UK
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We start where we live – why we need everyday anti-racism
One response to Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally, the largest far-right rally in the history of the UK, has been to call on No. 10 to do more to challenge the far Right and its politics of racism, division and hate. Another has been to focus on actions we can take, independent of parliament… Continue reading
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“You Party” divisions over anti-Zionism
Tuesday, 16 September 2025 — Palestine is still the issue Watch my analysis of recent events in Jeremy Corbyn’s prospective new political party. Asa Winstanley On The Electronic Intifada livestream last week, we discussed Jeremy Corbyn’s new “Your Party” initiative to found a new political party with younger left-wing MP Zarah Sultana. Continue reading
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Trump in the UK
Donald Trump flies to the UK later this week, and he’s bringing a long list of demands from his US Big Tech allies with him. He’s even bringing some US Big Tech billionaires along – and reports say they will push for yet more polluting data centres to be built, without a thought for the… Continue reading
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Your Party, Party like there’s no tomorrow
Blimey, what a rollercoaster! I’ve never been a fan of Corbyn, even less, Corbynism (whatever that is) and I have never viewed him as a socialist, more of a liberal-lefty type, with his heart no doubt in all the ‘right places’ but above all, Corbyn is a Party Man, the Labour Party being his entire… Continue reading
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Zionist lawfare operation facing collapse?
Kit Klarenberg exposes how UK Lawyers For Israel’s fraudulent lawfare campaign is unraveling, with fabricated signatures, legal complaints, and mounting investigations threatening the “Israel”-linked group’s survival. Continue reading
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When You Try To Remove A Piece Of Art And Accidentally Make It Better
British judges have been harsh in their actions against pro-Palestinian protesters.Banksy the artist pointed to this with a mural at a wall of the Royal Courts of Justice. Continue reading
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Safety at Anti Fascist Protests
Anti-fascist protests have particular risks attached, as threats come not just from police but from far-right protesters. Continue reading
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School Closures/Lockdowns:
This is a guest article from Hugh McCarthy, who several HART members had the privilege to meet when we attended a meeting for the vaccine-injured in Stormont, in October 2024. The article appeared on Hugh’s Substack and also on UKColumn but it certainly bears repeating. Continue reading
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Reject plans for a mandatory BritCard (digital ID)
Sir Keir Starmer is considering a mandatory digital ID scheme called “BritCard” that would make us all reliant on a digital pass to go about our daily lives. Continue reading
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Over 700 arrested for defying Palestine Action ban
The vast majority of the arrests, which includes 522 people arrested on a single day in London after a protest in Parliament Square, have been charged with offences under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000. This makes it illegal to wear, carry or display any items which could arouse reasonable suspicion that a person… Continue reading
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EU science grants are funding Israeli military tech, data shows
The EU has given Israeli technology start-ups run by ex-IDF soldiers nearly half a billion euros in research grants since the start of the Gaza genocide. Some of the founders of these tech start-ups have served as reservists in Gaza, and in at least one instance the technology has been deployed to aid the genocide. Continue reading
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BBC Media Action: Britain’s overseas info warfare unit
Leaked documents reveal how a shadowy BBC unit is “embedding” staff in foreign media outlets to “contest the information space” and generate “behaviour change” in favor of London’s geopolitical objectives. Continue reading
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Terrorism chief exposed for links to Israel
Jonathan Hall, the UK’s Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation—whose role includes assessing whether groups like Palestine Action qualify as terrorist organisations—has personal ties to Israel: his father-in-law, Lord Dyson, is a patron of UK Lawyers for Israel, and Hall himself has vacationed in Israel and visited its counter-terrorism units. This was revealed by independent journalist… Continue reading
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Paper Tiger in the Strait: How London Is Trying to Establish Itself in the Asia-Pacific
Since the early 2020s, Britain has been dreaming of a place on the Asia-Pacific stage again. Britain creates the illusion that its navy is still capable of something, but this is not the case. Continue reading
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Police Facial Recognition at Notting Hill Carnival
Every year there are rumblings from the Met Police and concerned politicians about the need to clamp down on Notting Hill Carnival. Continue reading
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Spotlight on the Tony Blair Institute
5 August 2025 — #Together Probably the least surprising news in Keir Starmer’s “order” to push imposed Digital ID on us was the close involvement of Tony Blair and his “Institute for Global Change.” Continue reading
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The police pulled over my car. The lack of a reason should worry us all
The government and police appear keen to expand the ‘hostile environment’ policy for immigrants to encompass the British public – and deter political dissent on Israel’s genocide Continue reading
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Get ready for ‘The Big One’
The government is clearly rattled by public outcry at the mass arrest of over 500 people opposing Israel’s genocide in Gaza and expressing support for the banned protest group Palestine Action. Continue reading
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Killing not Care
Module 6 of the Inquiry has just completed taking evidence and much of it has been very harrowing. BiologyPhenom, whose daily substack articles covered the Scottish Inquiry’s care module last year, has also been reporting daily from the latest UK sessions. Continue reading
The New Dark Age 