Far-right activists banned from entering Britain

Hitler did not have that problem.

That's why coldjoint speaks so eloquently for the victims of Islam.

A neo-Nazi group is to become the second extreme rightwing outfit to be banned as a terrorist organisation in the UK, the home secretary has announced.

Sonnenkrieg Division (SKD), members of which have been jailed for serious offences, is to be proscribed, making membership of the group illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison, Priti Patel said.

Another order will recognise the extreme right wing group System Resistance Network as an alias of the already proscribed neo-Nazi organisation National Action.
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UK to ban neo-Nazi Sonnenkrieg Division as a terrorist group

The research I have done says 0.

You are an officer with the Counter Terrorism Command?

So how do you define the counter-terrorism legislation

No I am not, are you?

I define it as inadequate

coldjoint wrote:

I define it as inadequate

So these laws and related court rulings can be neglected in your expert legal opinion?

so why is it inadequate?

The latest terrorist attacks in England illustrate the inadequacy of conventional law enforcement and criminology for dealing with ideologically-driven violence. Rehabilitation programs and criminal justice approaches that might work with thieves, muggers or even some murderers have proven spectacular failures when it comes to Islamists. In spite of many attempts, no one has figured out how to rehabilitate jihadis such as Sudesh Amman, the Streatham stabber, or Usman Khan, the London Bridge stabber, or the three London Bridge stabbers before that. With apologies to comedian Ron White, you can't fix jihad.

Psychological attempts to 'de-radicalize' captured jihadis don't work.

A terrorist attack in Hanau is just the latest incident of far-right violence in Germany in recent years. It left local residents outraged, with many questioning the effectiveness of the police and security services in the battle against far-right extremism.

The Guardian’s Berlin bureau chief Philip Oltermann tells Anushka Asthana that this latest attack comes at a worrying time for Germany. There is political upheaval as Angela Merkel prepares to depart as chancellor, and meanwhile the far-right AfD is making gains. He says that while many in Germany’s security services were focusing on the rising threat from Islamist-inspired terrorism, they have been accused of downplaying the threat from neo-Nazi groups.

Germany: 500 Muslim migrants hunt Germans celebrating carnival and beat them up

The police now see the phenomenon of targeted beating relatively frequently. The young provocateurs are usually small groups who do not drink alcohol and do not want to celebrate. However, they deliberately mingle with the partially drunk partiers in order to start brawls.

Tommy Robinson has been charged with common assault after an "altercation" at a Center Parcs swimming pool.

Police were called to the upmarket holiday camp's Woburn Forest site when a guest sustained a facial injury on Sunday.

They arrested a 37-year-old man at the scene, while the injured man received first aid.

Bedfordshire Police said the arrested man had been bailed until 2 April to appear at Luton Magistrates' Court.

The ex-English Defence League leader, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, released a video saying he had been arrested.

Center Parcs and police confirmed that officers had been called to the site at around 13:10 GMT on Sunday.

Constable, 21, accused of being member of banned terrorist group

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been arrested on suspicion of neo-Nazi terror offences.

Scotland Yard said the 21-year-old constable was suspected of being a member of a “proscribed organisation linked to right-wing terrorism”.

The officer, who works in frontline policing in London, was arrested on Thursday and remains in custody while his home is searched.

“Officers from the Met's Directorate of Professional Standards have been informed and the officer’s status is at present under review,” a spokesperson for Scotland Yard said.

“The matter has also been referred to the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC) as a mandatory referral.

Constable, 21, accused of being member of banned terrorist group