NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Timothy Cho, a North Korea escapee who now campaigns to bring freedom to the country he describes as a dark prison.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Charlie Bentley-Astor, a recent graduate of Cambridge University. Charlie talks about going undercover to prevent the cancellation of controversial speakers such as Jordan Peterson, Kathleen Stock and Helen Joyce. Charlie also talks about the need for student secret societies to discuss works and ideas that may be considered right-wing […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Rupert Darwall, author and senior fellow of the RealClearFoundation. Rupert talks about green virtue signalling, the death of Britain’s car industry, and why he thinks the economics of environmentalism are even worse than Marxism.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Stephanie Davies-Arai, director of Transgender Trend, to discuss: – the growing indoctrination of children & society – the grooming of girls to have no boundaries with the opposite sex – manufactured studies by activists used as scientific evidence – a new cohort of adults who’ve never been through puberty […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Harry Scoffin, Britain’s leading campaigner on leasehold reform. Harry says the problems with England’s leasehold laws reflect deeper problems in the nation’s politics. He talks about powerful interests that benefit from the system, preventing governments from reforming it for over a century.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with writer and commentator Pete North, X’s Northern Variant, to discuss the Far Left, the Far Right and the state of British politics.

A study indicates children first see violent online content while still at primary school. Wales is set to find out who will become its next first minister on Saturday. Russian dissidents look for new ways to show their opposition as voting opens in Russia’s presidential election.

NTD spoke with Roger Garside, former diplomat, and China expert, about the allegation that Oxford University provided training to Chinese medics linked to forced organ harvesting in China. Garside warns universities should consider very carefully the implications for their international reputation and the defence of our values when dealing with the Chinese regime.  

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with writer and commentator Momus Najmi to discuss Islamic extremism and its communist origins, Islamist threats to the British way of life, and politicians’ recent focus on Islamophobia.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Gwythian Prins, Emeritus Research Professor at London School of Economics, and adviser to NATO and the Ministry of Defence. Gwythian says we are part of a global conflict and there’s an urgent national security need to reinstate Britain’s industries, instead of relying on our antagonists. He explains the folly […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Molly Kingsley, founder of UsForThem. Molly talks about closing schools in lockdown, the abandonment of morals in child vaccination planning, the mystery of the vanishing government ethics committee, and why we are in an age of unaccountability. Molly also covers the World Health Organisation’s power grab, what it was […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Noel Willcox, Reform UK candidate and parental rights campaigner. Noel talks about the Child Maintenance Service using its vast powers to force parents to pay money they don’t owe. Noel presents evidence that this government body inflates payments by 300 percent, and that some terrified parents are choosing suicide […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist and author Harriet Sergeant to hear about her investigation into ghost children. Harriet talks about the growing number of children who have abandoned education since the lockdowns, why they never returned to school and what this means for the future.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with former Metropolitan Police officer Chris Hobbs, who served over 30 years. Chris talks about how police are responding to the massive protests in London and the challenges they face. He also discusses media coverage of law enforcement and how media exaggeration affects officers on the ground. He talks about […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dr Clare Craig, diagnostic pathologist and Co-Chair of the HART Group. Clare busts some of the myths that gripped the world during the Covid lockdowns, and explains why many of the pandemic policies were far from effective. She talks about the damage done by governments that set out to […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Peter Whittle, founder and director of New Culture Forum. Peter says Britain is in a state of emergency, and British people are starting to wake up to the ongoing destruction of their culture.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with author and former diplomat Roger Garside who served two terms at the British embassy in Beijing. Roger brings his unique perspective on how China is ripe for a democratic revolution, and why the Communist regime is so scared of the Chinese people.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist and author Daniel Ben-Ami who runs the Radicalism of Fools website. Daniel talks about how identity politics has created new forms of anti-Semitism, the dangers of Islamism and why it’s such a threat to the Jewish people.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Professor James Tooley, Vice-Chancellor at the University of Buckingham. James talks about the challenges of running a university that champions free speech, why it’s important for education to counter the orthodoxy, and his research into the success of private schools in the world’s most dangerous slums.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with businessman and Conservative peer Lord Michael Farmer. Lord Farmer talks about the difficulties of championing family in the world of politics, the damage liberalism has inflicted on society in the age of the internet, and the importance of faith.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with leader of the Social Democratic Party William Clouston. William talks about economic indifference destroying Britain’s social prosperity, pausing immigration for a whole generation, and why it will take decades to fix the housing shortage.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Uyghur poet and academic Aziz Isa Elkun. Elkun talks about the important role of poetry in protecting the Uyghur culture from the Chinese Communist Party. And how Xi Jinping is trying to completely remove his people from existence.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist and author Robin Aitken MBE. After 25 years at the BBC, Robin says Britain’s national broadcaster needs to be reformed – or defunded. He discusses the state of modern media, and why it’s important to talk about the Divine.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dr. Robert Malone to talk about vaccines, a global surge in mortality rates, and the consequences of our pandemic policies. Dr. Malone discusses the weaponisation of language, a global psyops campaign to suppress dissent, and the capture of mainstream media.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with broadcaster and former member of Parliament Lembit Öpik. Lembit talks about the state of freedom in Britain, why debate and discussion are so important, and the obstacles he’s faced in disagreeing with the mainstream climate change narrative.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Andrew Roberts, historian, author and member of the House of Lords. Lord Roberts talks about the importance of learning lessons from conflict – and what we can expect from wars of the future. As an award winning Napoleon biographer, he shares his thoughts on the recent Hollywood blockbuster.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with former prisoner and prison reform advocate David Shipley for a unique insight into the criminal justice system. David talks about the overcrowding of prisons, pressure on the probation service and the problems of reoffending. He discusses the horrifying things he experienced when locked up that made him want to […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with author & researcher Belinda Brown. Belinda talks about her recent investigation into sex education in schools and the shocking things children are being taught. She talks about who is behind this ultra-progressive curriculum and what parents can do to keep their children safe.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Shaun Bailey, member of the London Assembly and Conservative peer in the House of Lords. Shaun talks about London’s shortage of affordable housing, knife crime and the need for tougher policing, why a two-tier approach to tackling drugs won’t solve the problem, and his life journey from one of […]

