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Climate camp cancelled after police raid seizes infrastructure, 22 arrested
August 8th: Reclaim the Power activists held for conspiracy to disrupt Drax power station, while violent far right faces no pre-emptive raids — Reclaim the Power has announced the cancellation of the weekend’s climate camp at Drax power station, after morning raids seized key infrastructure.
Fascists stay home as thousands come out to confront planned rallies
August 7th: Most counter-protests faced a no-show from the far right at immigration advice centres and solicitors’ offices across the country — Planned far right rallies across the UK failed to materialise tonight (7 August), as thousands of counter-protesters assembled to face them off.
Fighting the racists in Bristol: Only we can protect our communities
August 6th: Saturday showed the ineptitude of the police, while antifascist resistance showed that we will always be the ones to protect us — Castle Park in central Bristol was already bustling when we arrived early, about 700 of us according to Bristol Antifascists.
Palestine activists crash prison van into Elbit research hub
August 6th: Six activists arrested after causing damage inside northern Bristol arms factory — Palestine Action says its activists early this morning (6 August) invaded Elbit Systems’ highly secured Bristol research and manufacturing hub, using a prison van to smash through the outer perimeter.
Racist riots: Post-election binge or far right surge?
August 4th: The fake news spread after the horrifying Southport stabbings was not the cause but the trigger for this decentralised mobilisation
Fascist group Patriotic Alternative involved in Southport riot
July 31st: Misinformation and incitement forwarded ahead of far-right mobilisation
Ivory Coast: Clashes and direct actions against eviction operation
July 29th: Residents opposed the demolition of their businesses or homes for a bridge construction project
Thousands march against fascist Tommy Robinson in London
July 29th: In a march called "worryingly large" by Hope Not Hate, Robinson and others took an overtly christian tone, alongside their usual Islamophobia
Olympic spectacle falters as French protesters refuse to slow down
July 29th: The Games so far have seen a series of upsets, but France’s sporting performance will be the least of President Macron’s worries
Sabotage and downpours greet a “grandiose” Olympics
July 26th: The authorities decided on a unique opening ceremony in the open air, and maximum security with all the police in the world — both are getting pissed on Hours before the start of the Olympic Games, coordinated acts of sabotage targeted several high-speed lines in France during the night, disrupting all traffic and immobilising 800,000
