Bushra Shaikh

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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

 

Bushra Shaikh’s media and broadcasting career spans reality television, mainstream political commentary, and highly controversial international journalism. After transitioning from fashion design to public broadcasting following her 2017 stint on BBC’s The Apprentice, she has established herself as a prominent socio-political analyst and broadcaster.

Following her reality TV appearance, Shaikh became a frequent panellist and commentator across major British networks such as regularly featuring on Good Morning Britain, contributing to daily political debates on talkTV and GB News, appearing on programs for the BBC and Channel 4 and appearing in documentaries for Channel 4.

Bushra Shaikh utilizes her social media platforms, including her Instagram account and X (formerly Twitter), to broadcast independent journalism and political opinions to hundreds of thousands of followers. She is also the founder of Run Racism Out, an online activist network focused on institutional discrimination and social justice issues in the UK.

Ellie Hodges

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(5 votes, average: 4.40 out of 5)

 

Ellie Hodges is a right-leaning British political commentator, broadcaster, and independent journalist who rose to prominence through her activism on university and school campuses.

Ellie Hodges first gained significant attention as a student activist and leader within Students for Reform, a student wing aligned with the right-wing populist political party, Reform UK. Her foundational work focuses on exposing alleged political bias and “left-wing indoctrination” in British education sectors, particularly within schools and universities. Her outspoken stances on campus free speech and meritocracy frequently went viral on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, leading to initial media invitations

Ellie Hodges serves as a guest host for The Daily Sceptic Podcast and runs her own media vehicle, The Ellie Hodges Show. She is a regular panelist and contributor for major UK news networks, including GB News, TalkTV, and LBC. Ellie Hodges commentary heavily targets issues surrounding free speech, modern education curriculums, mainstream media critiques, and current British government policies.