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Extreme right-wing groups recruiting military personnel

The Intelligence and Security Committee said current policies that do not limit which organisations personnel can join are ‘somewhat risky’.

The Independent UK

Cost of Living: Economic crisis will increase far-right terror threat in UK, security services warn

Report says ‘economic decline’ is driving increased threat and that individual hardship can push people towards attacks

The Independent UK

'Risky' for UK armed forces to let personnel join extremist groups, MPs say

EXTREME right-wing groups are targeting military personnel as potential recruits but leaders of the armed forces provide no clear direction over…

The National (Scotland)

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Royal Navy promoted sailor despite joining neo-Nazi group

Would-be submariner exposed by Observer escaped discipline amid fear of extremism in forces

The Guardian - UK

Expert warns of 'Lone wolf' British neo-Nazi threat in UK

'Their ability to achieve their aims by violence is virtually nil. But that doesn’t mean that the threat of neo-Nazism and fascist activism more generally has gone away'

Wales Online

British neo-Nazi threat ‘remains high’ after demise of banned group NA

Professor Matthew Feldman said society should remain vigilant to ‘lone wolf’ attacks despite the successful dismantling of National Action.

The Independent UK

There’s a new breed of young, violent, far-right activist in Britain: ‘white jihadists’

The neo-Nazi founder of the terror group National Action was jailed this week. Sadly, there are more like him, says Matthew Collins of Hope Not Hate

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Founder of violent UK neo-Nazi group jailed for more than eight years

Alex Davies found guilty of being a member of banned National Action group, which aimed to inspire race war

The Guardian - UK

Founder of banned UK neo-Nazi group jailed

The co-founder of a British neo-Nazi group, whose members have planned or praised the murder of lawmakers, was jailed on Tuesday for being a member of a banned organisation.

Reuters

National Action founder Alex Davies jailed for remaining in banned neo-Nazi terrorist group

He was described during the court case as the ‘biggest Nazi of the lot’

The Independent UK

Founder of neo-Nazi group National Action jailed for eight-and-a-half years

Alex Davies was last month found guilty of being a member of the organisation after it was banned on December 16 2016.

The Independent UK

National Action founder who performed Hitler salute in concentration camp oven jailed

Alex Davies, 27, founded the far-right group in 2013 and told the court he was still a neo-Nazi during his trial at Winchester Crown Court - he along with co-found Ben Raymond described the group as a 'white jihadist group'

Daily Mirror

Graduate jailed for membership of banned terror group National Action

David Musins admitted his involvement with the extreme right-wing organisation after it was proscribed by the Government in December 2016.

The Independent UK

Neo-Nazi group National Action’s founder faces jail after guilty verdict

Alex Davies, described in court as the ‘biggest Nazi of the lot’, found to have remained in the group after it was banned

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The Independent UK

Alex Davies: The politics student who founded Britain’s first neo-Nazi terrorist group after becoming ‘politically homeless’

After National Action was banned in 2016, Davies founded a new neo-Nazi group to continue working for a ‘white Britain’

The Independent UK

National Action founder Alex Davies convicted of remaining member of neo-Nazi terrorist group after ban

Davies created a new group, NS131, in a bid to evade the proscription of his original organisation

The Independent UK

Founder of banned fascist group set up continuity faction, court hears

Alex Davies, of Swansea, is accused of being a member of a proscribed terrorist organisation.

The Independent UK

Co-founder of neo-Nazi terrorist group compares non-white repatriation plan to government’s Rwanda deal

Alex Davies says he wanted to create an ‘overwhelmingly white Britain’ apart from ‘essential jobs’

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The Independent UK

National Action co-founder ‘does not believe Holocaust occurred’

Alex Davies told Winchester Crown Court: ‘Hitler was right about many things.’

Wales Online

Neo-Nazi group founder says he wanted to create 'white Britain'

Alex Davies, 27, is on trial accused of being a member of the proscribed organisation National Action (NA) after it was banned on December 16, 2016

The Independent UK

National Action co-founder was a Ukip activist while forming neo-Nazi terrorist group, court hears

Alex Davies says he leafleted for political party during the period he started forming National Action

The Independent UK

Neo-Nazi terrorist group co-founder saw UK ban as ‘obstacle to overcome’, court hears

Alex Davies said it was ‘pretty cool’ to be put on same level as outlawed British Union of Fascists

The Independent UK

Co-founder of neo-Nazi terrorist group performed Hitler salute inside concentration camp, court hears

Alex Davies is accused of remaining a member of National Action after it was banned as a terrorist organisation in 2016

Daily Mirror

'Miss Hitler' beauty queen who joked about gassing synagogues could be freed early

Alice Cutter has now been granted a parole hearing later this month after serving just 19 months of her sentence for being part of the banned group National Action

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