H&D Video Podcast #1
H&D has posted our first video podcast, recorded on 13th July. Assistant editor Peter Rushton reflects on the extraordinary elections in the UK and France. Were these turning points for Continue Reading →
Category Archives: General Election 2024
General Election 2024: the end of the Tory Party?
Yesterday’s General Election has demonstrated beyond doubt that our country is a profoundly Disunited Kingdom. There should be no whinging from the ‘right’. We have always known that the electoral Continue Reading →
Rearranging the deckchairs
Larry the Downing Street cat will have a new master very soon, although his master’s masters will (for the time being) remain the same. Polls have opened in today’s General Continue Reading →
1964–2019: And then there were none. H&D editor Mark Cotterill examines the end of a nationalist era
While out in downtown Preston earlier this week for lunch with a couple of H&D subscribers – one of whom had travelled up from Leicester on a family matter – Continue Reading →
Farage shows his true colours: a spiv and a traitor
During the past 48 hours Nigel Farage has shown why no true nationalist should support Reform UK. Regular readers will know that we were already disgusted by Farage’s blatant betrayal Continue Reading →
A real alternative for Lancashire voters
H&D‘s assistant editor Peter Rushton was out on the campaign trail yesterday in the Lancashire town of Leigh, working with Craig Buckley (English Democrat candidate for the Leigh & Atherton Continue Reading →
Casino politics and lack of honour – Sunak’s Tories and Farage’s Reform UK show they are unfit for office
Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives and their main challenger on the ‘right’ – Reform UK leader Nigel Farage – have dragged UK politics to a new low: a level of dishonour that Continue Reading →
Fighting for race and nation at the ballot box
While the rest of Europe is engaged in elections for a ‘Parliament’ that has little genuine power over European institutions, nominations were published this weekend across the UK for the Continue Reading →
The exhausted volcanoes – Diane Abbott, Nigel Farage, and campaign u-turns
The General Election has already seen its first U-turns, as two headlines from the campaign’s first week were reversed. But far from indicating genuine potential for change, these U-turns revealed Continue Reading →
Labour and the victim card
As the UK general election campaign ends its first week, Labour still looks a certain winner. But the party’s first stumble has illustrated the problem of victim culture in today’s Continue Reading →