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An Islamic event was forced to close early this weekend due to alleged threats from a group of extreme right-wing terrorists.

Former Tesco worker Alfie Coleman, now 22, was just 14 when he first began to trawl the internet for extreme right-wing material on is electronic devices.

“You won’t last long when this ends…We know where you are, we know who works for you and we are watching every step you take. Step out of line again and watch what happens.”

Anewly-elected Reform councillor in Rugby appears to have shared even more content linked to far-right figures prior to his election than previously exposed.

The demand for the expulsion of millions of Muslim people from the UK received 36 million views after being shared by Musk on his X platform

Police dragged protesters against far-right figure Tommy Robinson in violent clashes in Oxford.

“Why are minorities always the ones held responsible for the actions of a single perpetrator?” a 47-year-old Sikh man from the Midlands, who requested anonymity, told the media.

Attendees at Wednesday’s controversial Oxford Union debate on whether the West should be “suspicious of Islam” – which will host the far-right agitator Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (known as Tommy Robinson) – are being screened by Thames Valley Police to avoid disruption, Byline Times understands.

A Russian online sabotage network was behind a series of arson attacks on Sir Keir Starmer’s family home and other targets linked to the UK prime minister, an FT investigation has found.

Wes Streeting has called for Keir Starmer to take urgent action against X and other online platforms that have contributed to escalating social tensions, suggesting they should be required to help cover rebuilding costs following the riots in Belfast.

CCTV footage shows the man, dressed in dark clothes, approaching the house on Eastgrove Avenue, Bolton, on Wednesday evening, before pouring liquid on a cloth and setting it alight.

Twelve police officers have been injured and 16 people have been arrested in Northern Ireland following a second night of disorder in the wake of the Belfast knife attack.

Two firefighters putting out fires started during the Belfast riots were caught fighting one another yesterday.

On Tuesday hundreds of masked men spread across Belfast, pulling migrants and non-white people onto the street and setting their homes on fire.

Anetwork of Russian far-right extremists steeped in neo-Nazi antisemitism – created under the umbrella of a sanctioned oligarch close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, and now openly promoted by Tommy Robinson – has been driving ‘White Lives Matter’ propaganda over the murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak, Byline Times can reveal.

Worshippers had to be locked in as a group of men wearing black hoodies and balaclavas marched on Glasgow’s largest mosque, according to Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.

Eleven police officers and a police dog were injured in Southampton when rioters took to the streets in Henry Nowak’s name, days after his killer was convicted of murder.

A Scottish political activist who expressed white supremacist views and performed the Nazi salute has asserted he will remain a member of Restore Britain, despite the party’s internal concerns regarding his past actions.

It’s a dank evening in Peterhead and someone is walking the streets of the north east town filming people. The man, seemingly drunk, is live streaming himself on Facebook and announces he’s on night patrol to protect the community.

With Donald Trump’s return to power, a neo-Nazi group bolstered by his rhetoric is expanding its influence and transforming the landscape of white extremism in America. Its leaders are a Texas couple, both born to Ku Klux Klan leaders.

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson boarded a flight out of the UK in the small hours of the morning as police made arrest inquiries over an alleged assault at a London train station.

Jonathan Reynolds says ‘I understand the frustrations people have’, as police brace for further unrest

Two people were arrested after a so-called "anti-migration" march in Epping, Essex, descended into violence on Thursday.