Immigration policy
A growing threat from right-wing extremism has been highlighted by the sentencing of three men in northern England who were found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism. Brogan Stewart, a 24-year-old neo-Nazi, and his co-conspirators, Christopher Ringrose and Marco Pitzettu, were sentenced to between eight and 11 years in prison
Immigration policy
A growing threat from right-wing extremism has been highlighted by the sentencing of three men in northern England who were found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism. Brogan Stewart, a 24-year-old neo-Nazi, and his co-conspirators, Christopher Ringrose and Marco Pitzettu, were sentenced to between eight and 11 years in prison
Neo-Nazis
Thomas Sewell, the neo-Nazi leader, is charged with one count of behaving in an offensive manner in a public area after allegedly leading a group of about 30 people shouting white supremacist slogans through Eureka Stockade Memorial Park in 2023. Sewell, 32, appeared via video link at the Ballarat Magistrates&
Neo-Nazis
Thomas Sewell, the 32-year-old leader of the National Socialist Network, will be allowed to possess a copy of Adolf Hitler's manifesto Mein Kampf during his upcoming hearing in Ballarat court. Sewell is facing charges of offensive behavior, which he claims will not be fair without access to the
Neo-Nazis
Three right-wing extremists, Brogan Stewart, Marco Pitzettu, and Christopher Ringrose, have been convicted of planning a terrorist attack at mosques or synagogues as part of a "race war". The trio, aged 25 and 34, were arrested in February 2024 and charged with multiple terrorism offences. The court heard
