The White House said Thursday that Russia has been quietly shipping fuel to North Korea and that the action appears to violate a U.N. trade cap. The United States warns that it will work with allies to initiate follow-up sanctions against this violation.
It’s getting harder to tell if someone is real or AI-generated. A group of MPs want a new law to protect musicians from deepfakes, and many politicians are concerned about the impact AI deepfakes could have on election integrity. NTD discussed this with Mathilde Pavis, a lawyer in AI ethics.
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.
Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho outlined two paths toward achieving Net Zero carbon emissions: a centralized planning “leviathan” risking economic strain and a moderate approach to mitigate unaffordable public costs. For more insight, NTD consulted Net Zero Watch.
Voters go to the polls as local elections take place in over 100 councils in England. We have the latest on the SNP leadership race as John Swinney makes his bid to become first minister. We talk about fears around how deepfakes could be used to undermine election integrity. A huge purpose-built water basin will […]
The first channel migrants set to be deported to Rwanda have been detained during a series of Home Office operations. The development comes as a failed asylum seeker became the first to be sent to Rwanda under a separate voluntary scheme.
The home office detains asylum seekers due for deportation to Rwanda, as a failed asylum seeker volunteered to go and is now understood to be in Kigali. A boy killed in a sword attack Tuesday has been named. He is revealed to be a pupil at the same school as one of the victims in […]
NTD discussed the deadly sword attack in Hainault, Northeast London, with former Metropolitan police officer, Graham Wettone, including the speedy police response and how police officers are equipped to respond to such incidents.
Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.) spoke with NTD at CPAC Hungary about the importance of conservative conferences to create networks to push back against “woke ideology.”
Rep. Keith Self (R-Texas) spoke with NTD about the worldwide conservative movement, how current U.S. leadership looks to adversaries, and how he is pushing back against the Biden administration’s open border policy.
A cabinet minister said asylum seekers ear-marked for deportation “will be found” after over 2,000 have gone missing. Government figures show less than 40 percent continue to report to the home office and can be located for detention.
The medical regulator has said more doctors are looking to leave the NHS and move abroad for better pay, with Australia the most common destination for those quitting the UK. The findings are based on an online survey of around 3,000 doctors.
Humza Yousaf announced he would stand down as the first minister of Scotland. The race for the next leader of the Scottish government has begun. And a Labour-led vote of no confidence in the government will go ahead in Holyrood Wednesday.
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.
A man wielding a sword attacks members of the public and police officers in northeast London, killing a 14-year-old boy. Thousands of asylum seekers due for deportation to Rwanda have gone missing. The government affirms “they will be found.” The race to replace Scotland’s first minister begins, after Humza Yousaf’s resignation Monday. Experts warn that […]
Don’t travel to communist China for organ transplants because these organs could be forcefully carved out from living individuals. That’s the message from the Czech Republic’s deputy minister of health, Václav Pláteník, following a public hearing at the lower house of the Czech parliament, where lawmakers and rights advocates discussed how to end the persecution […]
Nearly two weeks after the European Parliament’s vote on a new immigration pact, opinions on the issue remain sharply divided. The new legislation aims to consolidate migration policy and fortify border controls across the EU’s external boundaries. However, it also introduces what’s termed “mandatory solidarity between states,” whereby countries declining to accept immigrants will face […]
Humza Yousaf has resigned as Scotland’s first minister as he’d been battling for his political survival ahead of forthcoming confidence votes. Offering assisted suicide to the terminally ill opens the door to far-reaching ethical questions—from who else will be offered euthanasia, to how it ties into British organ donation laws. A counter-protest takes place along […]
Campaigners gathered in Westminster over an assisted suicide debate in Parliament. It follows a petition backed by Dame Esther Rantzen, seeking to legalise euthanasia in Britain. Campaigners against assisted dying say it’s a slippery slope, and point to Canada to highlight how the law can quickly expand.
French Actor Gérard Depardieu finds himself at the center of a police inquiry as reports from French media outlets detail his summoning by Parisian authorities. Allegations from two women accusing him of sexual assault during film productions have prompted this legal scrutiny. The 75-year-old actor, known for his roles in “Green Card” and “Cyrano de […]
