Education expert Joe Nutt exposes how the government's VAT on private school fees isn't hitting the wealthy as intended — instead, it's punishing children and hardworking, aspirational parents who value quality education.

He calls for schools to be shielded from damaging political meddling and warns of the outsized, concerning influence big tech companies now wield over British classrooms.

Above all, Nutt stresses that a strong, positive school culture remains the true foundation of successful education.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Lois McLatchie Miller explores the mounting pressures on British families in today's cultural and political landscape.

McLatchie Miller addresses critical issues impacting family life, such as Britain's very high levels of abortion, and raises concerns that society is veering towards a culture that devalues human life with assisted suicide on the horizon.

She argues for proactive government policies to prioritise having children and the traditional family unit, explains the UN's recent call to ban surrogacy, and highlights encouraging signs that younger generations are rejecting hedonistic liberalism.

In this wide-ranging discussion, journalist Chris Bayliss provides insightful analysis on the potential collapse of the British state, including possible triggers and the ramifications of civil war.

He explores the contributing factors that have brought Britain to this point, such as an elite class dismissive of traditional British values, who have instead pursued modernising initiatives like multiculturalism. Their approach, he argues, has resulted in multitude of problems, including individuals in key positions who are ill-equipped to tackle the nation’s current challenges.

Bayliss also examines exacerbating events, including the grooming gang scandals, the COVID lockdowns, and the prospects of conflict with Russia.