NTD’s “British Thought Leaders”

Professor Gwythian Prins said coal is needed for both national security and energy security, and ‘luxury beliefs like net zero need to be chucked overboard.’

The children’s advocate also said that ’the line between autocracy or dictatorship and democracy is much thinner than I ever possibly could have imagined.’

Campaigner Noel Willcox said that parents are being treated like criminals and are being forced to pay money they don’t owe, driving many to suicide.

Dr. Craig said nothing can be done to stop an airborne virus, and the principle of ‘first do no harm’ was ’turned on its head' during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr. Whittle said a ’shame‘ for the British culture led to children believing there is nothing good in it while being ’uncritical' towards other cultures.

Daniel Ben-Ami said Islamism is a political movement akin to Nazism and Stalinism, and progressivism has fed the latest form of anti-Semitism.

The University of Buckingham vice-chancellor also said he wants university students to be challenged instead of given a so-called safe space to avoid debate.

The Conservative peer said prisoners who get family visits are 39 percent less likely to reoffend, while education and employment cut the rate by 10 percent.

Will Geddes has called on political parties to ‘get a grip’ on the issue which he says is also destroying resilience in younger generations.