Ofcom, the UK's Online Safety Act, and new plans to put a compliance burden on the internet that she says may result in only big companies being able to afford an online presence. Klaushofer encourages people to be aware of the freedoms that are being taken away in the name of preventing online harm.

Charlie Lamdin, the host of "Moving Home with Charlie," says the housing market is in a mess, with some of the key causes being wrong incentives for agents and failed government intervention. Lamdin says government housing targets will not be met because developers cannot make enough money from building houses. He says the upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill will unleash chaos, and talks about why Britain sees so many home moves fall through. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - More from Charlie Lamdin: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCweRK3vDR6E4LkaMucFkcmw X: https://x.com/bestagentboss

Demographer Paul Morland tells NTD’s Lee Hall why he’s calling for a cultural change when it comes to families and babies. Morland says our society, economy, and way of life are under threat from tumbling birth rates and an ageing population. He says we need to break the taboo of talking about having bigger families, and that politicians should be leading the charge.