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The UK’s increasingly politicised police and judicial system is now targeting British Movement, the long-established national socialist organisation founded by Colin Jordan in 1968. On 20th April a group of Continue Reading →
The ‘anti-fascist’ magazine and intelligence organisation Searchlight yesterday announced the death aged 77 of Peter Marriner, a notorious traitor who spied on British nationalists for several decades. Marriner was well Continue Reading →
Today is the European Day for Victims of Terrorism, so it’s appropriate that we remember that on this day 54 years ago, three young Scottish soldiers were murdered by cowardly Continue Reading →
H&D readers might have been forgiven for wondering why for years we have published sceptical and sometime hostile analysis of Nigel Farage and his political projects – UKIP, the Brexit Continue Reading →
This morning’s publication of a large batch of formerly secret files from the security service MI5 does not this time include any that deal specifically with the history of British Continue Reading →
Long gone are the days when up to 4,000 patriots would march with the National Front to the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London in the 1970s. Even in the mid-1980s the Continue Reading →
Today at 11 am British patriots will again fall silent as we remember the anniversary of the end of the First World War on 11th November 1918. This year as Continue Reading →
Most H&D readers will be familiar with the National Front’s long tradition of marches to the Cenotaph in London’s Whitehall on Remembrance Sunday each year. Opponents of the NF have Continue Reading →
Wrexham footballer James McClean – already notorious for his pro-IRA views – again insulted Britain’s war dead yesterday by ostentatiously standing apart from his teammates during a minute’s silence for Continue Reading →
New Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch wasted no time in confirming the Israel First orientation of her party. While some observers might have seen yesterday’s result as a setback for Continue Reading →