
Gareth Corfield
Transport correspondent at The Telegraph who reports on transport and investigative stories, contributing segments on domestic and security-related matters in the episode.
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Sep 2, 2025 • 39min
Ukrainian troops destroy ‘all Russian positions’ to liberate town & EU chief's plane 'forced to land blind after Moscow jams GPS’
Garth Corfield, a Transport Correspondent at The Telegraph and cyber expert, offers insights into current geopolitical tensions stemming from the Russian-Ukraine conflict. He discusses the dramatic GPS jamming incident that forced EU chief Ursula von der Leyen's plane to land, highlighting the implications for air travel safety. Corfield also delves into the latest military strategies, including Ukraine's successful liberation efforts and the evolving cyber threat landscape, which underscores the challenges of misinformation and security.

Aug 7, 2024 • 43min
Ukraine shocks Russia with a surprise offensive into Kursk
In this discussion, journalist David Knowles shares insightful commentary on Ukraine's surprise offensive in the Kursk region, while Francis Dearnley delves into the diplomatic nuances affecting the conflict. Dominic Nicholls addresses the implications for defense strategy in Donetsk, highlighting Russia's ongoing advances. Gareth Corfield shines a light on grassroots vehicle transport initiatives aiding Ukraine. Together, they unpack the complex interplay of military tactics, community support, and international relations in this evolving geopolitical landscape.

Jan 13, 2026 • 41min
Starmer accused of lying after Chinese embassy 'spying' revelations
Gareth Corfield, an investigative journalist from The Telegraph, reveals alarming details about the proposed Chinese 'super-embassy' in London, including its secret room dangerously close to sensitive data cables. Iain Duncan Smith, a prominent critic of China and former party leader, accuses the UK government of deception regarding national security. They discuss the implications for Five Eyes trust and the potential risks of expanded Chinese influence. The conversation shifts to X's AI deepfake controversies, highlighting personal experiences with digital manipulation and calls for platform accountability.

Oct 25, 2023 • 51min
Moscow attacks Kyiv with new kamikaze drone & the charity bringing joy to Ukrainian children in liberated territories
Russia's use of new kamikaze drones in attacks, the inauguration of a NATO liaison office in Kazakhstan, the blocking of Russian media websites in Moldova, and a charity project giving disposable cameras to children in liberated villages to document their lives. The impact of the project on the children's resilience and willingness to open up about their experiences is highlighted. Listeners are urged to support the cause.

Sep 28, 2023 • 57min
Is Russia targeting underwater infrastructure? Plus analysis of "milbloggers"
The podcast discusses the ban on Russian athletes at the Asian Games and threats to undersea cables. Updates on the Ukraine-Russia conflict and UK support, vulnerability and importance of undersea cables, fallout from Progosian's death, freedom of access to the internet and recruitment to armed forces, and integration of irregular formations and Russia's mobilization capability.


