UK Column

Meet the dentist who is almost single-handedly, and in her own time and at her own personal expense, pushing back against the narrative of control in her country, Portugal.Read the write-up at:https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/portugal-pandemics-and-parliament-one-womans-remarkable-story

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.

Those reporting harm from Covid jabs face being ignored and silenced. There is no honest attempt by the authorities to measure the scope of vaccine injury. So the stories remain anecdotes and their narrators remain—the Anecdotals. Read the write-up at: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/anecdotals-a-realistic-look-at-vaccine-injury-with-jennifer-sharp

Fornethy House was left by the Coats family to benefit the children of Glasgow. From 1961 to 1991, it was used as a residential convalescent children's home, offering short breaks and holidays in the lovely Angus Glens to disadvantaged primary-school-aged girls. Far from serving as a place of enjoyment, beauty and innocent fun, Fornethy was run in the most brutal way imaginable. Rather than being an uplifting relief from the smoke and grime of industrial Glasgow, Fornethy was a place of nightmares, abuse, and sadistic mistreatment. In weeks or even days, the girls received trauma that often proved life-changing and lifelong. Ignored and shunned by those in authority, those whose duty it is to address what happened, the Fornethy Ladies came together in a conference to share and discuss what they endured, who was responsible and what needs to be done to address the harm caused to them in their innocent youth. The two videos presented here from the conference constitute a moving, often appalling account of what the girls had to endure. Yet their stories, their bravery and their love for one-another shines out. Fornethy House is one of the biggest scandals in the UK, since its abusive regime was in place from the day it opened and it continued for thirty years. Thousands of girls attended every year and the total number of lives scarred by the experience is unknown. The toll could amount to tens of thousands of little Glaswegian girls. They deserve to be heard. The crimes they suffered must be recognised. The silence can continue no longer. This conference was organised by the Fresh Start Foundation and funded by UK Column News. It is a waypoint on the journey towards recognition for the Fornethy survivors.

Fornethy House was left by the Coats family to benefit the children of Glasgow. From 1961 to 1991, it was used as a residential convalescent children's home, offering short breaks and holidays in the lovely Angus Glens to disadvantaged primary-school-aged girls. Far from serving as a place of enjoyment, beauty and innocent fun, Fornethy was run in the most brutal way imaginable. Rather than being an uplifting relief from the smoke and grime of industrial Glasgow, Fornethy was a place of nightmares, abuse, and sadistic mistreatment. In weeks or even days, the girls received trauma that often proved life-changing and lifelong. Ignored and shunned by those in authority, those whose duty it is to address what happened, the Fornethy Ladies came together in a conference to share and discuss what they endured, who was responsible and what needs to be done to address the harm caused to them in their innocent youth. The two videos presented here from the conference constitute a moving, often appalling account of what the girls had to endure. Yet their stories, their bravery and their love for one-another shines out. Fornethy House is one of the biggest scandals in the UK, since its abusive regime was in place from the day it opened and it continued for thirty years. Thousands of girls attended every year and the total number of lives scarred by the experience is unknown. The toll could amount to tens of thousands of little Glaswegian girls. They deserve to be heard. The crimes they suffered must be recognised. The silence can continue no longer. This conference was organised by the Fresh Start Foundation and funded by UK Column News. It is a waypoint on the journey towards recognition for the Fornethy survivors.

James Roguski, author, activist, researcher and dedicated reader, has been keeping his fingers on the WHO’s pulse and translating the organisation’sintentions into everyday language for the public to understand.Read the write-up at:https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/the-man-with-his-finger-on-the-whos-pulse-james-roguski

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.

Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen with today’s UK Column News.

A training consultant for pharmas explains what prompted her to emulate the US success in which an FoI request by doctors and lawyers led to to the Pfizer data dump. Will she succeed in doing the same for Britain with AstraZeneca? Read the write-up at: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/cheryl-grainger-what-does-safe-and-effective-mean-when-the-adverse-events-come-to-light-part

Mike Robinson, David Scott and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.

Meet the Staffordshire nurse who had to be smuggled in and out of people's houses and considered buying a stab vest simply for asking nurses to think about their professional code of conduct.Read the write-up at:https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/jenna-platt-the-nurse-that-talks-the-talk-and-walks-the-walk

Mike Robinson, David Scott and Mark Anderson with today’s UK Column News.

Mike Robinson, Patrick Henningsen and Vanessa Beeley with today’s UK Column News.

Three women from very varied backgrounds decided to stand up to make a difference in politics: Dr Lynn Irving, Julie Tasker and Rachel Elnaugh. They formed the LOVE (Liberation, Opportunity, Vitality, Empowerment)Party (website|Twitter), a name which challenges the status quo in one go. We find out about them and their motivation.

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson, Mark Anderson and Vanessa Beeley with today’s UK Column News.

Mike Robinson, Patrick Henningsen and Vanessa Beeley with today’s UK Column News.

Read the write-up at: https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/our-lives-in-whose-hands-the-life-cycle-of-an-experimental-biological-medicine-hedley-rees

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.

Dr James Tour, a synthetic organic chemist of repute, started asking questions about the theoretical underpinnings of evolution and, before that, the origins of life. What he found, and the personal attacks he received for speaking out, has led him to articulate the problems and errors in the scientific literature ever more boldly. James is, to put it briefly, locked and loaded.

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, David Scott, Mark Anderson and Katy-jo Murfin with today’s UK Column News.

Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen with today’s UK Column News.

In contemporary Britain, can a Christian mother and father entrust their child's education to the state? Pastor John William Noble has concluded they cannot.Read the write-up at:https://www.ukcolumn.org/video/state-education-means-state-control-over-the-beliefs-of-the-next-generation-pastor-john

Brian Gerrish, Mike Robinson, Alex Thomson and Debi Evans with today’s UK Column News.