Critics say the COVID Inquiry is missing a key question: was locking down the country actually worth it? Hospitals in China grapple with a surge of respiratory illnesses, especially among children. We take a look at the Israel–Hamas truce and the release of hostages so far. Parts of Germany transform into a winter wonderland with […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Marie Kawthar Daouda, lecturer in French at Oriel College Oxford. Marie talks about the damage caused by decolonization, the importance of preserving and celebrating our past, why we need to look beyond surface identity to appreciate true human values, and why creating beauty matters in today’s automated world.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveils his autumn statement with millions set to benefit from a national insurance drop. The chancellor also announces what he calls the “biggest business tax cut in modern history.” Are billionaires backing an anti-car agenda? A new report calls for more scrutiny of the impact and source of climate policies. Israel and Hamas […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Calum Miller, ethicist, philosopher and medical doctor. Calum teaches Philosophy at the University of Oxford, where his research focuses on abortion policy in practice. He talks about the status of abortion in Britain, why legalising abortion doesn’t necessarily lead to better health outcomes, and why he thinks choosing life […]

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has promised to cut taxes “carefully and sustainably.” An inquiry says Ofsted needs major reform. A former Ofsted inspector tells us the education watchdog is too lenient. A vigil in central London calls for the release of Israeli hostages held by the Hamas terrorist group.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Professor Ian Pace from City, University of London. Ian is a founding member of London Universities’ Council for Academic Freedom, Britain’s first council to support academic freedom in higher education. He says the organisation was needed to counter the effect of movements such as gender identity ideology, decolonisation and […]

The Rwanda plan was ruled unlawful. The prime minister promises to do whatever it takes to stop the small boats, including changing the law or reconsidering international relationships. A migration expert tells us other countries could be an option for Rwanda-style plans, but we’re unlikely to see anything this side of the election. The government […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Ben Habib, Deputy Leader of Reform UK. Ben talks about the failures of the Conservative Party, the attacks on British values, why multiculturalism hasn’t worked, and what can be done to stop Britain’s brain drain.

