Hope Not Hate: Last News

Rishi Sunak has been urged to deselect Liz Truss as a Tory candidate over her appearance on a "far-right" platform founded by a commentator who joked about raping an MP.

Instagram is now not only the social media browsing site to see what food or workouts your friends are doing - neo-Nazis are taking to the popular platform to recruit teenagers, a report claims.Campaign group Hope Not Hate, said the site has become a hub for recruiting young people to far-right groups.The anit-racism organisation said Instagram's recommendations-driven platform and focus on visual media make it ideal for spreading propaganda.Nick Lowels, the chief executive, said: "Though we continue to warn about niche platforms like Telegram, a fertile recruitment ground for young neo-Nazis has been Instagram - it's inadequate moderation and worrying algorithm recommendations are child protection issues that demand urgent action from the

stabbed by a woman while she was in Queen's Park, Bolton, with her family on March 22.Her picture, which was released at the time by her family in tribute to her, has now been hijacked by groups opposing Black Lives Matter protests.In an article on their site, the anti-extremism group Hope Not Hate said neo-Nazi group Britain First were using pictures of white victims of violent crime as part of their propaganda.Photos including those of Emily, Lee Rigby and Charlene Downes were released by the group, overlaid with the text "White Lives Matter".In a statement released by Greater Manchester Police on Wednesday, parents Sarah and Mark said: "We are aware that many people are using the picture we released of our daughter Emily when we publicly