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
ByTommy Robinson
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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The truth about immigrants and sex crime
Corrosive innuendo about asylum seekers is helping no one
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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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Tommy Robinson’s Christmas carols culture war
The Unite the Kingdom Christmas service showed a new kind of British Christianity
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Tommy Robinson cleared of terror charge
District Judge Sam Goozee found that the police’s decision to stop him and ask for his phone Pin was based…
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Why is Tommy Robinson being charged under the Terrorism Act?
The agitator appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court standing trial for charges under the Terrorism Act 2000
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Tommy Robinson’s protests & Danny Kruger’s defection
More than 110,000 people from across the country took part in a far-right protest.
Far-right protesters cower behind motherhood
Lost men are using mothers to launder their dirty ideas
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Combustible Britain
As unrest grows on the nation’s streets, Keir Starmer must hold off civil war in his own cabinet
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Tommy Robinson’s day of rage
The Unite the Kingdom protest in London quickly became something much grimmer than a nationalist street party.
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Zia Yusuf: Jeremy Corbyn is worse than Tommy Robinson
Reform UK’s head of policy comes out batting for the five time prisoner.
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The rebuilding of Tommy Robinson
The EDL founder has conquered the “alternative” media sphere.
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The truth about the grooming scandal
The media did not ignore the gangs or the violence – but the victims still await justice.
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