David Cameron is made a lord and foreign secretary after Suella Braverman was ousted from her job as home secretary. Health Secretary Steve Barclay has been demoted to environment secretary while Jeremy Hunt keeps his post as chancellor. On Saturday, 300,000 people were in central London following a debate over whether the pro-Palestinian march should […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Geoff Hill, author, journalist and conservationist. Geoff talks about two reports he wrote, published by Net Zero Watch, that detail two big problems in Africa: deforestation and access to clean water. Geoff explains why both of these could be solved by supporting Africa to develop electricity infrastructure. And why […]

Strikes have left the NHS in England with a 1 billion pound ($1.23 billion) blackhole. Hospitals have to cut back on pre-planned care to cover the costs. Dissension is growing in Labour, as a shadow minister quits over Keir Starmer’s Gaza stance, raising questions of how far this division will push the party. Top Hamas […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Karen Harradine, anthropologist and journalist who specialises in anti-Semitism. Karen talks about the rise of anti-Semitism in the freedom movement and across mainstream media, as well as discussing recent events in Israel and the West.

The UK has withdrawn some of its embassy staff and family members from Lebanon amid growing tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. Another 11 councillors have resigned from the Labour Party over Sir Keir Starmer’s stance on the war in Gaza. Ukrainian soldiers face a second winter on the battlefield. A breakthrough against Russian forces appears […]

Egypt reopens the Rafah crossing. UK teams are on standby to assist Britons trapped in Gaza to safely cross the border for the first time since the conflict began. Seeking positive solutions to the challenges faced by society—we report from Jordan Peterson’s Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London. Elon Musk says artificial intelligence is […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Graham Linehan, one of Britain’s most successful sitcom writers and creator of Father Ted. Graham talks about creating characters that became part of our culture, how comedy is not playing the role it should in society, and why speaking out for women’s rights was something he was willing to […]

Business owners in Northern Ireland are devastated by floods, as Storm Ciaran is set to bring more heavy rains. Senior members of the Labour Party want Sir Keir Starmer to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Police in Paris shoot a woman wearing a hijab over threatening behavior, leaving her in critical condition. It’s the […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Catherine Perez-Shakdam, journalist, commentator and expert on the Middle East. Catherine spent years in Iran as a journalist and saw the dangers of the regime. After fleeing to the West, she tells her story and warns of the disruptive and dangerous role Iran is playing in Israel and the […]

UK Border Force teams are set up in Egypt, ready to assist Britons leaving Gaza. It comes as Israel launches its biggest incursion into northern Gaza. London’s Metropolitan Police face pressure to restrict a pro-Palestinian march on Saturday. The prime minister warns of the risks of artificial intelligence, and announces the UK will build the […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Vincent McGovern, author, campaigner and father. After being denied access to his own children, Vincent became a self-taught expert in family law and family courts. He learned how to fight back against a system that he says is heavily weighted against fathers. And he tells his story to help […]

Western leaders again voiced support for Israel’s self-defence and called for adherence to international law. But challenges arise as Hamas terrorists hinder international aid efforts. Pro-Palestinian protesters in London chanted “jihad” and racial abuse on the weekend. The Met police chief said the laws around hate crime and terrorism may need to be redrawn. Aid […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Nick Buckley MBE, who is standing as an independent candidate for Mayor of Greater Manchester. Nick talks about the changes he’d like to see in his region, and how 20 years of working with the homeless mean he knows how to solve Manchester’s homelessness problem. He also talks about […]

Who hit the al-Ahli hospital—an Israeli airstrike or a Hamas-affiliated rocket? Media reports worldwide gave conflicting accounts. We look at the facts behind the information war. Protests took place in cities around the world following reports of the Gaza hospital blast. A rare red weather warning has been issued for parts of Scotland. Storm Babet […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Will Geddes, international security specialist and problem solver to the stars. Will talks about his life as a security expert for celebrities, politicians, and business leaders, what it’s like working in the most hostile of environments, and how people can stay safe in today’s hectic world.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addresses the escalating crisis in Israel and Gaza, as politicians return to Westminster amid renewed conflict in the Middle East. Former U.S. President Donald Trump is suing the company of an ex-MI-6 officer at the High Court over claims made against him about collusion with Russia in 2016. More foreign prisoners […]

