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Sadeq Nikzad: A Stark Reminder of Why Remigration Must Be Prioritised

Thomas Reed / News / 28 August 2025 / Crime, England, Migration

In a horrifying incident that demonstrates once more the failures of Britain’s broken immigration system, Sadeq Nikzad, a 29-year-old Afghan asylum seeker, was convicted of raping a 15-year-old girl in Falkirk town centre. Nikzad, who arrived in the UK via small boat after touring Europe, targeted the vulnerable teenager in broad daylight, following her before […]

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Balkanisation Hits York

Joseph O’Malley / News / 22 August 2025 / Conflict, Crime, Disturbance, England, Immigration, Incident, News, UK, York

Incident Just last night, a large police presence swarmed a local street in Tang Hall, York. Details are still unclear at the moment, but it appears a delivery driver and a local family were involved in a dispute. The exact nature of this incident is still unknown, though it may be connected with Tang Hall

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Britain Can Afford Remigration – And We Can’t Afford Not To

Mike Lynton / News / 22 August 2025 / England, Immigration, Opinion, remigration, Wales

The British government squanders billions each year on international pet projects, foreign aid schemes, and so-called “inclusion initiatives” that do nothing for the average English, Scot, or Welshman. From studying the circulation of gay porn and Somali fishing ventures, to sending millions to China for “education partnerships,” our ruling class seems determined to look after

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OnlyFans teacher struck off

Simon Crane / News / 21 August 2025 / Academia, OnlyFans, Scotland, Teaching

A former physics teacher whose sexually explicit OnlyFans profile was seen by school pupils has been struck off. Kirsty Buchan, from Coatbridge, posted pictures of herself using the pseudonym Jessica Jackrabbit, and described herself as a “good teacher gone bad” with a “sexy tight body”. She advertised the paid-for page using Instagram, which pupils could

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Housing Crisis Hits War Blinded

Simon Crane / News / 19 August 2025 / Scotland, Veterans

An estate for disabled veterans is facing demolition after its charity landlord revealed plans to sell the land to developers. Background Linburn estate in West Lothian has been home to tenants of Sight Scotland Veterans – formerly Scottish War Blinded since the middle of last century. However, the charity has now told residents to find

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The Online Safety Act: Another Nail in Britain’s Coffin

Homeland Admin / News / 12 August 2025 / Digital, Internet, Labour, Online Safety ACt

On 25 July, the so-called Online Safety Act came fully into force — and within days proved itself a humiliating disaster for the already floundering Starmer government.Though conceived under Sunak’s tired Tory ministry in 2023, the Act was scheduled for a staggered rollout through 2025. The warnings came early: vague language, sweeping powers, technological illiteracy.

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A Short History of Nationalism

Joseph O’Malley / News / 11 August 2025 / Britain, England, Ethnicity, History, Nationalism

Nationalism Before the Nation Nationalism is not a recent contrivance, nor is it the artificial invention of bureaucrats or financiers. It is an organic force, a deep current within the blood of a people, recurring across centuries and civilisations. It is as natural to man as kinship, as inevitable as language. It is the unspoken

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The Battle for the South West: Reclaiming Devon from Westminster’s Neglect

Thomas Reed / News / 9 August 2025 / Cornwall, Demographics, Devon, Housing crisis, Immigration

For decades, the South West has been treated as a rural backwater by the London-based political class. It matters not whether the rule was under Conservative, Labour, or Liberal administrations, Westminster’s regard for Devon and Cornwall has amounted to little more than token grants, empty rhetoric, and the occasional ministerial photo-op on windswept moorland. Meanwhile,

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St Mary’s Church 800th Anniversary Festival

Alex Taylor / News / 6 August 2025 / England, English Culture, Heritage, History, Medieval, Medieval England, yorkshire

It is vital that as a people we come together and celebrate our proud heritage. England has such a vast lore that should be celebrated all year round.

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