On today's #NCFDeprogrammed, hosts Harrison Pitt and Charlie Downes are joined by journalist Dan Wootton, host of the Outspoken podcast.

Peter Whittle on Operation Raise the Colours.

What does the US State Department's devastating condemnation of UK PM Kier Starmer's free speech crack down mean for the prospects of a restoration in Britain? #NCFDeprogrammed hosts Harrison Pitt and Connor Tomlinson are joined by Raw Egg Nationalist

Peter Whittle presents this report from Bournemouth, a once idyllic town now beset by appalling crime and disorder. Things have got so bad, that locals have had to form a citizen's militia to keep people safe.

On today's #NCFDeprogrammed, hosts Harrison Pitt and Connor Tomlinson are joined by Lucy White, a public policy specialist with particular knowledge of immigration.

Peter Whittle returned to the Canary Wharf protest site, where he found a large police presence, wailing leftist counter mobs and some familiar faces.

On today's #NCFNewspeak, NCF Director Peter Whittle, Senior Fellows Dr. Philip Kiszely and Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and Amy Gallagher of Stand up to Woke discuss:* Starmer's new migrant deal with President Marcon of France* Police have been hiding the immigration status of over 200+ criminals from migrant hotels* The Government has created a special unit to spy on posts dealing with immigration and two-tier policing

On today's #NCFWhittle, Rob Bates of the Centre for Migration Control takes us on a deep dive into the data and evidence that unequivocally proves that foreign nationals are over-represented in certain types of serious crime. He also reveals how the mainstream media are trying to manipulate the data to underplay the scale of the problem.

On today's #NCFDeprogrammed, hosts Harrison Pitt and Connor Tomlinson are joined by political commentator and documentary maker Jack Hadfield, an expert on illegal migration who has been embedded with some of the migrant hotel protests.

Nationalism is the issue of our age, argues our guest on this week's NCF Whittle. In his reissued book "The Virtue of Nationalism", Israeli philosopher Yoram Hazony, Director of the Edmund Burke Foundation and a key figure in the National Conservative movement in the USA, makes the positive case for nationalism in an honest, reasoned, morally unflinching way. His book offers an eye-opening rethinking of the modern political experience.It recounts how English, Dutch, Scots and American Protestants revived the Old Testament’s love of national independence—and how their nationalism freed them from the vision of world empire promoted by the German-Catholic Holy Roman Emperors. It was this Protestant reconstruction of the political world that brought national freedom to peoples from Poland to India, and from Israel to Ethiopia.But since the 1960s, the tide has turned against the ideal of national independence. Both in America and Europe, “globalists” now see unfettered national self-determination as having been responsible for two World Wars and the Holocaust. The answer they have offered us—“global governance”—is well-intentioned. Yet in advancing it, they have reawakened hatreds they didn’t count on: The old war between Protestant nationalists and Catholic universalists that destroyed much of Europe in the 17th century has returned.Hazony argues that in view of this renewed clash between nationalism and universalism, we will have to make a choice: Either a world of independent states, or a renewal of the ideal of universal empire—which means, inevitably, American empire.The Virtue of Nationalism compares the options before us, and suggests that if it’s freedom we want, we should fight to preserve a world of independent nations.