Facebook has banned a number of pages associated with the street marching and activism group Britain First, a week after the leaders of the organisation were convicted of religiously aggravated harassment in an English court.
I never thought I’d say it, but I’m not entirely sure how long Breitbart London and I will be welcome in the United Kingdom. This week, right wing journalists Lauren Southern and Brittany Pettibone, as well as identitarian activist Martin
Facebook has banned pages run by the right-wing Britain First group across their platform.
The co-leaders of street-marching group Britain First have been found guilty of racially aggravated harassment at a British court in a case originating over the trial of four Afghan males who gang-raped a lost 16-year-old girl above a takeaway shop in Ramsgate, Kent, in 2016.
U.S. President Donald Trump took time out at the globalist World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, this week to speak in what has been billed as his first international television interview since taking the presidency, where he was called upon to apologise for his use of Twitter.
Twitter has begun its “purge” of right-wing accounts and has terminated the account of far-right Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen who was retweeted three times by President Donald Trump last month.
Paul Golding, the leader of the fringe activist group Britain First, has been accused of a sex attack after attending a protest against child sex abuse.
Anti-Islamisation campaigner Tommy Robinson has slammed British Prime Minister Theresa May for her attack on President Donald Trump after he retweeted a controversial anti-mass migration activist, saying her virtue signalling about the “far right” detracts from the issue of radical Islamic terrorism and Islamism.
President Donald Trump answered critics — including U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May — of his November 29 tweets on Islamic attacks — with another tweet urging them to focus on “Radical Islamic Terrorism.”
There are better ways to talk about radical Islam it than to promote ‘Muslim’ videos that blur the line between the innocent and the guilty.
United States President Donald J. Trump retweeted a series of posts by Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen, an anti-Islam and anti-mass migration activist who has been recently charged with hate crimes in the United Kingdom.
The leaders of street campaign group Britain First have been charged with “religiously aggravated harassment”, after allegedly distributing leaflets in Kent.
The former leader of Britain First has been given an eight week jail sentence for breaching a High Court order which prevented him from setting foot in any mosque in the United Kingdom. Paul Golding, 34, admitted contempt of court in
A British police force is seeking an injunction that would ban a nationalist political party from entering every mosque in the country, as well as the town of Luton, without prior permission. Bedfordshire Police are trying to take out the
The eyewitness who insists Jo Cox’s killer shouted “Britain First” before murdering the MP was on the leaked British Nationalist Party (BNP) membership and contacts list. Britain First and the BNP are known to be openly hostile toward one another.
The media and Remain supporters are rushing to blame the campaign for the UK to leave the European Union (EU) for the attack on Labour MP Joe Cox.
When I was one of those Westminster Tory twats who thought a good night out involved hanging around in the subsidised bars in the Houses of Parliament, I once came across a Labour Party researcher who demanded: “You’re Asian, you
Police in Northern Ireland are spending valuable resources investigating an alleged hate crime after three men holding a Northern Ireland flag stood outside an Islamic prayer centre. A member of the public contacted the police, complaining that the men had
