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During the past week, BBC presenter Gary Lineker has deployed wartime rhetoric to condemn government policy on immigration. He suggests that ‘asylum seekers’ are similar to refugees from 1930s Europe. Continue Reading →
Greetings from H&D to all readers celebrating the Winter Solstice this evening. Our ancestors across Europe marked this as the day with fewest hours of sunlight: the darkest point of Continue Reading →
Less than three years after winning a landslide general election majority – gaining many previously safe Labour constituencies in the so-called ‘Red Wall’ of the post-industrial North and Midlands – Continue Reading →
This afternoon – to no one’s surprise – Liz Truss resigned as leader of the Conservative Party. Provided the Tories are able to organise a leadership election within a week Continue Reading →
The distinguished economist Sir Paul Collier is today at the centre of a fierce row over his views on race and immigration, following his appointment to an advisory council that Continue Reading →
This week the British-based bank HSBC closed down two accounts linked to the new racial nationalist political party Patriotic Alternative – a personal account belonging to one of PA’s leaders Continue Reading →
H&D correspondent Ian Freeman first wrote of a likely pandemic threat fifteen years ago. On the day that Covid-19 threatens to transform US politics, we now publish a new article Continue Reading →
by H&D correspondent Ian Freeman, writing from Northwich, Cheshire Whilst the nationalist Movement should not in my view expend our very limited resources on getting involved in campaigning on short-term Continue Reading →
According to a front page story in today’s Sunday Times, senior ministers believe that police and local authorities – concerned above all to avoid allegations of ‘racism’ – allowed blatant Continue Reading →
Newly released statistics show that net immigration to the UK from outside the European Union hit its highest level on record last year. During 2019, 282,000 more non-EU citizens arrived Continue Reading →