Searchlight has learnt that a violent anti-Muslim gang, Death Before Dishonour, is operating in Britain’s secure prisons, but its activities are not being taken seriously. Andy Bell and Cathy Pound report The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is in denial over the activities of a violent anti-Muslim gang operating in some of Britain’s most secure prisons. […]
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Southampton man smashed car windows outside mosque
A MAN has been seen smashing up cars and attacking at least one person outside a mosque. Read more at the Daily Echo website here
Home Affairs Report finds channel crossings not deterred by Patel’s harsh asylum plans
Home Affairs Committee have published their report into Channel crossings, migration and asylum Read the report here: https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/23102/documents/169178/default/… Read a summary here: https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5803/cmselect/cmhaff/199/summary.html… Read the conclusions and recommendations to the Government here: https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5803/cmselect/cmhaff/199/report.html#heading-8
Citing terrorism, U.S. seeks 15-year prison sentence in Jan. 6 case
Prosecutors follow through on threat to seek ‘terrorism enhancement’ for those who reject plea deals in the case of Guy Reffitt, the first Capital rioter convicted at trial. Read full article at The Washington Post here
German soldier found guilty of planning terror attacks posing as a refugee
Franco Albrecht plotted against politicians he blamed for the ‘disintegration of German society’. Albrecht sentenced to five and a half years imprisonment. Read the full article at The Guardian website here
Anne-Marie Waters announces that For Britain has folded
Anne-Marie Waters announced on the For Britain website today that For Britain has ceased to be a political party with immediate effect. She states that people are afraid to be openly patriotic. Waters continues by saying that she will ‘revisit’ Sharia Watch in order to ‘educate our country about the incompatible cultures’ in the UK.
Met Police put under ‘special measures’ after ongoing scandals
The case of Child Q and the kidnapping and murder of Sarah Everard by a serving Met Police Officer were cited as some of the scandals that have led to the IOPC placing the Metropolitan Police under ‘special measures’. Read more on The Voice website here
Met Police makes eight more child strip-search referrals to IOPC
The Met has referred itself to the police watchdog after it identified eight more cases of children being strip-searched by its officers. The force said the latest referrals involved children aged 14 to 17. Read more on BBC website here
Bill Of Rights published as Human Rights Act to be scrapped
On 22nd June 2022 the government published the first draft of its Bill of Rights that will see the Human Rights Act scrapped. They intend to increase the right to freedom of speech whilst limiting what they call ‘mission creep’ with what they describe as ‘abuses’ of the human rights legislation. Notably, they aim to […]
Nationality and Borders Bill comes into effect tomorrow: 28th June 2022
Refugees Welcome ! National Day of Action ! Join the protest on Tuesday 28th June 17.30 pm outside the Home Office ! 2 Marsham Steet SW1P 4DF. on 28th June the Nationality and Borders Bill will come into effect , removing the human rights of refugees and creating a cruel 2-tier system. Say No ! […]
Stop Rwanda Flights: Tues 19th July 2022@ Royal Courts of Justice
DEMONSTRATE! STOP RWANDA FLIGHTS! Tue 19 July 9am onwards – rally 1pm to 2pm Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand, London, WC2A 2LL 
NO OFFSHORE DETENTION Scrap the Nationality and Borders Act Join this urgent protest – on Tuesday 19 July, following the Care4Calais & PCS Union’s legal challenge, the case will go to […]
Hertfordshire teenager arrested on suspicion of far-right terrorism
A teenage boy from Hertfordshire as been arrested on suspicion of a terror offence. The 17-year-old was arrested at an address in the county on Tuesday on suspicion of encouraging terrorism. The investigation relates to alleged offences linked to extreme right-wing terrorism, the Metropolitan Police said. Read full article on Standard website here
First Rwanda flight fails to leave today after EHRC intervention
The flight due to leave from a military airfield to Rwanda with only a handful of asylum seekers this evening, 14th June will not be leaving today. Read about the final legal challenge from the EHRC that led to the Home Office announcing that the flight will not be leaving today on the BBC website […]
Cardiff says no to a sculpture honouring Marconi, “fascist, racist, and anti-Semite.” By Alfio Bernabei
The news that a sculpture honouring Guglielmo Marconi, the “father of radio”, could be abandoned after Cardiff councillors learned of his support for Mussolini has been greeted with relief by Italian antifascists. The fascists, as expected, are incandescent with rage. Eead article on ANPI London Facebook page by Alfio Bernabei here
Man arrested after alleged attack on mosque in Grangetown, Cardiff
The incident on Monday has left worshippers scared about prospective future attacks on the mosque Read more on Wales online here
UK’s first Rwanda deportation flight given go-ahead by High Court
Campaigners ‘disappointed’ and ‘deeply concerned’ after bid to stop Tuesday’s flight fails Read more at The Independent website here
200 protesters block immigration officers’ van during Peckham arrest
A man arrested for immigration offences was released on bail after protesters gathered in south-east London on Saturday for hours to block a van he was being transported in from leaving. Read at The Guardian website here
UK accused of attempting to deport children to Rwanda
Charities claim asylum seekers under 18 being classed as adults under Home Office age assessments Read full article on The Guardian website here
National Action: Swansea Nazi Alex Davies jailed
A 27-year-old man described in court as a Nazi has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years for being a member of a banned fascist group. – BBC website Alex Davies, of Swansea, was a member of National Action (NA) after it was outlawed in December 2016. A jury found him guilty after it heard NA had […]
First Rwanda deportation flight to leave UK on 14 June, says Priti Patel
Group of asylum seekers sent formal notices advising they will be relocated to east African country, say officials There remain few details about the numbers of people expected to be sent to Rwanda in this first flight, and how they have been identified. Officials said those who will be removed are already in detention, while […]
