NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Kristian’s new book presents empirical evidence that the British Empire was not very profitable. He says the idea that Britain’s success was built on colonialism and the slave trade does not stand up to scrutiny.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with data expert and documentary maker Stephen J Shaw to discuss population collapse, why birth rates are plummeting and what we can do about it.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Hedley Rees, Managing Director of Pharmaflow, who has worked in the pharmaceutical industry for over 40 years.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with author, commentator and sociologist Professor Frank Furedi to talk about the attempted cancellation of NatCon Brussels, the decivilisation of Western society, and the ideological remoulding of our young people.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Professor Kevin Yuill, CEO of Humanists Against Assisted Suicide & Euthanasia, to talk about attempts to change the laws around assisted deaths and why he thinks the public won’t support them.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Andrea Williams, CEO of Christian Concern & the Christian Legal Centre, to talk about the difficulties of upholding belief when the world – and the church – has gone woke, and the legal battles faced by those who are punished for their faith.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with film-maker Martin Durkin, director of ‘Climate the Movie’. Martin talks about overcoming censorship to bring his film to millions, why challenging the climate agenda is so taboo, and the new class of people that push environmentalism.

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with David Keighley, Managing Director of News-watch. News-watch has spent 25 years tracking bias at the BBC. David says the BBC has been ideologically captured by the Left and can no longer compete with contemporary entertainment providers.

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 […]