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Restore Britain stuffed full of Hitler loving freaks, report finds

Post author:Willem Moore
Post published:19 July 2026
Post last modified:19 July 2026

When you look under a rock, it’s common to find all manner of creepy crawlies. We mention this because HOPE not Hate just took a look at what’s going on in Restore Britain, and would you believe it their investigation points to “Hitler admirers”… Is anyone actually surprised by this? They say it with their chests on here, and Rupert Lowe just ignores it. They were calling his son a race traitor when he got married. https://t.co/IgurEodS55 — Mukhtar (@I_amMukhtar) July 17, 2026 Creepy crawlies As HOPE not Hate report, activists from the far-right pro-ethnic cleansing group Remigration Now (RN) have…

Children of the 2026 World Cup — generational ties on full display

Post author:Alaa Shamali
Post published:25 June 2026
Post last modified:26 June 2026

At the World Cup, it’s not just the matches that repeat themselves—names also recur across generations. Between fathers who played in the World Cup decades ago and their sons who now stand on the same stage, one of soccer’s most compelling human stories unfolds. In particular, the family legacy is passed down the generations. The 2026 edition features a series of stories bridging past and the present, where Mazinho crosses paths with his son Thiago Alcântara, and Zinedine Zidane with his son Luca. There’s also Mustafa Shubair, following directly in the footsteps of his father, Ahmed Shubair. World Cup football families…

Greens Manchester mayor campaign in full flow, other parties nowhere in sight

Post author:Cameron Baillie
Post published:22 June 2026
Post last modified:22 June 2026

It’s just over five weeks until the people of Greater Manchester elect Andy Burnham’s replacement as mayor of the combined authority (GMCA) area. The Green Party is wasting no time in campaigning before 30 July. Less than a day after the Makerfield by-election result, the Green Party gathered for what, on paper, was their official candidate announcement. But behind the scenes and away from the screens, the party wheels were in full motion on 20 June at the Manchester Friends (Quaker) Meeting House. By the time speeches began at 2pm, the Green machine had already cleared out a hall-space full of…

Council admits guga hunt ‘not in full compliance’ with food safety laws

Post author:The Canary
Post published:18 June 2026
Post last modified:18 June 2026

Officials say they are aware the traditional guga hunt operates outside current food safety regulations. But they claim that enforcing the law is impractical. The guga hunt is the UK’s last legal seabird hunt. Every year, the “Men of Ness” travel to the remote island of Sula Sgeir to kill up to 2,000 flightless gannet chicks, which locals call guga. The birds are slaughtered and butchered on the island before being transported back to the Isle of Lewis where they are sold and consumed. Historically, the hunt provided an important source of food for isolated island communities. Today, however, it continues…