On today's show, host Rafe Heydel-Mankoo is joined by Peter Barnes, political strategist and commentator, Michael Murphy, Head of Journalism at Outpost Studios, and the Free Speech Union's Celeste Warren, making her first appearance on the show. This week the panel discuss:* Britain's Child Marriage Scandal - shocking new report reveals the scale of child marriage in the UK, and the degree to which much of it now occurs entirely within the UK.* Labour's "Representation of the People Bill" will fundamentally change who can vote at the next election. Is this an attempt to 'rig' the election against the right?* The UN has ordered Britain to erect statutes of Africans and create public spaces acknowledging the sin of slavery. Is the UN still fit for purpose?

Angela Levin is a a veteran royal journalist and the author of "Harry: Biography of A Prince", which involved her accompanying Prince Harry for a year. In this candid interview she analyses and explains the real reason for the Duke & Duchess of Sussex's decision to return to the UK.

On today's show, NCF Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo, Dr. Tim Aker (Academic Director of the Margaret Thatcher Centre), David Oldroyd-Bolt (Fellow at the International Reagan Thatcher Centre) and Connie Shaw (External Affairs Director at the Free Speech Union) discuss:* Victims of migrant crime appeal to government to release the true migrant crime statistics. The Government is refusing.* Should social housing be restricted to people who were born in Britain? * Police arrest two protestors who held up signs saying "F*** Islam". Do we now have a defacto blasphemy state in Britain due to fear of antagonising extremists?

Co-author of the 'grievance studies hoax', James Lindsay, joins Emma Trimble to discuss what has happened to universities, the extent of their ideological capture and whether they are too far gone to save.

Emma Trimble hosts this week's debate.

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