Danny Kruger is the Reform UK’s Head of Preparing for Government and serves as the Member of Parliament for East Wiltshire. He joins us on the King Charles III Space Station for the first time to discuss drone factories in Wiltshire barns, AI in Whitehall and data centres in orbit. He argues forcefully for a vision of Britain’s future rooted in Christian faith, family, community and country.
We ask whether it is too late for unity, how Reform UK plans to deal with the polycrisis facing Britain, and what people are for once work runs out.
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The episode explores:
Why Swindon was the Anglofuturist city of the 19th and 20th centuries, and how it could be again
Elite estrangement: how the civil service came to despise the country it serves
The Cabinet Office, from minute-takers to 12,000 staff, and why Reform would abolish it
Halving the civil service, curbing judicial review and filling the Lords with Reform peers
Leaving the ECHR on day one, and the slower work of unpicking its case law and Northern Ireland
Segregation, expulsion or enculturation: Danny’s three options for a divided country
On the AI bus or off it, and why cheap labour left Britain under-automated
Universal leisure needs universal virtue, and the case for the eighteenth-century gentleman
Brits on the Moon, data centres in space and the Antarctic treaties up for review in 2048
Why the tax system treats a parent of four like a single person
A frogman on every Chagos island, and whether thatch makes a decent radiation shield
