Danny Bones: The far right’s Frankenstein’s monster
The AI-generated, white nationalist rapper’s sound is co-opted from international and anti-fascist culture
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The far right are stoking the violence in Belfast
The violence of the past two days cannot be separated from the online world it spawned from
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Who should we blame for the British far right?
Radical ethnonationalism is increasingly part of the mainstream
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Cokeheads and Christians: a day at Tommy Robinson’s rally
In the mad world of the British far right, faith and thuggery jostle for attention
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Why you hate John Terry
Even before one of its legends endorsed Rupert Lowe, Chelsea FC was seen as irredeemable
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Apartheid fetishism
Led by Elon Musk, the right has developed a new lust for South African white supremacy
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The far right has moved on from Orbán
It now sees its future inside the EU
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Matt Goodwin’s intellectual suicide
In his new book, Reform’s in-house academic set out to articulate his ideas. He produced trash
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Has Ukip gone full Nazi?
The party’s new logo is less about fascism and more about the civil war within the British far right
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Nick Fuentes, impotence incarnate
Sexual repression has engulfed American politics
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How the far right co-opted the cross
US-style Christian nationalism is slowly infiltrating Britain. But faith is about much more than restricting citizenship
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The English have begun to hate
The online anti-immigration movement has discovered a buried form of Anglo-Saxon nationalism
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Nick Fuentes leads Maga into the anti-Semitic gutter
Tucker Carlson has given Fuentes, the far-right provocateur, airtime on one of the biggest platforms in the world
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The far right loves AI slop
Surreal imagery has been slipping into the British political consciousness. We should be wary
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The last flags of Faversham
Why night-time vigilantes are stripping hundreds of St George’s Crosses from Kent lamp-posts
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Macron cannot accept how impotent he has become
If Marine Le Pen wins power, much of the blame will fall on Macron
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Far-right protesters cower behind motherhood
Lost men are using mothers to launder their dirty ideas
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Has Ireland knocked out Conor McGregor?
The MMA fighter’s brief presidential campaign has revealed a vacancy in Irish politics
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Faith and fury at Charlie Kirk’s London vigil
In Westminster, mourners gathered to grieve the right-wing activist – and the Britain they’ve lost
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Charlie Kirk and America’s Age of Lead
As violence mounts across the country, no one is safe – or innocent.
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