Ian Duncan Smith

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.

Memphis Barker, Senior Foreign Correspondent for The Telegraph, and Iain Duncan Smith, former British MP and opposition leader, discuss the chilling atmosphere among Kremlin insiders amid Putin's violent purges. They delve into a new drone factory staffed by teenagers and the implications for the Russian military. The conversation also touches on Ukraine's struggles with anti-corruption efforts and the impact of international sanctions. Amidst this turmoil, they reflect on the resilience of Ukrainian veterans and the critical role of international support.

In this engaging discussion, former MEP Lord Hannan shares his insights on the complexities of Brexit, emphasizing both its successes and missed opportunities. Sherelle Jacobs highlights the financial implications and public sentiment surrounding the UK’s departure from the EU. Ian Duncan Smith reflects on how Brexit has reshaped the Conservative Party, while Tom Lubbock provides compelling polling data that sheds light on changing voter perceptions. Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities for innovation in a post-Brexit landscape.