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Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.

Mike Robinson, Patrick Henningsen, Vanessa Beeley and Iain Davis with today’s UK Column News.

When Elena Vlaica, an experienced nurse, called an ambulance for her soulmate and partner Stuart when he became breathless and unwell, she trusted the NHS to look after him and return him to her better. She was not to have known that this one innocuous call for help would mean his final journey from their home alive. Read the write-up at: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/no-time-to-grieve-death-by-pathway

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.

Mike Robinson, Patrick Henningsen and Vanessa Beeley with today’s UK Column News.

Former Vascular Surgeon, Greg Hopkinson, is one of an increasing number of medical professionals who are now expressing their concerns at the COVID-19 and Vaccination policy, both in UK and many other countries. In particular, Dr Hopkinson warns the UK public that they have been denied ‘Informed Consent’ in accepting a vaccination. The consequences are serious, particularly for children. Denied the right to speak out by the BBC and other ‘mainstream’ media channels, professionals such as Surgeon Greg Hopkinson are choosing to speak to the UKColumn.

David Scott is joined by Dia Moodley of Spirit of Life Church in Bristol. Moodley is the main preacher at this church and, together with his congregation, has been engaging with the public on the streets to discuss the big issues of belief and lack of belief, morality and how to view the world. Complaints from those who do not share a Christian worldview—including transgender and LBGTQIA2S+ people, some adherents of the Islamic faith, and some angry atheists—were received by Avon and Somerset Police. The police response, notwithstanding the lawfulness of the activity, was to engage in a year-long evidence-gathering process during dialogue with Moodley and then to serve him with a warning notice (evangelism ban) under the Public Order Act 1986, ostensibly for his own protection and that of of his congregation. In other words, the aggressive and threatening behaviour of those offended was used as justification for preventing street preaching—an entirely lawful activity. The police, it seems, became allies of th

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.

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At the Red Pill Expo 2022, Dr Robert Scott Bell tells Mark Anderson that if we are concerned about our health, the first step is ensuring that mineral are protecting us from assault on our bodies. “It’s a pharmaceutical fantasy that all ‘Covid symptoms’ are caused by one thing. Stop worshipping authoritarians. If you give the doctor class authority, they will label anything a disease."

At the Red Pill Expo 2022, C. Mitchell Shaw tells Mark Anderson that people need the digital equivalent of locks on their doors, and need to know what is actually in the software they are using, because “the surveillance state means to control you, and data gives them what they need to do that."

At the Red Pill Expo 2022, John Klyczek, author of School World Order, outlines for Mark Anderson how the Skull and Bones fraternity at Yale allowed robber barons to monetise philanthropy and use psychological conditioning “for a fascistically planned economy”.

A brief monologue by Mark Anderson in the USA on the level of dominance exerted over the globe by twelve financial institutions.

Banoo Deodat arrived in Britain from India in the 1960s and worked in the National Health Service for the rest of her career as a liver transplant nurse. Now aged 86, she has had night care withdrawn from her by a decision of North Central London Clinical Commissioning Group. Alex Thomson interviews Mrs Deodat's son, Sean, about the incessant problems that he has had in obtaining NHS-funded care for his mother, who—as the NHS acknowledges in its assessment of her needs—suffers from multiple health problems that have left her bedridden and incontinent. Even the carers who are sent to attend to Mrs Deodat in the daytime, and the NHS staff who come at night when called in an emergency, are shocked that the local Clinical Commissioning Group has denied her night care.

Andrew Whyte, an Englishman who works for Estonia’s public broadcaster ERR, describes how editorially free he is compared with staff at Western equivalents such as the BBC, outlines his host nation’s concentration on style and presentation, and offers his perspective on life in a country absorbing a returning diaspora while increasingly at loggerheads with its neighbour, Russia.

Sheikh Imran Hosein and Gevorg Virats join Alex Thomson to consider how concerned people should live in desperate times.