Two recent cases of alleged spies tied to China’s United Front Work Department have renewed concerns in Britain about the dangers of Chinese interference. The United Front is an arm of the Chinese regime tasked with influence operations and has an estimated 40,000 members worldwide. Mark Sabah, the director of the committee for freedom in […]
NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist, author, and sociologist Ashley Frawley for the second half of this interview. Frawley talks about falling birth rates, how modern life and institutions attack the family, and the dangers of a society that doesn’t live for the next generation.
A judge has ruled that Devon and Cornwall Police can seize nearly £2.7 million from frozen bank accounts belonging to influencer Andrew Tate and his brother over alleged failure to pay taxes on £21 million in earnings from their online businesses. The police force had made a bid to seize the assets from seven bank […]
Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, says national security comes first—but adds that it’s in the UK’s interest to trade with China. This follows reports of alleged Chinese spies in Britain, and pressure from within the UK to adopt a tougher stance on China.
The father and stepmother of the 10-year-old Sara Sharif have been sentenced to life imprisonment for years of horrific torture and “despicable” abuse culminating in her murder. Urfan Sharif, 42, was handed a minimum term of 40 years and Beinash Batool, 30, was given 33 years. Sara’s uncle, Faisal Malik, 29, who was found guilty of […]
Christine Lee, a lawyer in Britain accused being a Chinese spy, has lost a legal challenge against the British security services. The agency warned politicians she was knowingly interfering in UK politics in coordination with the Chinese regime.
NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with journalist, author, and sociologist Ashley Frawley in the first of this two-part interview. Frawley talks about people she knows from her home nation of Canada who have resisted pressure to choose assisted death, what the UK can learn from the Canadian situation, and why treasuring life is what makes […]
LONDON—A lawyer for convicted British killer nurse Lucy Letby said Monday that he plans to ask an appeals court to re-examine her convictions after the prosecution’s leading expert changed his opinion on how three babies died. Dr. Dewi Evans’s testimony is no longer credible after he reversed his opinion that Letby killed three infants by […]
British Security Minister, Dan Jarvis, welcomed on Monday a court ruling affirming the Home Office’s stance on the exclusion of a person linked to the Chinese Communist Party. “We welcome the court’s decision to uphold the Home Office’s position in regard to the exclusion of H6, who can now be named as Yang Tengbo,” said […]
Britain’s foreign and defense ministers and their Australian counterparts gather for a press conference after the Australia-UK Ministerial Consultations (AUKMIN), the annual meeting between U.K. and Australia to discuss cooperations on defense, security and foreign affairs policy. This press conference is scheduled to begin at around 11:30 a.m. ET on December 16.
LONDON—A Chinese businessman who had forged close links with Prince Andrew and was authorised to act on his behalf to seek investors in China has been banned from Britain on national security grounds. The 50-year-old man, who has been granted anonymity and is named only as H6, was taken off a flight from Beijing to […]
LONDON—The father and stepmother of a 10-year-old girl found dead in her home in England were found guilty Wednesday of her murder after what prosecutors called a “campaign of abuse.” Urfan Sharif, 42, and his 30-year-old partner Beinash Batool will be sentenced Tuesday in the killing last year of Sara Sharif, as will Urfan Sharif’s […]
London is packed with hundreds of tractors Wednesday, as farmers call on the British government to rethink an incoming tax. They fear they will lose their family farms, and warn the protests could get stronger, if the government does not listen to their concerns.
As the world commemorates Human Rights Day, the European Union (EU) and the United States shine a spotlight on the ongoing abuses by the Chinese communist regime, which has extended far beyond its borders. In a video released on Dec. 10, U.S. ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns, reiterated Washington’s “deep concern” about the regime’s “restrictions […]
NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with James Bartholomew, author, journalist, and director of the Museum of Communist Terror. Bartholomew says Britain’s education system is failing children by not teaching them the horrors of communism, which has taken more than 80 million lives.
Britain’s Prime Minister has promised to step up his country’s engagement in the Middle East to support long-term stability. The UK government plans to look not just in war-torn areas, but broader to the rich gulf states of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for deeper technology and defense partnerships.
LONDON—The trial of two men charged with cutting down the majestic Sycamore Gap tree last year along Hadrian’s Wall in northern England was postponed until January because one defendant was ill, a judge said Monday. Justice Christina Lambert adjourned the case until the week of Jan. 6 in Newcastle Crown Court after a defense lawyer […]
LONDON—A man died and hundreds of thousands of people in Britain and Ireland were left without power Saturday as high winds and heavy rain battered the region. Gusts of up to 93 miles per hour were recorded as officials sent a rare emergency alert by phone to about 3 million households in Wales and southwest […]
NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Dominic Wightman, editor of Country Squire, for the second half of this interview. Wightman talks about the massive differences between the lives of rural folk and urbanites, and why those who live in cities should try to understand how important the countryside is to their own existence.
