About Us
Telling Britain's Truth
You have watched Britain lose its light and been told you were imagining it. You have shared concerns and been called names for raising them. You have read the papers, watched the bulletins, and wondered when somebody, anybody, was going to say what you already knew to be true.
Daily Britain exists because that day has taken far too long to arrive. We tell Britain's truth: plainly, fearlessly, and without apology.
What We Stand For
We stand for plain truth, told in plain English, without spin or euphemism or ideological filters. We cover the stories that others bury, from the erosion of free speech to the slow loss of personal privacy. We answer to our readers, and no one else.
How We're Different From Legacy Media
We are for the people who feel ignored, patronised, and misled by those who claim to speak for them. Most of all, we are for the readers who fear the country the next generation will inherit, the streets they will walk and the schools they will attend. They know the window to put things right is closing, a reality nobody in power is truly willing to address.
The Editorial Rule
We write for those who don’t have endless free time and premium subscriptions, which means we get to the point. Our journalism is built to be read on a commute, on a break, between the daily commitments of readers who have lives to lead and no time for the meandering narrative of the establishment press. The truth should not be a privilege of the few.
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Leadership
Daniel Dieppe
Daniel Dieppe is a researcher for Civitas.
Dr Tom Hunt
Dr Tom Hunt is the founder of Nine Tries Publishing. He has authored three children’s books, and a number of books on religion. He earned a doctorate in history from Oxford, a Master’s from Cambridge in political thought, and a master’s in theology from Regent College.
Lee Taylor
Lee Taylor is founder and CEO of Uncommon Sense, a UK marketing agency that builds campaigns on evolutionary consumer psychology rather than purpose-washing.
Martin Buckley
Martin Buckley has been writing about classic cars for 40 years and has published 20 books. He joined Classic & Sports Car in 1988, where he is now a senior contributor. He has owned over 400 old cars, and currently has a fleet of 14.
Robert Garson
Robert Garson is an international trial lawyer and public policy commentator. A British-trained barrister and dual U.S.–British citizen, he is admitted in England & Wales, New York, Florida, and Washington, D.C. He serves as President of the American Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists and sits on the United States Holocaust Memorial Council following his appointment by President Donald J. Trump. His writing focuses on law, politics, foreign affairs, antisemitism, free speech, and the future of the transatlantic alliance.
Sarah Fletcher
Sarah Fletcher is an American-British writer. Her debut collection PLUS ULTRA was published by Cheerio Publishing in 2023. Her poetry has appeared in The Poetry Review, The White Review, Poetry London, and other publications. She has written for The New Statesman, The Washington Post, The Spectator, and The London Magazine. She is completing a PhD at Aberystwyth University on chronic pain and language.