One of the main focuses of yesterday's UK Foreign Office conference on Somalia was, perhaps unsurprisingly, the terrorist threat posed by al-Qaeda's newest franchise, al-Shabaab. The very fact that the British government sought to host such a high-profile conference in London demonstrates how serious this threat is being taken.

In the recently published Hate, Matthew Collins' account of his life in the National Front (NF), he describes how he and his comrades would spend hours trawling through the local and national press in the hope of catching a mention of their antics tucked away in the column...

The debate surrounding the presence of extremists on British university campuses was thrown wide-open again recently when the Provost of UCL, Malcolm Grant, claimed that campus extremism was 'made up'. He has since been condemned by organisations which monitor this issue, including the London-based StandforPeace, which after his...

Last Monday, it was reported that a gang of around 25 EDL members attacked a bookstall in Birmingham which was run by the local Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, threatening and manhandling the stall owners. This latest example of street thuggery shows us that the EDL is not only growing...