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Ex-soldier terror plotter admits perverting course of justice

BBC
William Howitt admired Adolf Hitler and planned to burn down a left-wing bookshop, a court was told.
13 months ago

Marx and Slavery

Monthly Review
The rise to prominence of analyses of racial capitalism represents a breakthrough in Marxian theory. This has necessarily been accompanied...
54 months ago

William Howitt: Man, 26, charged with terrorism offence

BBC
A 26-year-old man has been charged with a terrorism offence. William Howitt, of Holme Road, West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, was arrested on...
21 months ago

William Howitt: Man appears in court to deny book shop terror plot

BBC
William Howitt, 26, appeared at Birmingham Crown Court on Friday and pleaded not guilty to a charge of preparation of terrorist acts.
18 months ago

Ex-soldier jailed for far-right terror plot to burn down bookshop

The Independent
William Howitt targeted a left-wing bookshop because it was the 'embodiment of everything you detested', a judge said as he jailed him on...
12 months ago

The handshake debate: Analysing a ‘controversial’ gesture in cultural and religious contexts

Al Hakam
Iftekhar Ahmed, Ahmadiyya Archive & Research Centre. The handshake debate. While the refusal to shake hands with the opposite gender for...
2 hours ago

News - Man in court accused of bookshop terror plot

The Bookseller
A former British soldier has appeared in court accused of an extreme far-right terror plot to burn down a left-wing bookshop in Nottingham.
21 months ago

Former British Soldier Found Guilty of Preparing Right-Wing Terrorist Attack

Pool Reinsurance
Author: Becca Stewart ASyI, Threat Analyst. Read Time: 3 minutes. Tags: December MTU 2023 | Fire-as-weapon | Right-Wing | United Kingdom.
13 months ago

Rediscovered: the Aboriginal names for ten Melbourne suburbs

The Conversation
Ngár-go (Fitzroy), Quo-yung (Richmond), Yálla-birr-ang (Collingwood), and Bulleke-bek (Brunswick), are just some of the Woiwurrung names...
78 months ago

Mythologised, memorialised then forgotten: a history of Australia’s bushfire reporting

The Conversation
Bushfires in Australia have been reported on regularly since the 19th century. Revisiting these reports shows shifting attitudes towards...
35 months ago