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David Campanale

David Campanale is a multi-award winning journalist who worked for 30 years in BBC News, covering events around the globe. He served two terms on the National Executive of the National Union of Journalists, whilst chairing the London branch of the NUJ in BBC News. David served as a director of one of Britain’s biggest Christian disaster and development charities, Tearfund. He stood in 2019 for Parliament as a Liberal Democrat and was Vice Chair of the Movement for Christian Democracy. Having begun his journalism in East Central Europe in the 1980s, David is the co-founder of the Tusványos Festival in 1989. David addressed the first Fidesz Congress in 1988 and was founding chair of U.K. Friends of Fidesz. David Campanale is also a Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute.
Picture of David Campanale

David Campanale

David Campanale is a multi-award winning journalist who worked for 30 years in BBC News, covering events around the globe. He served two terms on the National Executive of the National Union of Journalists, whilst chairing the London branch of the NUJ in BBC News. David served as a director of one of Britain’s biggest Christian disaster and development charities, Tearfund. He stood in 2019 for Parliament as a Liberal Democrat and was Vice Chair of the Movement for Christian Democracy. Having begun his journalism in East Central Europe in the 1980s, David is the co-founder of the Tusványos Festival in 1989. David addressed the first Fidesz Congress in 1988 and was founding chair of U.K. Friends of Fidesz. David Campanale is also a Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute.

March of the Patriots — British Nationalists Start Civic ‘Counter-Revolution’

‘Tommy Robinson told his rally of English patriots from a platform in Whitehall: “There has been a globalist revolution. They have attacked the family. They’ve attacked Christianity. They’ve opened the
Picture of David Campanale

David Campanale

David Campanale is a multi-award winning journalist who worked for 30 years in BBC News, covering events around the globe. He served two terms on the National Executive of the National Union of Journalists, whilst chairing the London branch of the NUJ in BBC News. David served as a director of one of Britain’s biggest Christian disaster and development charities, Tearfund. He stood in 2019 for Parliament as a Liberal Democrat and was Vice Chair of the Movement for Christian Democracy. Having begun his journalism in East Central Europe in the 1980s, David is the co-founder of the Tusványos Festival in 1989. David addressed the first Fidesz Congress in 1988 and was founding chair of U.K. Friends of Fidesz. David Campanale is also a Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute.
Picture of David Campanale

David Campanale

David Campanale is a multi-award winning journalist who worked for 30 years in BBC News, covering events around the globe. He served two terms on the National Executive of the National Union of Journalists, whilst chairing the London branch of the NUJ in BBC News. David served as a director of one of Britain’s biggest Christian disaster and development charities, Tearfund. He stood in 2019 for Parliament as a Liberal Democrat and was Vice Chair of the Movement for Christian Democracy. Having begun his journalism in East Central Europe in the 1980s, David is the co-founder of the Tusványos Festival in 1989. David addressed the first Fidesz Congress in 1988 and was founding chair of U.K. Friends of Fidesz. David Campanale is also a Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute.
Protestant Individualism, Not Christian Democracy — An Assessment of Thatcherism
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Protestant Individualism, Not Christian Democracy — An Assessment of Thatcherism

‘Conservative governments of the Thatcher era recognized the damage the over-reach of the state in the economy could do to ideas of individual responsibility…’

David Campanale
25.10.2025
March of the Patriots — British Nationalists Start Civic ‘Counter-Revolution’
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

March of the Patriots — British Nationalists Start Civic ‘Counter-Revolution’

‘Tommy Robinson told his rally of English patriots from a platform in Whitehall: “There has been a globalist revolution. They have attacked the family. They’ve attacked Christianity. They’ve opened the borders. They’ve flooded our nations. We are the start of a counter-revolution.”’

David Campanale
15.10.2025
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