Police fired rubber bullets and arrested three far-right activists after neo-nazis attempted to reach a housing protest camp in the heart of Madrid.

As Pauline Hanson’s One Nation mounts its biggest-ever Victorian election campaign, candidates have been cleaning up their ...

Britain First’s latest show of strength saw Paul Golding and six followers spend an hour occupying a roundabout in Kent near ...

One of Essex’s most prominent anti-migrant organisers says she suffered brain bruising and concussion following an alleged ...

The National Socialist Collective nazi unity project was "off the ground and running" this morning. By teatime, White ...

First published in Searchlight in October 1996 to mark Cable Street’s 60th anniversary, this article recalls the resistance ...

Aryan Front has returned under a new name, just five months after arrests, raids and bail conditions forced the neo-nazi group to shut down.

The far-right “unity” demonstration in Dover yesterday, the umpteenth such event witnessed by the long-suffering port this year, was a decidedly unimpressive affair. It was organised, under the banner ...

Bullet holes in the windows of the Sons of Jacob synagogue after Sean Ward’s attack A Canadian synagogue where police thwarted an antisemitic massacre has been targeted again, this time with ...