Calais Aid Workers Blame Starmer for Influx of British Far-Right Thugs
Simon Childs
This is what happens ‘when you've got a prime minister echoing Enoch Powell’.
Tag: far-right
‘I’m Afraid to Work’: 85% of Uber Drivers Say They Fear More Race Riots This Summer
Polly Smythe
‘I was an easy target.’
A Scandal-Rocked Trump Ally Just Won the Polish Presidency. Believe It Could Happen in Britain
Ana Oppenheim & Ewa Pospieszyńska
Nigel Farage is taking notes.
Rightwing Journalists Are Openly Backing the Guy Who Came up With the ‘Great Replacement’ Theory
Olly Haynes
Fascism on prime time.
The Decades Long Plan That Made Trump Possible
Richard Hames Meets David Adler
It’s what’s underneath that counts.
We Infiltrated a Tragic Far-Right Afterparty
Luther Blissett
Struggling to find a pulse.
Mumford and Sons-Owned Bar Was Set to Host Far-Right Afterparty
Simon Childs
You really fucked it up this time.
How the Establishment Laundered Jean-Marie Le Pen’s Reputation
Olly Haynes
Zero to hero.
I Drank the Russell Brand Kool-Aid
Alison J Carr
A false idol.
No, the Kids Aren’t Alt-Right
Keir Milburn
But let’s not get complacent.
Democrats Have Only Themselves to Blame
Luke Savage
Spare us the ‘unprecedented headwinds’.
This Election Has Been America’s Most Antisemitic Yet
Mia Brett
That’s saying something.
It’s Tempting for Working Class People to Become Reactionary
At Massive Attack’s Climate Action Accelerator we spoke to Mick Lynch about the far right, music, the climate and Labour.
Muslim Convicted in Rioting Should Have ‘Risen Above’ Far-Right Racism, Says Judge
Simon Childs
Just brush it off.
We Don’t Need to ‘Talk About Immigration’
Rivkah Brown
Ignore Margaret Hodge.
Football Fans Are Organising Against the Far Right
Polly Smythe
‘You can’t turn up to anti-fascist demonstrations then just walk away.’
Tensions Simmer As Police Clampdown on Far Right Protest
Richard Hames reports from Barnsley where antifascists mobilised against the far right.
After Riots – Can You Still Call Liverpool a Left-Wing City?
In the wake of riots that shook the city, Moya Lothian-McLean visited Liverpool to examine whether you can still call it a left-wing city.