As with the 2008 financial crisis, such an impact presents an opportunity for far-left and far-right extremists to recruit off the back of legitimate grievances. Coupled with the divisive nature of modern politics, as well as the fact that people are spending more time at home, Western nations are presented Continue Reading
When I was a teenager in 2008, I was radicalised by a sense of racial injustice. What happened to me, as a young white man from a working-class English town, wasn’t too dissimilar to what is happening to many young members of the black community in America. I joined a Continue Reading
On April 28th, my third book was published by Bombardier Books. “Monster Of Their Own Making: How the Far Left, the Media, and Politicians Are Creating Far-Right Extremists” explores my radicalisation as a teenager, and outlines the three-pronged attack that pushes young, angry white men to dangerous fringes of politics. Continue Reading
Everyone makes stupid mistakes when they’re a teenager. It just so happens that mine was posing for a photograph with Nick Griffin, leader of the BNP. I should clarify: this wasn’t some poorly-judged ‘celebrity’ snap. At the time of the picture, I was a fully paid-up member of Continue Reading
We now have less than a month until we leave the European Union, and there are multiple votes in the Commons still left to go. Here’s what to expect. On the 12th March (or before), the Prime Minister will give Parliament a Meaningful Vote on her Withdrawal Agreement. Should Parliament Continue Reading
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