Carnival carnage in Notting Hill
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 →
Category Archives: London
Remembering Richard Everitt 1978-1994
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 →
Time for ‘tolerance’ to end
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 →
MET RECRUITS ILLITERATE COPS TO BOOST “DIVERSITY”
London’s Metropolitan Police are recruiting applicants who are “functionally illiterate in English” to meet “diversity targets”, Matt Parr, one of His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, has revealed. This is Continue Reading →
Sir Henry Wilson honoured on centenary of his murder
A great British hero was belatedly honoured this week, a century after his murder, by the unveiling of a plaque at the House of Commons and a ceremony at Liverpool Continue Reading →
‘Holocaust’ memorial appeal judge is wife of leading Jewish politician
Regular H&D readers will know that there has for several years been a plan to build a gigantic ‘Holocaust memorial’ in the heart of Westminster – close to the Houses Continue Reading →
Jewish Chronicle boasts of “hounding out” NF chairman from London street demo
Tony Martin, chairman of the National Front, was “hounded out” of a public event in a London street on Monday night, according to a report in the Jewish Chronicle. An Continue Reading →
Trans row splits Green Party: ultra-woke leader quits
Sian Berry resigned today as co-leader of the Green Party a few days after the resignation of her colleague Jonathan Bartley. Ms Berry is probably the second-best known Green in Continue Reading →
Lib Dems drop mayoral candidate in ‘anti-semitism scandal’
The Liberal Democrats, struggling to hold on to their status as the UK’s third largest political party, have run into a storm over ‘anti-semitism’ as they attempt to select a Continue Reading →
Foreign Secretary dismissed London Holocaust memorial as “preposterous”
Following extensive research at The National Archives, Heritage and Destiny can reveal that the original proposal for a London Holocaust Memorial was strongly opposed by three senior Cabinet ministers and Continue Reading →