Jane Bradley

Jane Bradley, an investigative reporter for The New York Times, dives into the influence of American billionaires and advocacy groups like the Alliance Defending Freedom on UK politics. She discusses how ADF frames issues like abortion and free speech to push their agenda. The troubling ties between US figures like J.D. Vance and British activists like Nigel Farage are explored, raising questions about funding and strategy. Additionally, the podcast reflects on how these tactics could reshape the political landscape in the UK.

Join investigative reporter Jane Bradley from The New York Times and sexual health advocate Lisa Hallgarten as they dive into the implications of Zohran Mamdani's recent electoral win for the British left. They explore the concerning influence of American anti-abortion lobbies, revealing how figures like Nigel Farage are involved. The discussion touches on strategies used by these groups, the legal fragility of UK abortion rights, and what the UK can learn from US pro-choice activism to safeguard reproductive rights. It's a must-listen for anyone invested in progressive politics!

Jane Bradley, an investigative journalist for The New York Times, reveals how America's Christian right is targeting the UK through the Alliance Defending Freedom. She discusses the ideological motivations behind this influence and the surprising ties to Nigel Farage. The conversation delves into the implications of U.S.-style Christian fundamentalism on British politics, examining issues like abortion and free speech. Bradley warns against complacency and highlights the role of social media in elevating these controversial narratives.