Jane Werrell

The Ministry of Justice is set to cancel a 12 million pound ($16 million) contract to install solar ...

Scientists who’ve spoken out about lockdowns or questioned the efficacy of vaccines have faced censorship or even lost ...

The arrest of human rights activist Drew Pavlou in London has put a spotlight on the Chinese regime’s ...

London councillors unanimously rejected plans for the Chinese Embassy to move to a historic site near the Tower of London. Tower Hamlets council voted against planning permission for the multi-million pound embassy Thursday 1st December, citing concerns over security, the impact on heritage and tourism.

Lord Alan Howarth, is the co-chair of a parliamentary group on arts, health and wellbeing, and chair of the charity, National Centre for Creative Health. He says this more holistic approach to health is growing at pace and is supported by NHS England. NTD spoke to Lord Howarth to gain more insight into the health […]

A digital billboard that contained hidden references to activists was taken down last week in Hong Kong, in one of the latest cases of censorship in the city. Digital artist Patrick Amadon, who’s based in Los Angeles, incorporated pro-democracy protestors’ names, ages, and purported crimes into his artwork. He told NTD he created the piece […]

NHS Faces Challenges 75 Years On

Boris Johnson’s former adviser Dominic Cummings and his former chief of communications Lee Cain have been among those giving evidence to the UK’s Covid inquiry. But critics said there needs to be more focus on whether it was correct to have a lockdown in the first place. Here’s more from Jay Bhattacharya, a professor of […]

There are concerns that items sold on Chinese online app TEMU are being made using forced labour. MP Alicia Kearns, head of the foreign affairs select committee, warned in an interview with the BBC the reality of TEMU’s cheaper prices could come from a reliance on forced labour. NTD discussed this with former British diplomat […]

New research shows a growing number of parents are now choosing home education because they feel the school system cannot meet the needs of their children. The findings are due to be published by the home education charity, Education Otherwise, in the coming days. The chair, Wendy Charles-Warner, says more than half of the parents […]