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 living homeless in research for his book, what life was like as a highly-trained solider in Iraq and Afghanistan, and why leaving the military just before the COVID lockdowns was one of the most difficult experiences of his life.

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 to scan people's public and private messages.

Whatsapp and Signal have already said they may leave Britain rather than create a backdoor in their end-to-end encryption.

The bill also threatens Wikipedia and in particular Welsh Wikipedia, the world's biggest Welsh language website.

NTD's Lee Hall sits down with Jerome Booth, economist and author, to discuss his latest book on mass groupthink called "Have We All Gone Mad?"

Jerome talks about big tech and government controls on people's behaviour. And that the way out of groupthink is to keep learning, and talking to those with different opinions.

NTD's Lee Hall sits down with Lois McLatchie Miller, a cultural commentator who works for ADF - a faith-based advocacy organization that protects 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 freedom of speech to prevent ongoing censorship.

NTD's Lee Hall sits down 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 and debt, factors that he considers to be behind many of the world's current problems.

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 parents' rights to know what their children are being taught in school.

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 practice.

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 infiltration of woke ideologies into our classrooms.

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 to Christians, and that the intolerance they are suffering will become persecution.