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To support Sophie's fundraiser please click here: https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/help-me-end-the-bar-councils/Sophie Corcoran is a young writer, commentator and journalist best known for her media appearances (GB News, Talk TV, BBC, Jeremy Vine etc.) and her articles in various publications. However she is also a recent university graduate now embarking on a career in the law. When seeking a paid internship to work in a barristers' chambers, she was distraught to find that the Bar Council had endorsed a major scheme that is only open to black candidates. Sophie is now suing the Bar Council and the charity behind the scheme for anti-White discrimination. She says she is doing this on behalf of all those who are being disadvantaged simply because of the colour of their skin, especially the white working class.

NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo analyses the significance of Jason Arday's resignation from Cambridge Universities and why this is a national scandal far bigger than any one man.

On today's show, NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo, Amy Gallagher of Stand up to Woke, International Thatcher Reagan Society Fellow David Oldroyd-Bolt and barrister and commentator Steven Barrett discuss:* Kemi Badenoch accuses the Reform party of being "woke"* Reform's bold new plans to stop the boats and imprison employers who employ illegal migrants* Jason Arday: Is this the tip of the D.E.I. iceberg?

NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo interviews William Clouston, leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and Laurence Fox, leader of The Reclaim Party about their decision to stand against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election.

On today's show, Michael Murphy, Head of Journalism at Outpost Studios, Peter Barnes, political strategist and commentator, and Jack Hadfield, independent journalist discuss the week's stories with NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo. Topics:1. IRA threat to Princess Anne?2. Two-Tier Terrorism: Media & Politicians blind to Far Left & Islamist terror3. Andy Burnham's first few days as Prime Minister - reviewed4. Reform's fortunes

A frank and honest discussion about the threats to free speech in Britain as well as the state of cancel culture in the publishing industry. Recorded at the 2nd annual New Culture Forum Literary Festival. Participants: Literary agent Martin Hamilton; author, publishing director and reviewer Andreas Campompar, and Free Speech Union case director and author Ben Jones, author of the new book "Island of Strangers: Diversity, Decline and Free Speech in Britain"To order Ben's book please click here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Island-Strangers-Diversity-Decline-Speech-ebook/dp/B0GZN9M4DC

Journalist, columnist and novelist Allison Pearson speaks at the New Culture Forum's 2nd annual Literary Festival, May 2026

If we continue as we are, Britain is set to become an Islamo-Blasphemy regime. So says Benjamin Jones, case director at the Free Speech Union and author of the new book: Island of Strangers - Diversity, Decline and Crisis in Free SpeechBuy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Island-Strangers-Migration-Blasphemy-Speech/dp/0349021201BRITAIN IS BEING TRANSFORMED. IT IS UNFREE. AND IT IS GETTING WORSE.As mass migration reshapes Britain's population, an increasingly authoritarian state attempts to manage the resulting hyper-diversity by suppressing freedom of speech. We see this in two-tier policing, in attempts to criminalise blasphemy against Islam, and even in the private sector where thousands have lost their jobs or have been punished for expressing their beliefs.In Island of Strangers, Ben Jones - a director of the Free Speech Union - shows how multiculturalism came just as Britain was losing its sense of itself, as Christianity declined, and how its elite embraced a creed of 'diversityism'. Grounded in a long view of Britain's history, this book gets to the fundamental causes of why Keir Starmer's UK feels so unfree.The free speech crisis isn't just a passing problem. Silencing dissent is now built into how the fractured UK is governed. Different identity groups are increasingly locked in competition to protect their sacred ideas. The most potent challenge to Britain's tradition of free speech comes from within Islam. This book is unafraid to grapple with these truths.Increasingly it seems impossible even to define who 'we' are, much less what we believe or what unites us. Do we really have more in common than that which divides us? Increasingly it feels like we don't. Taking Keir Starmer's infamous line, this book argues that Britain has been transformed into 'an island of strangers'.

Prof. David Betz address the 2nd Annual New Culture Forum Literary Festival to expound on his theory - and prediction - that civil war is coming to Britain. Indeed, that we are past the tipping point and are already in the early stages of that civil war. He claims, based on conversations he has had with military figures, that the military know this is coming.He speaks with writer and broadcaster David Oldroyd-Bolt. #NCFLitFest

On today's show the panel discuss the epic gaslighting of the British people followinG the attempted beheading of Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast and the murder of Henry Nowak in Southampton. Also, Keir Starmer has given Big Tech 3 months to set in place the means to scan everyone's phone for child pornography. Can we trust Big Tech and the state with our phones?