New Culture Forum

Familiar to many from her appearances on Question Time, Newsnight etc., this week's guest is celebrated novelist & journalist Lionel Shriver, author of the award-winning novel "We Need to Talk About Kevin" (adapted into a 2011 film of the same name). A passionate Brexiteer and democrat, Shriver laments how the entrenched Remain establishment have seemingly used every means at their disposal to frustrate and hinder Brexit. She points out how the language surrounding Brexit has been captured and manipulated in the process of undermining Brexit. How suddenly after the Referendum the concept of "Soft" and "Hard" Brexit emerged out of nowhere -- concepts which had never been part of the debate. Similarly, we suddenly saw the heavily biased and loaded notion of "crashng out" on No Deal become part of common parlance. This term was immediately embraced by the media despite reputable figures such as a former Governor of the Bank of England, fomer head of the CBI, former head of the British Chamber of Commerce and former Chancellor of the Exchequer all supporting a managed no deal exit. She explains the hysteria of the most vocal Remainers, their contempt for Leave voters and how they misportray Brexiteers as angry, ignorant extremists seeking a return to the days of Empire and Imperial glory.

Ahead of what should have been the day the UK left the EU, Peter Whittle talks to Leave Means Leave co-founder Richard Tice about Brexit, the parliamentary crisis and the rally tomorrow in Westminster as the Leave march from Sunderland enters its final day.

Peter Whittle talks to Tiffany Jenkins, cultural commentator, former director of Arts & Society at the Institute of Ideas and author of Keeping Their Marbles: How the treasures of the past ended up in Museums and why they should stay there, on the effect of identity politics on culture and the politicisation of our museums.

Journalist Rod Liddle sits down with Peter Whittle to discuss Brexit, the BBC and the out of touch liberal elite.

Peter Whittle sits down with journalist and author James Delingpole to discuss conservatism, censorship and his thoughts on the future.

Peter Whittle sits down with journalist and co-founder of the Men and Boys Coalition, Martin Daubney to discuss the war on men and what can be done about it.

New Culture Forum director, Peter Whittle, sits down with journalist Robin Aitken to discuss his new book: The Noble Liar: How and Why the BBC Distorts the News to Promote a Liberal Agenda.

New Culture Forum director, Peter Whittle, sits down with Leavers of Britain founder, Lucy Harris and Alliance of British Entrepreneurs co-founder, Tom Bohills to discuss Brexit and some of the myths surrounding a 'no-deal' scenario.

New Culture Forum director, Peter Whittle, sits down with Agnieszka Kolek and Camilla Forest, founders of the Passion for Freedom art exhibition.

Peter Whittle sits down with Eric Kaufmann, a Professor of Politics, Birkbeck University of London to discuss immigration and identity in the West.