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In the latest of a series of stunning developments at the UK National Archives, H&D‘s Peter Rushton last week became the first person outside the British intelligence and security services Continue Reading →
Seventy years ago a document recording discussions at the highest level of British intelligence was locked away. This week it was released at the UK National Archives, where H&D‘s Peter Continue Reading →
Later this week a seasonal tradition will be maintained in Spain despite politically correct ‘outrage’. This is the ‘Three Kings’ festival associated with the Christian Feast of Epiphany and the Continue Reading →
For a second year running, we celebrate St George’s Day – commemorating the patron saint of England – in a country where normal life and normal celebrations are impossible. Whatever Continue Reading →
The assault on British history continues, with Lord Baden-Powell (founder of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides) the latest target. Locals in Poole, Dorset, rallied in defence of the Baden-Powell Continue Reading →
Virginia’s Democratic Party Governor Ralph Northam (himself from a slave owning family) has finally backed down to the BAME brigade and has instructed Richmond Council to take down the great Continue Reading →
The editor and deputy editor would like to wish all H&D readers a very happy St George’s Day. While St George’s Day – April 23rd – is mainly forgotten, ignored Continue Reading →
Jeremy Corbyn is again in trouble with Anglo-Jewry, after prominent Jewish journalist and Tory Lord Finkelstein (formerly Daniel Finkelstein) wrote an article for The Times this morning denouncing the Labour Continue Reading →
A newly launched online archive ‘Roots of Radicalism’ contains vital resources on the ideological heritage of our movement. This website will be regularly updated and extended: it presently contains thirty Continue Reading →
For the last three years Remembrance Day activities have had a special resonance, marking the centenary of the First World War and its many tragic episodes. The last week has Continue Reading →