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And in the �*80s and the �*90s, the people who were most likely to physically confront fascists were generally trade unionists and left wing groups. yeah, but you were very happy to yell the n—word into people's faces. absolutely, absolutely. the n—word, the p—word, the w—word, all kinds of words. and we need briefly to talk about welling, cos it's sort of a watershed moment in your life. it was a meeting of anti—fascist activists, campaigners... anti—racists. ..anti—racists... the general good and great of the community. yeah, and it's local to your home in south east london...

Assaulted in welling library, but i don't want to be in the employ of the police. that's a moral thing. i'm an anti—fascist, not a police narc. you spent ten years soon after that... yeah. ..in australia, in a sort of exile. is that cos you feared that your cover was to be blown and that you would be targeted yourself by your erstwhile brothers in the neo—nazi...? i continued passing this information for two and a half years. i think we had some pretty good results against some pretty violent neo—nazis. and in 1993, world in action did an excellent documentary, which exposed the early te...

..because before you renounced all this, you did some terrible things. i did, and from a very... from an early age, in my teens, i was involved in violence. the minute i got involved in these far—right groups, you understand, they take these fears, your concerns about society and your life, and they come back to you and they say the only way to address these is by violence. so, from... i got involved in the national front, as it was back then, when i was 15 years old. i think it was my second or third meeting, iwas involved in a violent confrontation with other people. did you...? yes. i mea...

The Walk-In true story is utterly heartbreaking and disturbing as it depicts the real-life race to prevent a plot to murder a British MP

KATHRYN KNIGHT: A drag queen called Sab Samuel (pictured), 27 from Cardiff, used to post all manner of eye-opening pictures and outlandish comments on social media.