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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 →
In this year’s least surprising news, the infamous Notting Hill Carnival again resulted in an orgy of violence, theft, and drug abuse, bringing untold misery to local residents and imposing Continue Reading →
Thirty years ago today, a 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death by a racially motivated gang. Most of that gang never faced justice. But Richard Everitt was not commemorated by Continue Reading →
Labour’s entire team of councillors in the Lancashire borough of Pendle has quit, exposing the extent to which Keir Starmer’s party has become dependent on Asian communities in some areas Continue Reading →
A few minutes ago the former Labour MP George Galloway won the Rochdale by-election, in a stunning exposé of Muslim voters‘ disillusionment with Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer. Galloway Continue Reading →
Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party (which seems almost certain to return to government at a general election some time within the next twelve months) is yet again caught in a Continue Reading →
On Saturday the anti-Muslim party Britain First shared a “Huge Announcement” with their members and supporters on social media, even sending out a special fundraising email. Party chairman Ashlea Simon Continue Reading →
Today marks the 49th anniversary of the Birmingham Pub Bombings, H&D Editor Mark Cotterill writes. I can still remember – as a 14-year-old – being at school assembly the Friday Continue Reading →
The annual festival of street crime known as the Notting Hill Carnival has become difficult to report rationally, without risking offences against Britain’s notorious race laws. But there are signs Continue Reading →
Within the past hour the result of yesterday’s parliamentary by-election in West Lancashire was declared. Predictably it was an easy victory for Labour, and the swing between the two main Continue Reading →