Brenton Tarrant: Last News

This is the video made by Sam Imrie in a chilling echo of live stream footage shot by the Christchurch mosques mass shooter Brenton Tarrant.

The jury in the trial of a Scot accused of planning to live stream a terrorist attack has been sent out to consider its verdict.

A Scot accused of planning a terrorist attack told his trial how he watched a live stream video of the Christchurch mosques mass shootings ‘three or four’ times.

A Scot accused of planning to ‘live stream’ a terrorist act claimed online he’d written to Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik in jail.

The Hollywood Reporter wrote last week that Kiwi writer-director Andrew Niccol (The Truman Show) would helm the project called They Are Us, which is described as an “inspirational story” about Ardern’s moving response to the violence.Although the film would broach the attacks by Brenton Tarrant, a white supremacist gunman who killed 51 people on March 15, 2019 at two mosques in Christchurch, its main thrust is said to be more about Ardern’s compassionate response that was praised globally.The Prime Minister’s office said last week that she and the government had no involvement with the film.“This is very raw event for New Zealand and even more so for the community that experienced it,” Ardern said at a news conference when asked about the

Nicholas Brock, 53, from Maidenhead in Berkshire, decorated his bedroom with SS items, a KKK recognition certificate, and covered himself in neo-Nazi tattoos.Police found a variety of Second World War knives and recipes for homemade bombs annotated with hand-drawn swastikas.The specific documents the charges relate to were found organised into a folder labelled “army military manuals” on an external hard drive seized by officers in January 2018.Videos of “extreme violence” found on devices included footage taken by the 2019 Christchurch mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant as he shot 51 people dead in Newzealand, beheadings and KKK cross burnings.The jury at Kingston-upon-Thames Crown Court heard Brock has tattoos of “Nazi figures from the 1930s

A terrorist who gunned down 51 Muslim worshippers at two mosques in New Zealand's worst-ever massacre has been jailed for life without the possibility of parole.

The father of the the youngest victim of the New Zealand mosque shootings told his killer he stole the three-year-old boy's future.

The British survivor of the New Zealand mosque massacre has relived the horrific moment he cradled a dead child in his arms and told the killer: “I will never forgive you.”

The daughter of a woman killed in the New Zealand mosque shootings told white supremacist Brenton Tarrant he had robbed her of her mum, adding: 'I pity yours'.

The gunman who murdered 51 people at two mosques in New Zealand last year meticulously planned his shooting rampage to maximise casualties, a court heard.

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A gunman who killed 51 worshippers in two New Zealand mosques has changed his plea to guilty, admitting all murder charges.

One year ago today worshippers had gathered in two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, to pray.