Andrew Bridgen had an "incredibly productive" meeting with the Russian ambassador in London earlier this year.
Nigel Farage and his Reform Party recently got an endorsement from Laurence Fox of the similarly named Reclaim Party.
Ian Harper's first Twitter account was suspended, and he's now locked his second (presumably to stop voters seeing it). Luckily the internet (and its archives) remembers.
If you've not come across them before, HART identify as "a group of highly qualified doctors, scientists and other experts" who just "question the narrative". But many of their members believe covid vaccines were designed to depopulate the Earth! 😳
Russian asset / useful idiot John Mappin has also been out campaigning for Nigel Farage in Clacton-on-Sea. Haven't they suffered enough already?
The Telegraph's @sarahknapton has a history of this. Two years ago she tried to blame excess deaths (including some covid deaths!) on lockdowns, with a clickbait headline that the article (behind a paywall) failed to support. This is more of the same.
I first came across the "Road to Geneva" protest convoy when Dan Astin-Gregory (HART / Pandemic Podcast / "Free Humanity") promoted it at an Andrew Bridgen rally outside Parliament in April.
Andrew Bridgen modestly suggested that his speech in Parliament (attended by a handful of MPs) "will be totemic, it will go around the world".
Former foot surgeon Ahmad Malik hasn't worked for the NHS since 2017, and gave up his license to practise medicine completely last month. These days he works as a full time podcaster.
The list of "experts" Andrew Bridgen wants police to meet is a who's who of the British covid conspiracy movement, many of whom he's been working with for years. This latest move seems to be supporting a long running campaign by a man who has called for public hangings! 😬 
In particular, the usual suspects are sharing old, false claims that hospitals were empty during the pandemic.
Steve Kirsch claims leaked New Zealand data shows covid vaccines caused literally impossible death rates.
Previous filings showed Fox's Bad Law Project gave thousands of pounds in funding and services for Bridgen's defamation case against Matt Hancock, while Reclaim Party donor Jeremy Hosking gave him a £25,000 interest free loan for his housing costs.
Several GB News presenters came out in support of Russell Brand, both before and after details of serious allegations against him were published. Many took a pop at the "relic media", suggesting the "motivation" for the story was that they were scared of his audience. 
The groups in question are "Not Our Future" (promising to "halt the Great Reset") and "Covid19 Assembly" (responsible for Clare Craig's non-existent Covid Death Audit).
Some HART members tried (and failed) to get ivermectin from their GPs. Edmund Fordham, who's at high risk but thinks taking ivermectin weekly stops you catching Covid at all, sent multiple letters to his GP asking for "prescription for ivermectin as alternative to vaccination". 
Like HART, Tess Lawrie's British Ivermectin Recommendation Development group (BIRD) launched in January 2021.
Mark Atwood seems to believe anything he sees on the internet, from alien motherships orbiting the Earth to numerology and claims of widespread satanic child abuse.
GB News tried to defend the show on the basis that Mark Steyn's fans "understand the nature of the programme" and "take it into account when making up their mind".
Event organiser Tess Lawrie recently suggested that a "megalomaniac cabal" will fake an alien invasion this summer.
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