All news on the topic: Hate crime

A convicted arsonist was sentenced to 18 years in prison and three on parole this week after a March 2023 incident in which he threw two Molotov cocktails at a church planning to host drag show events

A woman from the UK was left reeling by a cruel school prank towards redheads she claims happens in Australia every year. However, locals have responded to the video and put her back in her place

The note, left outside a property in west Wales describes the English occupants as, "low-life” who “should be forced to live in fenced tinker sites” and tells them to leave

A yob punched and kicked the couple in the homophobia attack at Bank Station, part of the London Underground network, and British Transport Police are hunting him

A growing number of far-right hate figures including thug Tommy Robinson and supremacist Nick Fuentes are turning to an online platform which is a hotbed of anti-semitism and conspiracy theory

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A man was taken to hospital after the fight - involving an estimated 20 people - in south Manchester on Boxing Day, with two people also arrested. Police are appealing for witnesses

Schoolgirl Brianna Ghey, 16, from Greater Manchester, was led to Culcheth Linear Park in Warrington by Girl X and Boy Y before they stabbed her 28 times and fled

Katie Salmon made history by pairing up with the late Sophie Gradon as Love Island's first same-sex couple on ITV

Baristas at Farley’s East Coffee Shop in California stopped a woman from entering the bathroom to take a picture of the writing, which said "Zionism = Fascism" and "your neutrality is enabling genocide"

Two girls aged 13 and 14 have been arrested by the Metropolitan Police on suspicion of robbery after a Jewish woman was attacked in north London and had her handbag stolen

Jamie Arnold, 33, was found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United icon Rio Ferdinand at Wolverhampton Crown Court

Havering Council in Essex said last month it would not be installing a Jewish menorah to celebrate Hanukkah due to security concerns given the current Israel and Hamas conflict

Disability hate crime has increased by over 100% in the past 5 years as 1 in 5 people admit to mocking or laughing at disabled people, and others even resorting to violence, a new study reveals

Oday Al-Fayoume filed the lawsuit last month against the suburban Chicago landlord charged in the attack that left his child dead and the boy's mother seriously wounded

Jason J. Eaton, is accused of shooting and injuring Hisham Awartani, Kinnan Abdalhamid and Tahseen Ahmed in Burlington, Vermont, on Saturday night - with Awartani's mother describing his trauma and agonising road to recovery

Former PC Patrick Harrison, of West Yorkshire Police, was convicted of gross misconduct after he mimicked the caller's Indian accent without realising she was still on the line

Police said their officers heard the chants being directed at the official, Rebecca Welch, during Birmingham City's 2-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship on Saturday

West Mercia Police are looking for two people in connection with an alleged hate crime that took place on a bus in Redditch, where the victim was allegedly racially abused, spat on and assaulted

James Costello was the “high priest” of an online white supremacist church which called for a “racial holy war” - until he was tracked down in August 2021. He now faces years behind bars

Another man has been wrongly accused of being part of a group making racist comments towards pro-Palestinian protestors on Armistice Day in Waterloo Station, London

The 2023 series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! is set to kick off this weekend with a whole host of famous faces making up the line-up

The son of Alabama pastor Fred "Bubba" Copeland who killed himself at the beginning of November after being outed as a cross-dresser spoke out at his father's funeral on Thursday, highlighting the kind, compassionate person his dad was

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper writes: "No other Home Secretary would ever have done what Suella Braverman did – whipping up hostility to the police and deliberately promoting division around Remembrance"

Apsana Begum used the King's Speech debate to reveal abuse she has suffered and how her fears for her safety have deepened following Hamas' terror attacks on Israel