Will Keir Starmer be the last Labour prime minister? Dr David Starkey discusses Starmer's latest speech on immigration in which he echoed the words of Enoch Powell, stating that Britain is becoming an island of strangers. The historian answers whether Nigel Farage would make a good prime minister, and savages the Conservative Party for their legacy on immigration. Starkey takes aim at the British establishment, identity politics, and the erosion of national confidence. He argues that Britain’s elites have abandoned their own history and traditions, leaving a cultural vacuum filled with guilt and self-hatred. From the legacy of Empire to the rise of woke ideology, Starkey offers a fiercely intellectual defence of Britain’s past — and a warning for its future.

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