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From Charlottesville to the corridors of Congress

This week’s events in DC show us authoritarianism is not going away anytime soon, argues Matthew McGregor. In fact, the insurrection could be a radicalising…

08/01/2021

The Far Right and the Riots: Paedophiles, Animal Abusers and Former Britain First Members

HOPE not hate exposes the individuals behind the disturbances and their links to far-right organisations and longstanding anti-migrant campaigns. The week of 29 July to…

27/08/2024 -

Call Them What They Are: The Importance of Using the Term Far Right

With so much discussion about the recent wave of far-right violence and Reform UK’s success at the General Election, social media is awash with claims…

29/08/2024 -

The long-term impact of the Southport riots for young people

Children as young as eleven across the UK have received criminal charges after taking part in rioting following the tragic attack in Southport. One fifteen-year-old…

20/08/2024 -

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