Delingpole With James Delingpole

Australia’s leading climate skeptic blogger http://joannenova.com.au/ on Australia’s green energy disaster

Journalist and author Ruth Dudley Edwards, journalist Ian O’Doherty and Irexit (that’s Irish exit from the EU) campaigner Hermann Kelly

Journalist and author Ruth Dudley Edwards, journalist Ian O’Doherty and Irexit (that’s Irish exit from the EU) campaigner Hermann Kelly

Journalist, millennial, creator of dank memes

Ex copper with West Yorkshire Police, UKIP activist, on the crisis in British policing

Spectator theatre critic, playwright, Welshman, Balliol man, friend of Boris

Brexiteer, Meme, Honourable Member (of Parliament) for the 18th Century

James Tooley - Professor of Education Policy at Newcastle University, co-founder of the Independent Grammar School, Durham, on why private schools work best (even in the poorest parts of the world) and how to survive in an Indian prison.

From care home to Oxford to Eighties options trading desk to UKIP’s economics spokesman

Dr. Craig Wright - Australian computer scientist, entrepreneur and billionaire.

Yaron Brook, chairman of the Ayn Rand Institute, has a remedy for all the big government initiatives and nanny state meddling which are stealing our freedoms and costing us our hard-earned cash: we need to stop thinking about other people and start thinking of ourselves.

Britain's Next Margaret Thatcher Is a 16-Year Old Iranian-Born Schoolgirl.

James talks economics with Mark Littlewood, head of the Institute of Economic Affairs. They discuss: just how DO you make free markets sexy to generation snowflake; the overratedness (by the Brits at any rate) of the National Health Service; and the appeal of Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg (he tells it straight).

James and his special guest, Talk Radio presenter Julia Hartley Brewer, are determined to resist this nonsense to the bitter end. From hijab-wearing, knife-wielding women yelling 'Kill kill kill' to feminazis shrieking about "period poverty", from the BBC's crap, massively overrated The Bodyguard to "transgender" male rapists being locked up in women's prisons.

On this week's episode, Chris Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs. James is upset: really upset. His favourite childhood drink - some bright orange fizzy stuff called Lucozade, plus lots of other fizzy drinks have been ruined for ever by the UK government's clampdown on sugar - causing craven, idiot, PC manufacturers to change the ingredients and ruin the taste.

Toby Young - journalist, educational campaigner, author of How To Lose Friends And Alienate People, former Top Chef judge - tells James the full horrifying story of how his life was almost destroyed by Social Justice Warriors. His crime? Being appointed to a minor role on a government educational supervisory board - but not being sufficiently left wing.

James is reunited with his brother Dick on this week's episode of Delingpole and the "Yes/No Game" makes its long-awaited return.

James talks to David Craig, co-author of The Great University Con: How We Betrayed a Generation, on this week's episode of Delingpole, who confirms all his worst suspicions about the pointlessness of (most) further education.

Broadcaster Claire Fox, director of the Academy of Ideas, is one of James's doughtiest comrades in the Culture Wars. Oddly, she's also a self-confessed leftist - formerly of the Marxist Revolutionary Party. But on free speech they are in total agreement.

Pub owner Tim Martin, Britain's leading pro-Brexit entrepreneur tells James the story of how he got to be worth $400 million, why he voted Leave and who he blames for the Government's failure to deliver it.