British Thought Leaders

Harry Miller talks about the politicisation of British Policing and the driving forces behind it.

On this episode of British Thought Leaders, we speak with Harry Miller, a retired police officer from Humberside. Harry was investigated by his own local force over posts he made on Twitter and ended up challenging the police in court.
In a landmark ruling, the Court of Appeal said that Harry’s rights to freedom of expression had been violated and that his treatment could have a “chilling effect on public debate”.
Harry is now the CEO of Fair Cop, an organisation representing individuals who are concerned about police attempts to criminalise people for expressing opinions that don’t contravene any laws.
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Leilani Dowding talks about lockdowns, gender politics and the World Economic Forum

On this episode of BTL, we interview Leilani Dowding a former glamour model, television celebrity, and the UK representative at Miss Universe 1998. After finishing modelling Leilani was involved with the TV programmes such as “Real housewives of Cheshire” but became considerably more vocal about social issues.
Since the lockdown she has been very active in the media talking about issues such as lockdown, trans issues, freedom and big tech etc. She has over 50k Twitter followers.
She used to have 67k Instagram followers but was de-platformed for discussing vaccine injuries. She regularly appears on GB News and co hosts a show with David Icke’s son talking about alternative news.

Andrew Tettenborn talks about the future of British Universities in a world of cancel culture

Professor Andrew Tettenborn, Professor of Law at Swansea University, talks to us about the loss of free speech in British universities and the forces behind these changes, what rising numbers of foreign students mean for these institutions, how foreign powers seek to influence British university education, and his own personal run-in with the censorship of the Chinese Communist Party.

Elliott Rowland of Redwood & Feller, talks about the tradition of British Suitmaking

We talk to Elliott Rowland, tailor at Redwood and Feller a company that has been making bespoke suits in London's Westminster since 1946.
Redwood and Feller provide the finest levels of craftsmanship to the British Aristocracy, politicians and celebrities and work under a Royal Warrant.
Elliott talks to us about the culture and tradition behind bespoke tailoring, inheriting skills from his father and master tailor, Edward Rowland, and what place tailoring has in contemporary British society.

Benedict Rogers on the CCP, the future of Hong Kong and Taiwan

On this episode of British Thought Leaders we sit down with Benedict Rogers, founder CEO of Hong Kong Watch and deputy chair of the conservative party human rights commission.
Benedict human rights activist, whose work focuses on Asia and has written a number of books on China and the region.
He is also the East Asia team leader of Christian Solidarity Worldwide and co-founder of the International Coalition to stop crime against humanity in North Korea.