Tens of thousands of people had their flights disrupted and hundreds of cars were damaged after a huge fire ripped through Luton airport’s car park. Amid concerns the Israel–Hamas war could spill over, we speak to the head of the Commonwealth Jewish Council. A man in London is awaiting news of his mother who went […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dom Wightman, editor and co-founder of Country Squire Magazine. Dom talks about the threats facing farmers and their traditions. And the ongoing battle between countryside wisdom and bureaucracy. He also discusses the damage environmental activists are doing to the countryside, and why the government needs to pay more attention […]

The prime minister chairs a COBRA meeting to discuss the crisis in Israel, as more than 10 British nationals are feared dead or missing. The legal fight over the government’s Rwanda policy arrives in the UK’s highest court. Economic growth and clean power by 2030 are among the five priorities of a future Labour government. […]

An online safety campaigner warns of major flaws in artificial intelligence after it influenced an assassination attempt on the late queen. The prime minister secures an immigration pact with other EU nations, seeking to tackle people smugglers and secure the borders of Europe. Labour wins a key by-election in Scotland. Sir Keir Starmer says he […]

The prime minister plans to shake up the school system, replacing A-levels with a broader qualification. We speak to an expert on what this means for students and the nation. We hear Londoners’ opinions on the government’s plans to phase out smoking. Former U.S. President Donald Trump is fighting another legal case—this time a civil […]

In Rishi Sunak’s first Tory conference speech as prime minister, he axed the northern leg of HS2, promising to reinvest the 36 billion pounds (around $44 billion) into other transport projects. The prime minister plans to phase out sales of tobacco products by raising the eligible age of purchase by one year every year. The […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Steven Woolfe, director of the Centre for Migration and Economic Prosperity. Steven talks about how how immigration policies have driven divisions in Britain, and why elected European leaders keep failing to fulfil their immigration promises. He discusses the economic prospects facing the party that wins the next election, and […]

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt rules out big tax cuts this year, but leaves open the possibility of tax cuts in 2024. The energy secretary says it’s immoral to impoverish people to achieve net zero in the UK, when emissions are rising abroad. Sweden turns to nuclear energy—a major shift for the country considered the EU champion […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Sir John Curtice, polling expert and Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University. Sir John discusses what the polls are telling us about the next election, Net Zero, immigration, and Scottish independence. He also talks about the ongoing challenges of mass polling and why pollsters sometimes get things completely wrong.

The government welcomes the approval for a new oilfield in the North Sea, calling it vital for energy security. Climate campaigners say relying on fossil fuels ups the cost of living, but an expert tells us public opinion on net zero is starting to shift. We hear from polling expert Sir John Curtice on whether the prime […]

Hollywood writers could be returning to work Tuesday. We look at their union’s tentative agreement with major studios after nearly five months of strikes. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak backs a review of firearms guidance after an armed officer was charged for murder. We get insight from a former chief constable. Lawyer and co-founder of the […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with family lawyer Sarah Phillimore to talk about the importance of protecting children from making life-changing decisions under the influence of gender identity ideology. As a co-founder of Fair Cop, Sarah talks about woke ideologies affecting the police force and why the police only seem to support one ideological trend.

The prime minister scales down net zero commitments, setting back the ban on new petrol and diesel cars by five years. Inflation drops more than expected, but price rises for food are still in the double digits. Home Secretary Suella Braverman says the planned rollout of end-to-end encryption for Facebook and Instagram will create “safe […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with judge and distinguished human rights barrister Sir Geoffrey Nice KC. Sir Geoffrey talks about the problems created by long and expensive international legal proceedings, based on his experience prosecuting Slobodan Milosevic and working at the International Criminal Court. He discusses the two tribunals he chaired to investigate human rights […]

Nearly 7,000 illegal immigrants arrived on the tiny Italian island of Lampedusa in one day—more than the island’s resident population. We find out what may be behind the surge. We hear from international human rights lawyer Sir Geoffrey Nice about the difficulties of prosecuting the world’s biggest conflicts. Ofcom reprimands GB News for breaching impartiality rules.

