Anti-fascism Follow

There is a long-standing current of opinion in Britain that fascism could never take hold here—that it is an "un-British" phenomenon that the establishment would never allow.

Veroce is a typical Hungarian village – streets of wooden and stone houses built around a few shops and a huge church.

Birmingham’s modern shopping centre, the Bull Ring, reflects a diverse and multicultural British city. On Saturday 8 August it was full of tourists and locals.

"We won’t be intimidated by Nazi thugs—we will step up our campaign to build a mass movement to drive back the fascists."

A series of racist attacks in areas where the fascist British National Party (BNP) has a presence has underlined how the BNP gives confidence to racist thugs—and leads to violent assaults.

Unite Against Fascism (UAF) supporters in the West Midlands are to join forces with local Muslims in Birmingham city centre on Saturday of this week to protest against racist thugs who are planning to hold an "anti-Muslim demonstration" on that day.

The anti-fascist campaign to halt a Nazi festival of hate in a Derbyshire village is gathering momentum.

Members of the Nazi BNP and its supporters have been drawing a lot of attention to themselves in recent weeks.

A motley collection of Holocaust deniers, antisemites, white supremacists and admirers of Adolf Hitler will gather for their annual hate-fest in the Derbyshire village of Codnor at the Red, White and Blue festival on Saturday 15 August.

More than 400 anti-fascist activists from around Britain gathered in Manchester last weekend for a conference organised by Unite Against Fascism (UAF).

The leader of the fascist British National Party (BNP), Nick Griffin, thinks that Islam is a "cancer" that must be removed by "chemotherapy".

Nick Griffin, the Nazi leader of the British National Party (BNP), has continued to defend comments he made last week calling for boats with migrants on them to be sunk.