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Reform UK leader echoes Donald Trump in response to claim hostile state actors are backing his party

A man has been filmed yelling racist abuse at people on a train before he allegedly threatened a woman who started filming him. The unidentified male was heard shouting ‘this is England’ and calling passengers ‘f***ing foreign c***s’ on a Thameslink service travelling near Croydon, south London, on Thursday. After a passenger calls his tirade ’embarrassing’, a second man next to the male, appearing to mishear the comment, shouts: ‘It’s not about race, it’s not about race.’ Another passenger then intervenes, telling the first to man to ‘chill out’ before telling him: ‘You’re getting thrown out now.’ Mary Mandefield, a presenter on Hits Radio, said the man threatened her as soon as he saw her filming. She said he and at least one other man had been ‘starting on anyone’, including a woman in her 70s, used racist slurs and threw punches. It’s thought the men were then ejected from the train at the next stop, East Croydon.

After deadly Moscow terror attack, authorities have targeted vulnerable scapegoats.

Cleo Mukolwe, eight, has been subjected to cruel bullying about her appearance since starting school but was left 'shattered' after a child called her the N-word while she rode her bike

Speaking on Question Time on BBC tonight, broadcaster Ayesha Hazarika - former political adviser to senior Labour Party politicians - hit out at the Conservatives

In a scathing attack on Rishi Sunak, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi demanded the Tories hand back cash to Frank Hester and said he is presiding over a 'terribly racist period'

Anti-extremism campaign group Hope Not Hate raised concerns about the rhetoric being used by politicians about immigration, calling out Suella Braverman to Rishi Sunak

They wouldn’t begin to explain how I feel as not just a young woman, but a young Black woman. The attack on Diane Abbott was an attack on all Black women for just… existing, writes Serena Richards

Experts fear children developed racist views, often fuelled by vile internet content, while isolated at home during the Covid lockdowns – which were not challenged until they returned to school

Researchers said the shocking findings should be a 'wake up call to politicians' that 'anti-muslim and anti-semitic rhetoric' has 'serious real world consequences'

Celena Morrison, Philadelphia's executive director of the Office of LGBT Affairs, and her husband Darius McLean were arrested on Saturday but have since been released with no charge

The party, which was due to be heard at Sarayka Lounge in the southern coastal town of Unawatuna, has now been cancelled after it was branded racist and disgusting

A mother has told how her 14-year-old son was kicked and punched by an adult spectator at a football match in Hertfordshire, which she believes was a racially motivated attack

Louis Gray claims he was 'racially profiled' at a Hobbycraft store where he had tried to buy a can of spray paint for his son, with staffers allegedly implying he would 'use it for graffiti'

Metropolitan Police admitted 'many mistakes' were made in the 1990s investigation of the notorious racist murder of Stephen Lawrence, who was stabbed to death at a bus stop

Nazi flags were flown on the Capitol building in Nashville, Tennessee, as white supremacy march by masked extremists performing Nazi salutes sparks outrage

Police carried out a secret spying operation on lawyer Aamer Anwar after he began representing the family of Sheku Bayoh, cops also spied on the dead man’s distraught family

Head of HR Polly McMeekin York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has apologised after a sign was placed at a library banning 'samosas, pakoras or filled chapatis'

Pontins has been a popular domestic holiday destination for many Brits but after a whistle blower came forward in 2020, it's been revealed that the company extensively discriminated against travellers

The life of Dolezal, who now goes by Nkechi Diallo, has taken many unexpected twists and turns since she first came to national media attention in 2015 as a prominent academic

Infamous 'race faker' and former NAACP chapter president Rachel Dolezal has lost her job at an elementary school in Arizona

An alarming report by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) found that people leaving the armed forces who lack proper support are vulnerable to far-right extremists

The group of strangers all agreed that assumptions have been made about them based on their names - with half saying they have had their name mispronounced

The violent murder of carpenter Kelso Cochrane, who was stabbed by a gang of white youths in London's Notting Hill in 1959, remains unsolved more than six decades later

Basil Peterkin and Saliah Mehmet were jailed in 1977 for robbing the British Rail depot and protested their innocence to their graves, as the Court of Appeal today overturned their convictions