Parents and MPs protest against obscene content in the sex education curriculum, saying children are being exposed to too much, too young. A Libyan city is reeling in the aftermath of devastating floods that left thousands dead and tens of thousands homeless. We bring more analysis on Parliament’s Chinese spy saga. The alleged security breach […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Conservative Member of Parliament Danny Kruger to discuss his latest book ‘Covenant: The New Politics of Home, Neighbourhood and Nation’. Danny talks about restoring the virtues that he says are important in society for making good people, a good nation and a good life. He talks about the harm […]

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing pressure over the government’s stance on China after a parliamentary researcher was arrested on suspicion of spying for Beijing. An expert tells NTD British politicians must recognise that China is still communist—and respond accordingly. Escaped terrorist suspect Daniel Khalife has been remanded in custody after appearing at a magistrate court. Incidents […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Ian Paisley, MP for North Antrim and member of the Democratic Unionist Party In this wide-ranging interview, Ian talks about the success of a post-Troubles Northern Ireland, why his Party is boycotting the Windsor Framework, and what being part of the United Kingdom means to him. He also talks […]

Dangerously oversized dinghies are being made in Turkey to profit off the Channel migrant crisis. We speak to the journalist who broke this story. America stands with Ukraine. We hear what else the U.S. secretary of state promised during his visit to Kyiv. Japan joins the race to the moon with a successful rocket launch. Find out […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with ex-Royal Marines Commando and bestselling author Lee West. Lee talks about going undercover in a French migrant camp. He spent a week among migrants planning to illegally cross the Channel to England, before crossing one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes himself in a small boat. Lee talks about […]

The prime minister has acknowledged that hundreds more schools in England could be affected by crumbling concrete. Labour Leader Keir Starmer says he’s putting the “strongest possible players on the pitch,” as he shuffles the Shadow Cabinet for the next general election. Pro-life advocates protest in central London for the rights of unborn babies. An […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Conservative peer Daniel Moylan, who is concerned about the upcoming Online Safety Bill set to be signed into law this year. The bill transfers powers from the government to a regulator who can require WhatsApp, iMessage, and Signal to scan people’s private messages. WhatsApp and Signal have already said […]

London is now the world’s largest pollution-charging area after the expansion of Mayor Sadiq Khan’s ultra-low emission zone. It’s not over yet for thousands of stranded passengers. Hundreds more flights have been cancelled Tuesday due to Monday’s air traffic control fault. A heated debate emerges in France after the government banned children in state schools […]

Tory MPs warn against infighting as Nadine Dorries finally resigns. The former culture secretary says the Conservatives are “very, very unlikely” to win the next election. Flight shaming puts pressure on holidaygoers to reconsider jetting abroad. We ask tourists what they think. Will the approaching Online Safety Bill make Whatsapp and Signal leave the UK? An estate agent gives us some […]

Families are suing the government over the death of loved ones who died as a result of patients infected with COVID-19 sent to care homes during the pandemic. The energy bill is set to lower by 150 pounds ($189) from October for average households. Donald Trump has just become the first U.S. president with a […]

