The radical leftist HOPE Not Hate (HnH) group has deleted a section of its website detailing the supposedly offensive opinions of former Brexit Party politician Anne Widdecombe, who was allegedly murdered in her country home earlier this month.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has accused the far-left HOPE Not Hate (HnH) group of breaching charity rules by allegedly engaging in party politics in the upcoming special by-election in Makerfield next month.
‘Manifesto’ by Tommy Robinson became an Amazon top-seller, leading to a complaint by an activist of the sometimes-Soros funded Hope Not Hate.
Anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson has been arrested under anti-terrorism legislation, his supporters claimed on Sunday.
The group will “support and champion” the work of the far-left George Soros’ Open Society Foundations-cash recipient Hope not Hate.
The far-left extremist Antifa movement and its allies have carved a wave of violence, destruction, and even murder for decades in Europe and their history should serve as a warning to the United States of America.
The Charles Koch Institute is working with Soros-funded organizations to combat “online hate.”
An imam appointed as an adviser on defining “Islamophobia” in one of the last acts of Theresa May’s administration has accused Boris Johnson of having “legitimised the hatred that exists towards Muslim women”.
Dozens of British politicians including Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and London mayor Sadiq Khan have signed an open letter produced by the Soros-funded HOPE Not Hate group, accusing U.S. President Donald Trump of “blatant racism” against “Congresswomen of Colour”.
The number of far-right terror cases the authorities are faced with is “absolutely dwarfed” by the number of cases related to radical Islam, according to Britain’s Security Service, better known as MI5.
Facebook has banned Tommy Robinson, along with a wide range of prominent UKIP members and anti-establishment media, just days after he released a documentary alleging cooperation between the purportedly neutral, state-funded BBC and the far-left organization Hope not Hate.
Did you see that shocking BBC Panorama documentary about the bullying, Soros-funded, far-left, anti-freedom of speech propaganda group currently touring British schools with the Government’s approval, turning kids into brainwashed progressives who believe that “Islamophobia” is a bigger threat than radical Islam? No. And you never will.
Tommy Robinson has revealed undercover recordings of top BBC journalist John Sweeney, accusing the reporter of planning a fake news hit job in collusion with HOPE Not Hate, a far-left activist organisation which has received funding from billionaire plutocrat George Soros.
BBC flagship political show Panorama’s John Sweeney has allegedly been caught referring to working-class men as being like “cannibals from Amazonia” in an undercover video released by Tommy Robinson.
Several MPs led by Soros-funded HOPE not Hate director Ruth Smeeth who have expressed hatred for President Donald Trump are now begging his administration to ban Tommy Robinson from the U.S.
An ‘anti-fascist’ group which has received funding from billionaire open borders campaigner George Soros is complaining that Tommy Robinson may earn up to £1 million from a U.S. speaking tour.
Factions of the Remain campaign have doubled down their attempts to stop Brexit after the Soros-backed Best for Britain group will target voters in ‘swing’ constituencies, while another group of anti-Brexit activists are taking their case to the European Union’s highest court to see if MPs can vote to stop the UK leaving the bloc.
The vast majority of Brits think the government lies about immigration and a significant number say multiculturalism has undermined British culture and migrants do not integrate, research by pro-mass migration groups has found.
The far-left “anti-hate” group HOPE not Hate have been forced to issue a retraction and apology to a Jewish campaigner against anti-Semitism after falsely claiming she was involved in a raid on a socialist bookshop.
Generation Identity (GI) UK co-leader Tom Dupré was fired from his banking position at the City of London firm Standard Chartered earlier this week following a campaign by far-left activist group HOPE not Hate (HnH).
The UK branch of the far-left extremist group Antifa recently held a conference in which members of Red Action, a group known for their connection to the 1993 Harrods bombing, would be speaking alongside Danish Antifa extremists.
Far-left group HOPE not Hate (HnH) have been identified in a new research paper on far-left extremist violence alongside Antifa and other violent groups by the Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) for their “infiltration and research” of political opponents.
Far-left activist group HOPE Not Hate (HNH) has been campaigning in Britain’s local elections in support of the Labour party, using sponsored social media posts and leaflet drops in actions that may beg questions about the interference of foreign money in British politics.
The Culture Secretary has said that the government could investigate the takeover of the Brexit-supporting Express by the left-wing Trinity Mirror over the question of editorial independence.
The far-left activist organisation HOPE not Hate have been forced to publicly distance themselves from Labour party activist and Momentum organiser Ian Love, who has been accused of posting anti-Semitic rants on social media.
A far-left Antifa member was arrested by Kent police following an attack on attendees of a Generation Identity conference which saw two overseas speakers, including Martin Sellner, detained and refused entry to the UK by border forces ahead of the event. The
The far-left activist group HOPE not Hate (HnH) received a widespread backlash on social media, including from prominent anti-extremism campaigner Maajid Nawaz, after they released a list of books they campaigned to get banned from UK retailers.
The far-left Swedish magazine Expo — whose parent organisation the Expo Foundation is funded by left-wing billionaire George Soros — has claimed that Russian media influenced the Italian election by “whipping up hatred of immigrants”.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into the takeover of one of the UK’s only remaining right-wing newspapers by the far-left Trinity Mirror Group.
U.S. broadcaster CNN published an article this week by historian Andrea Mammone claiming that the return of conservative former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to Italian politics, along with the popularity of anti-mass migration parties, is heralding a return to fascism. According to
From TalkRadio: The treatment of Brendan Cox and the allegations against him smacks of left-wing bias against Brexiteers, according to a leading commentator. Cox, the widower of murdered MP Jo Cox, has admitted being a sex pest and quit two
Brendan Cox, widower of the late Labour MP Jo Cox, has stepped down from the charities he founded in the wake of his wife’s death following sexual harassment allegations.
The Brexit nullification project was dealt a major blow yesterday as Twitter revealed the numbers behind the much-vaunted “Russian meddling” narrative promoted by Remain campaigners and the establishment media. While the BBC, Sky News, the Daily Mail, Buzzfeed and others hyped the story,
One of Britain’s last right-wing newspapers is to be bought up by the hard-left Trinity Mirror group, an organisation which helped found groups like the radical left ‘Hope not Hate’ and has provided a platform for some of the most
The hard-left group Hope Not Hate (HNH) has been invited on the BBC (four times in one day) and CNN, where their activist sensationally claimed President Donald J. Trump’s retweets could cause social unrest in the UK.
The Swedish far-left activist Expo Foundation, which has been funded by left-wing billionaire George Soros, called on their supporters to tone down their rhetoric after the group published an article on a new right-wing project and their supporters left threats of
Britain’s establishment media repeated the crowing of the George Soros-backed Hope Not Hate group today following a protracted legal battle between the hard-left organisation and former UKIP leader Nigel Farage.
UKIP members including a Young Independence activist and a member of the London Assembly described their shock after members of a protest picketing the party’s conference made remarks to them apparently based on their race.
The UK far-left group Hope not Hate (HnH) claim that they are expanding into the United States and have promised to bring “undercover operatives” to the country.
UKIP has slammed Labour for “cheating” in a key target seat, claiming they are using the Soros-funded, ‘anti-fascist’ group Hope Not Hate (HNH) as “attack dogs” to campaign for them and exceed spending limits.
