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Top contender: Noor Inayat Khan. Never heard of her? We hadn't either.

BBC lets slip: "It would be unfair to judge a 19th Century man by 21st Century principles."

How Enoch Powell’s warnings went unheeded.

"[W]hite working-class males are the largest disadvantaged minority."

Back to square one.

For all our worldly readers.

The Romans practiced slavery.

Offer made to up to three million Hong Kong residents.

Recommendations for racially conscious cinephiles.

Khairi Saadallah murdered three people.

Finally, some good news.

White submission matters in Britain.

And we are a nation of cowards.

From Mexico City to the United Kingdom.

London police run away from violent black demonstrators.

An embedded journalist reports.

A group called "Topple the Racists" has a long list of targets.

Douglas Murray looks at the war on white heritage in the UK.

"It’s not the virus that discriminates; it is society."

BLM rioters are exempt from "social distancing."

A lefty explains.

"This would amount to one of the biggest changes in our visa system in British history."

And police take a knee in "solidarity."

Boris Johnson: “Of course, black lives matter and I totally understand the anger."

"We know that it happens here, too."

Model future citizens.

The years before his fateful meeting with Arthur Jensen.

There have been a record 601 so far this month.

"Conservative" government lets non-EU immigration reach a net high of 282,000.

The Home Office claimed releasing the research would not be in the "public interest."

"Cultural issues and stigma" are to blame.

Censoring classic texts may be "too broad and simplistic a solution."

Fiction with a message.

His native Zimbabwe could offer only "inhuman or degrading treatment."

They abused girls as young as 12.

British and French authorities pledge "improved cooperation and intelligence sharing to tackle criminal gangs."

Brits are "deluding" themselves if they think they can survive without immigrants.

It will no longer use the terms "blacklist" and "whitelist."

“The Border Force is supposed to protect our borders, not be a taxi service for illegal immigrants."

Another look, 10 years later.

Black Africans in Britain have it worse than Pakistanis or black Caribbeans.

AR video star makes another appearance.

More than 120,000 petitioners demanded the report's release.

Farage: “No one seems to care. I’m furious about it. . . is it just me? Doesn’t this matter?”

Guess why.

Facebook: "We’re investigating what happened."

Another example of the failures of multiculturalism.

"He was persecuted by people intolerant of his foreign religion."

Britain celebrates the unique nature of Europeans.

Stickers said: "Pubs closed, borders open."

Though now they hide cocaine among face masks.

"Inequality is a comorbidity."

Muslim reporter isn't happy.

Since mosques are closed.

Not satire.

Nationalism is the cure.

The populist-nationalists are doing well in the polls. Emmanuel Macron is not.

"I’m not worried about coronavirus . . . But I am worried that I will die from hunger.”

The innovative and influential professor was born 115 years ago today.

"[D]on’t imagine when this crisis has passed that Hope Not Hate . . . will forget to renew its campaign against the Conservatives."

Another group threatened by Islam.

One-in-three Brits is still proud of the empire.

Former chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission: "Muslims are different."

"[T]he health of white English people aged 61–70 is equivalent to that of Caribbean people in their late 40s and early 50s."

Brexit may make it worse

But there is "more work to do."

White woman converted to Islam in 2007.

"No one dares speak the truth about young black men stabbing each other to death on the streets of London."

New points-based will supposedly reduce low-skilled migration.

Usman Ali, Gul Riaz, Banaras Hussain, and Abdul Majid are all prison-bound.

Living the dream in The Big Apple.

Which probably isn't what Brexit voters were hoping for.

He dared to say “Intelligence is largely inherited and it correlates with better outcomes."

The Church of England’s diversity theology.

Wants to end this problem through "radical and decisive" action.