It’s GCSE results day. The number of passes have fallen for a second year running, but remain higher than before the pandemic. Survivors of a migrant boat that capsized recall the horrors of their experience when six people drowned. One year before the Paris Olympics, the city still isn’t able to find a solution to […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with economist and author Jerome Booth to discuss his latest book on mass groupthink, called “Have We All Gone Mad? Why Groupthink is Rising and How to Stop It.” Mr. Booth talks about Big Tech and government controls on people’s behaviour. He says that the way out of groupthink is […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Lois McLatchie Miller, a cultural commentator who works for Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF UK)—a faith-based advocacy organization that seeks to protect fundamental freedoms. Lois talks about defending people charged with thought crimes after silently praying near an abortion clinic. She also discusses the importance of valuing and exercising our […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with with Tim Price, an asset manager and author who wrote a book called “The War on Cash”. Tim talks about debanking and woke policies affecting the corporate world, and shares his thoughts on government plans to control the money supply through Central Bank Digital Currencies. He talks about inflation […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Elmer Yuen, a Hongkonger in exile. Elmer talks about plans for bringing democracy to Hong Kong and offering a constitution to the people. He also gives his unique insight into the Chinese Communist Party and shares knowledge he feels the West needs to understand about the regime.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Clare Page, a concerned parent campaigning to increase transparency in schools. After hearing from her daughter about the sex education lessons at school, Clare found the company providing the lessons had links on their lesson website to adult content including pornography. Clare took legal action and is fighting for […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with David Matas, international Human Rights Lawyer and world-leading researcher of Forced Organ Harvesting in China. David says the killing of prisoners of conscience for their organs is happening in China today, and that genocide is taking place not only against the Uyghurs but also against the Falun Gong spiritual […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Chris McGovern, a former teacher who now Chairs the Campaign for Real Education. Chris has advised top levels of government on educational policy and presses for improving standards through high quality teaching. He talks about how to stop Britain’s fall down the education league tables, as well as the […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Reverend Calvin Robinson, a political advisor, broadcaster and conservative commentator. Calvin talks about the battles he’s been through standing up to wokeness in the church and beyond, and why he encourages others to stick up for their beliefs. He says the inclusivity that progressive society talks about doesn’t stretch […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Joel Brown, a doctor and commentator on race and social issues. Joel describes himself as a recovering power-hungry race-aholic, and says following extreme race ideologies led to souring of his relationships with friends and family. He says breaking free of victimhood and re-embracing his faith gave him a fresh […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Kristian Niemietz, Head of Political Economy at the Institute of Economic Affairs think tank. Kristian is an expert on reformation of Britain’s National Health Service (NHS), a topic that has seen him subject to backlash and attack. He talks about the special status the NHS has in the hearts […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Andrew Montford, author and director of Net Zero Watch. Andrew talks about the impact on our lives of the complete transformation of society needed to meet government carbon emission targets. And explains that even if Western countries did meet their Net Zero targets, it would make little difference without […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with demographer and author Paul Morland to discuss how the lack of births and deaths is changing the world we live in. Paul talks about developed societies moving towards societal collapse. As people become more educated, wealthy and comfortable, their priorities change and family sizes shrink. He also talks about […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Marius Balo for the final part of this exclusive interview. Marius says being wrongfully imprisoned in China for eight years rekindled his faith, the one thing that enabled him to survive. After his release last year, Marius walked nearly 2000 miles past Romania’s Communist-era labour camps and prisons to […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Marius Balo, who was wrongfully imprisoned in China for eight years. In his first English TV interview, Marius talks about the horrors he witnessed in the infamous Chinese forced labour system, working on products sold by big Western brands. In part one of a two part interview, Marius talks […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Sir Graham Brady, Member of Parliament for Altrincham and Sale West and Chairman of the 1922 Committee. Sir Graham talks about being an early objector to the pandemic lockdown policies, and says governments around the world crossed a line when they moved from being servants of the people to […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Susie Violet Ward, a journalist, author and financial analyst. Susie raises alarm bells about a new centrally-controlled digital currency that the British government aims to introduce – to replace money. Similar plans are being considered by the Federal Reserve and central banks all over the world. This central bank […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Reverend Daniel French, vicar of the British seaside town of Salcombe and co-host of the popular Irreverend podcast. Daniel talks about how the lockdowns affected him and his work as a faith leader when churches were forced to close. He also talks about some of the challenges facing Christianity […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Marc Sidwell, film-maker, journalist and Director of Research at The Henry Jackson Society. Marc talks about a series of documentaries he made for the New Culture Forum covering the history, achievements and genius of Western civilisation. Marc says the West is something that should be celebrated, and that despite […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Jo-Anne Nadler, a writer, journalist and concerned parent who recently wrote a report for Civitas think tank about critical social justice undermining schools. Jo-Anne says a ‘revolution’ is being delivered ‘largely by stealth’, supported by external and often self-declared ‘experts’. They teach children radical ideological positions on issues such […]

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Ethan Gutmann, an award-winning China analyst, human rights investigator and author. Ethan talks about his book The Slaughter, and the horrors he uncovered in talking to people who were involved in forced organ harvesting in China. He also talks about researching his next book in Kazakhstan, where he spoke […]