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Britain’s far-right violence comes to us direct from the 1970s. But so does the solution

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By Taj Ali
| Inkl
‘It was because of their heroic efforts that many of us have grown up in safer environments.’ A protest in Southall, west London, in June 1976. Photograph: Bill Cross/PR There it was: a pool of blood spreading across the pavement. A section of the high street had been cordoned off and a uniformed police officer gestured for bystanders to move along. It was the long hot summer of 1976, and a racist murder had stunned Southall in west London.
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Southampton Sees Sharp Rise in Racist Incidents

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By Taj Ali
| antiracistradar.co.uk
Members of Southampton’s Muslim and Sikh communities have reported a series of alleged racist incidents across the city during June and early July 2026. Date: Thursday 2 July 2026 Time: Approximately 7:25 PM Location: Near 95–97 Bridge Road, Southampton Two women were allegedly subjected to a racially motivated assault while walking along Bridge Road on Thursday evening.
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Nazi salutes, Sikhs abused: Tensions grip UK after Henry Nowak’s murder

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By Taj Ali
| Al Jazeera English Verified
London, United Kingdom – Sikh groups moved quickly to condemn the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, despite not being responsible for the actions of his killer, 23-year-old Sikh man, Vickrum Digwa. But the British far right, which increasingly exploits crime cases in order to rally, has weaponised the case. On Tuesday, hundreds of protesters gathered outside Southampton Central Police Station before marching towards Digwa’s family home in a diverse neighbourhood.
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