Colin Brazier
15 articles on New Dispatch
The BBC is irredeemable and must be defunded. It's time to let it sink or swim
It knows that, if Reform wins power in 2029, Nigel Farage will end the license fee and, with it, the whole BBC gravy train, the broadcasting veteran explains
I reported from Belfast during the Troubles – now a new fury is uniting old enemies
TV titan Colin Brazier shares his thoughts on events in Northern Ireland
Keir Starmer is wrong to evade hard questions about Henry Nowak. Here's why
Did Starmer hide behind the Nowak family to prevent an awkward debate about racist policing?, asks the host of The Brazier Show on Outpost
The true test of patriotism is no longer who dies - but who creates life - for Britain
For me, patriotism and paternity are now entangled, writes the Colin Brazier
Labour wants to reverse Brexit just as it breathes life into Britain
In spite of what Labour thinks, large parts of the country have not reneged on their decision, writes the Host of The Brazier Show on Outpost
The sight of broadcasters yelling questions outside No10 sums up the Peston paradox
Ever-louder shouting, for ever-shrinking audiences, writes the former broadcaster
The Royal Navy’s decline is a symbol of so much that is wrong with Britain
The problem runs much deeper than Labour’s ineptitude, writes the former broadcaster
Nigel Farage should not be campaigning in fear of his life
The Reform UK leader has shown huge bravery where he shouldn't have to, writes the broadcasting veteran
Teachers have turned too many of our schools into factories of national self-loathing
When the barbarians are at the gate, nobody cares what your pronouns are, writes the broadcasting veteran
Listening to Harry pronounce on what constitutes good parenting is a lecture we could do without
The problem for the Sussexes is that the Australian public has a well-honed nose for b******t detection, writes the former broadcaster
This was the dress rehearsal. How will our dwindling social trust cope with what's coming?
We are heading towards a future of unprecedented social mistrust, writes the former broadcaster
'Slavery reparations are a form of moral blackmail that Britain must resist'
The idea that the transatlantic slavery has held back Africa is full of holes, Colin Brazier argues
Why is Netflix obsessed with the villainy of young white men? I have a hunch
OPINION: Our creative industries have a long track record of upending reality when it comes to depictions of radicalisation, writes broadcasting veteran Colin Brazier
Is God with Trump? - The Brazier Angle
OPINION: TV veteran and presenter Colin Brazier
Tide is turning on Diversity and Inclusion - Jobs should be awarded on merit not skin colour - The Brazier Angle
OPINION: TV veteran and presenter Colin Brazier argues Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is on its way out.