On today's episode of Dan Wootton Uncancelled:

As Leicester descends into violence between elements of the city’s Hindu and Muslim communities, who is to blame for sectarian aggression on the streets of Britain? Nigel Farage believes irresponsible and illegal immigration may have contributed to the tension – and fears the establishment and mainstream media will continue overlooking the issue to avoid being called racist. He joins Dan to discuss.

As the White House’s Covid policy remains unchanged despite Biden declaring the pandemic over, is this shambolic administration suffering from a chronic case of Covid hysteria? Top US journalist Megyn Kelly joins Dan to debate.

A new era has dawned for the royal family – but will our new monarch be able to shed his often-unfavourable public perception? Robert Lacey, the best-selling historian integral to hit royal drama The Crown joins Dan to reveal why he has changed his mind on King Charles and look at the hurdles that stand in His Majesty’s way, including Scottish independence, Prince Andrew and the Sussexes.

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Tonight, on Dan Wootton Uncancelled:

As Truss rules out future lockdowns, why were so many ordinary people so willing to obediently sacrifice their freedom in the name of Covid authoritarianism? Bestselling author and star Spectator columnist Lionel Shriver joins Dan to discuss.

We can all thank our lucky stars that fishy Rishi Sunak and his globalist agenda have been booted to the backbenches, but do unelected elites like Bill Gates wield too much power in the halls of Westminster? Neil Oliver joins Dan to tackle that.

Outgoing Attorney General Suella Braverman has replaced Priti Patel in the critical Home Secretary job and she’ll have to take drastic and immediate action to solve the national emergency unfolding in the English Channel. One man who definitely knows what’s required is Nigel Farage. He’ll react to the new Cabinet announcements.

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On today's episode of Dan Wootton Uncancelled:

With Liz Truss favourite to be his replacement, why does Penny Mordaunt believe her former leadership rival has what it takes to fill Boris’ ground-breaking shoes, and does she have any regrets about her own campaign? She joins Dan to reveal all.

After putting us through years of brazenly biased broadcasting, has Emily Maitlis reached the pinnacle of leftie liberal hypocrisy by suggesting the BBC is actually pro-Tory? Columnist extraordinaire Rod Liddle – who has his own checkered history with Maitlis – gives his unfiltered take.

Are claims that Shamima Begum was smuggled into Syria by a western spy another ploy to paint the ISIS defector as a victim who deserves forgiveness? Brendan O’Neill joins Dan to talk about his suspicions.

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