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Anti-fascist says he enjoyed having tea with UDA boss McDonald as he helped rid the BNP out of Belfast - Vimarsana News

Anti-fascist says he enjoyed having tea with UDA boss McDonald as he helped rid the BNP out of Belfast

An anti-fascist who helped save the life of a British MP has revealed how he had a cup of “hot, sweet tea” with UDA leader Jackie McDonald before helping rid Belfast of the BNP.

YouTube bans Andrew Tate after sexist remarks, but he's still on Twitch - Vimarsana News

YouTube bans Andrew Tate after sexist remarks, but he's still on Twitch

A YouTube channel associated with Andrew Tate, an online influencer and self-described misogynist, was disabled on Aug 22, as Google’s video website joins a growing list of social media platforms taking action against the personality in the last week.

Andrew Tate BANNED from TikTok after getting booted from Instagram and Facebook over 'toxic' views on women - Vimarsana News

Andrew Tate BANNED from TikTok after getting booted from Instagram and Facebook over 'toxic' views on women

KICKBOXER Andrew Tate has been banned from TikTok after getting booted from Instagram and Facebook over his "toxic" views on women.A statement from th

Asylum seekers speak of misery in Home Office hotels - Vimarsana News

Asylum seekers speak of misery in Home Office hotels

Residents tell openDemocracy of feeling segregated from society as they're left for months on end in tiny hotel rooms

Teachers in England 'fear they are missing signs of far-right radicalisation' | Schools - Vimarsana News

Teachers in England 'fear they are missing signs of far-right radicalisation' | Schools

Headteachers say pandemic has worsened extremism among pupils as staff call for more training