TalkTV’s Jake Berry MP reports live from the ‘PopCon’ launch to give his verdict on how influential Liz Truss' new group will be.

“While Popular Conservatism may be a new movement, I just can’t understand where it’s moving to.”

"We and many millions of others feel betrayed by them."

Nigel Farage tells TalkTV there is "no way" Reform UK will do "any deals of any kind" with the Conservative Party, and it is "not his intention" to stand for Reform.

Guto Harri, former Director of Communications to Boris Johnson, says the former PM “was a popular Conservative.”

“He got one of the best victories for the Conservative Party in its formidable history.”

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Douglas Murray speaks to Julia after an event of his was cancelled following complaints from pro-Palestine supporters.

Author and TalkTV's Special Correspondent, Douglas Murray tells Julia: "Hamas supporters literally spit on our country, week after week, but you're not allowed to show solidarity with Jews?"

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Rishi Sunak faces a Brexiteer backlash over his DUP deal because of fears it will hamper Britain's ability to break free from EU rules.

Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith says this deal raises concerns for Northern Ireland's ability to change regulations.

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Former Brexit special adviser Gavin Rice speaks to Julia Hartley-Brewer about the dangers of high immigration into low paid jobs.

"If someone comes into work on a very low wage, you end up subsidising them in other ways as they consume more benefits."

Julia Hartley-Brewer expresses her fury at news that the UK's population is set to smash 70 million by 2026.

"We haven't got the GP appointments, the NHS doctors, we haven't got the jobs for these people."

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Rishi Sunak's proposed law on asylum seekers from Rwanda has overcome its first major obstacle in the House of Lords but has faced intense criticism.

Conservative Lord Lilley: “I’m happy to say that Rwanda should be considered safe.”

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TalkTV special correspondent Douglas Murray says Israel is looking for an “international coalition” against the threat of a “nuclear armed” Iran.

He says Tehran is the “prime threat” in the Middle East, with its ‘proxies’ creating destabilisation.

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Former Armed Forces Minister Lord Robathan says Britain’s military capabilities are “pathetic”.

It comes as the head of the Army said Britain should “train and equip” a “citizen army” to ready the country for a potential land war.

But General Sir Patrick Sanders, the outgoing Chief of the General Staff (CGS), said even that would be “not enough” as he pointed to allies in eastern and northern Europe “laying the foundations for national mobilisation”.

In a speech on Wednesday, the military top brass said increasing Army numbers in preparation for a potential conflict would need to be a “whole-of-nation undertaking”.

The comments are being read as a warning that British men and women should be ready for a call-up to the armed forces if NATO goes to war with Russia.

Andrew says: “This government needs to realise it has to spend money on defence now, not in 10 years' time. If you haven’t got defences, people sense weakness!”

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Ex-NATO Commander Chris Parry says the UK needs to “acclimatise” to the idea of war, after an Army chief said the military is 'too small' to fight against Russia.

"The situation in Ukraine has exposed if the enemy sees the bottom of your locker, he'll wear you down!"

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The British public will be called up to fight if the UK goes to war, the head of the Army warns.

Would you fight for your country? And would enough Brits be willing to sign up?

Terrorism expert Major General Chip Chapman says NATO has become stronger following the invasion of Ukraine.

"We've been terribly bad in the last 20 years or so defining what those vital interests are."

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Julia Hartley-Brewer blasts people who continue to deny atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7th.

"It's so clear that Hamas terrorists in their thousands went in and raped, mutilated, tortured and murdered."

Ziv Abud, girlfriend of a hostage kidnapped by Hamas, issues a stark warning following the events of October 7th.

"We are the first step but Europe you are the next step. We have borders, you don't have borders."

Eli Albag, father of a hostage kidnapped by Hamas, urges Rishi Sunak and David Cameron to push Qatar over the issue.

"Qatar is the only country that can talk with Hamas, because they invest billions of dollars there."

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