As Britain's youngest neo-Nazi terrorist, 16, is spared jail, a look at how the far-Right is growing
A summer's day in 2019 and armed police swoop on a whitewashed Cornish cottage at the end of a potholed lane. As several officers quiz the two residents – a boy of 14 and his grandmother – others head outside. In the overgrown garden, they find a wooden shed with the number ‘1488’ painted on it. The significance of the figures will be a mystery to most. But for white supremacists, they are shorthand or ‘code’ for their beliefs. The 14 refers to ‘the 14 words’: ‘We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.’ The 88 refers to ‘HH’ or Heil Hi...
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