Jeremy Corbyn – known for decades as terrorism's best friend in Parliament – has this week joined the "anti-fascist" campaign against Heritage and Destiny and our European correspondent Isabel Peralta. This BBC documentary (broadcast in 2013), for which H&D staff provided research assistance, shows that the militant anti-fascist group Red Action was implicated in the Warrington bombing that killed two children. Red Action used to provide personal security for Corbyn and his close ally, IRA godfather Gerry Adams, and held its committee meetings inside Corbyn's constituency office. Two senior Red Action and Anti-Fascist Action organisers carried out an IRA bombing at the Harrods store in London. A senior police officer has said that Corbyn "knew they were open supporters of terrorism and he supported them".

In this video recorded in October 2022, now available with English subtitles, Isabel Peralta denounces the outrageous new 'Democratic Memory Law' that has just been enacted in Spain. She explains the manifest injustice of this law, including the plan to exhume the remains of José Antonio Primo de Rivera, the Falangist leader who was, as Isabel explains, a victim of the Civil War, having been murdered in a prison yard in Alicante on 20th November 1936. The new law purports to aim at 'reconciliation' and 'justice' but is a blatantly political law, demonising half of Spaniards and sanctifying the other half. Isabel warns that the new law threatens to take Spain down the same route of blatantly politicised justice as modern Germany.

Dr James Lewthwaite, retired archaeology lecturer and chairman of the British Democrats, addresses the 2023 Heritage and Destiny meeting in Lancashire. Dr Lewthwaite's speech was based around an analysis of Professor Nigel Biggar’s new book Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning – which was reviewed in Issue 115 of H&D. Jim talked about the positive side of the British Empire, as well as slavery and how the British were the first of the major powers of the time to ban it. The British Democrats are now beginning to attract significant numbers of experienced activists as well as those new to electoral politics. Despite disappointing council election results earlier this year, they are presently the main electoral force on the British nationalist scene.

On her visit to Athens this week, H&D's European correspondent Isabel Peralta found a stark contrast between the archetypal Greece – birthplace of Western civilisation – and the Greece of today, a territory completely stripped of its national, cultural, racial identity. In this video (in Spanish with English subtitles) Isabel visits both the glories of the Parthenon and the sadly contrasting disgrace of multiracial central Athens.