The legacy of St Patrick – two H&D articles from our archives
H&D wishes all our Irish, Northern Irish and Ulster Scots readers a very happy Saint Patrick’s Day – whichever part of the world you are in. Editor’s note: The first Continue Reading →
Category Archives: In The News
Remembering three young Scottish soldiers murdered by the IRA
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 →
Reform UK – a party rotting from the head down
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 →
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus!
The Heritage and Destiny team – two of whom have Welsh ancestry – wish all our readers a very Happy St David’s Day! Born on a Pembrokeshire clifftop during a Continue Reading →
Record high vote for AfD in German federal election
The anti-immigration party AfD (‘Alternative for Germany’) has won the strongest ‘right wing’ vote in postwar German history. In the party list section of yesterday’s federal election, AfD took 20.8%, Continue Reading →
“Fascists on the upgrade” – H&D gets an early look at today’s release of secret government documents
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 →
Jean-Marie Le Pen – titan of European nationalism – dies aged 96
Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of the French National Front (Front National) who built his movement into the strongest nationalist party in postwar Europe, has died aged 96. Soon after the Continue Reading →
New study examines origins of Stonehenge as Europeans prepare to celebrate solstice
Across Europe this weekend our racial comrades will celebrate the traditional festival of the Winter Solstice – the longest night of the year. Long before the dawn of modern science, Continue Reading →
Assad flees Syria – Ba’athist rule collapses after 50 years
Late last night the Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad fled Damascus, and seems now to have settled for a life in exile. The Ba’athist regime that has controlled Syria since 1963 Continue Reading →
French government collapses – but Le Pen will have to wait for her chance
To nobody’s great surprise, the French government collapsed today, and President Emmanuel Macron will have to seek yet another new Prime Minister – his sixth since winning the presidency in Continue Reading →