Nick Hill

Bleeding Heart Radicals

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Bleeding Heart Radicals (BHR) aims to be a pan-Europe popular – not populist – movement. It’s rationale is twofold:First, we believe that democratic systems and the rights and freedoms they protect and promote, across Europe, and in the US of course, are under threat from the rise in unbridled populism. Second, we believe these pillars of democracy – including a free media, an independent judiciary, fair and free election etc – and the principles behind them are worth fighting for. In our interests and those of future generations.

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Nick Hill

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Último episodio

15 de nov. de 2025

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BHR Palestine 2 State Debate 15.11.2025

The 2 State solution is a proposed approach to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The 2 State solution is supported by many countries including the UK.

Intro to Bleeding Heart Radicals 14.11.2025

Why another movement? There’s no shortage of campaigns around key issues, from electoral reform, promoting honesty in politics, to defending minority rights and to addressing climate change.  We believe that most of these campaigns share the same core values, the same motivations, the same world view if you like. And that there is space for a movement which aims to increase cross-support for these...

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