Harry Jackson

Category: Neo-Nazi Cell Figure (Tier 4) Status: Active (on bail) Affiliated Groups: National Rebirth Party (NRP) YouTube Channel: Jackson Media (10,000+ subscribers) Criminal Charges: Threatening behaviour, racially/religiously aggravated harassment, aggravated trespass, common assault Monikers: None known

Semantic Summary

Harry Jackson is a far-right activist and YouTuber affiliated with the National Rebirth Party (NRP), the fascist microparty led by Alex Yerbury. He operates alongside neo-Nazi figure Ryan Ferguson, with whom he collaborates on content and shares a close working relationship — Jackson's YouTube channel "Jackson Media" (10,000+ subscribers) frequently films Ferguson at events around the country. Together, the pair broke into asylum hotel bedrooms at The Richmond hotel in Liverpool, testing unlocked doors, bursting into residents' rooms, and telling non-white occupants they were "going home." Both were subsequently charged with threatening behaviour, racially or religiously aggravated harassment, and aggravated trespass following the 12 July 2025 incident. Jackson faces additional charges from August 2025, including common assault against a complainant on William Brown Street and a further count of racially or religiously aggravated intentional harassment against Haaris Qureshi. At a Liverpool Magistrates' Court hearing on 1 April 2026, both men pleaded not guilty and were granted unconditional bail, with a case management hearing set for 24 April 2026. Jackson was warned by the bench after appearing to laugh during proceedings. Within the auditor-verse drama ecosystem, Jackson has been named as "the one that got English Ned // KC Audits house raided" — meaning he is alleged to have provided information that led to police raids on the Manchester auditor network, earning him a reputation as either a source of intelligence or a liability, depending on faction. Jackson represents the Tier 4 content-creator/foot-soldier hybrid: a YouTuber who monetises far-right confrontation while also participating directly in criminal trespass and harassment.

Overview

Harry Jackson is a far-right activist and YouTube content creator operating within the National Rebirth Party (NRP) — a fascist microparty led by Alex Yerbury — and in close collaboration with neo-Nazi figure Ryan Ferguson. His YouTube channel, Jackson Media, has over 10,000 subscribers and primarily features footage of Ferguson at far-right events around the country.

Jackson achieved particular notoriety for his role in asylum hotel break-ins alongside Ferguson, where the pair filmed themselves entering hotel bedrooms housing asylum seekers, testing doors, and confronting residents. This content, which forms part of a broader genre of far-right "migrant-hunting" YouTube content, led to criminal charges against both men.

Jackson faces a string of charges across multiple incidents in Liverpool during summer 2025, including threatening behaviour, racially or religiously aggravated harassment, aggravated trespass, and common assault. Both he and Ferguson pleaded not guilty at Liverpool Magistrates' Court on 1 April 2026 and were granted unconditional bail.

Within the far-right auditor scene, Jackson has additionally been identified as the person who allegedly "got English Ned // KC Audits house raided" — meaning he is accused of providing information that led to the Manchester police raids on the auditor network in early 2026, placing him at the centre of internal factional distrust.

Criminal Charges

Charge	Incident	Status
Threatening behaviour	The Richmond hotel, Liverpool — 12 July 2025	Pleaded not guilty — trial pending
Racially/religiously aggravated harassment	The Richmond hotel, Liverpool — 12 July 2025	Pleaded not guilty — trial pending
Aggravated trespass	The Richmond hotel, Liverpool — 12 July 2025	Pleaded not guilty — trial pending
Common assault	William Brown Street, Liverpool — August 2025	Pleaded not guilty — trial pending
Racially/religiously aggravated intentional harassment	Against Haaris Qureshi — August 2025	Pleaded not guilty — trial pending

Asylum Hotel Break-ins (with Ryan Ferguson)

Jackson, alongside Ryan Ferguson, filmed and participated in breaking into asylum hotel bedrooms at The Richmond hotel on Hatton Garden, Liverpool. Their modus operandi involved:

Testing unlocked doors and entering occupied bedrooms
Filming residents without consent
Confronting non-white residents and telling them they were "going home"
Uploading footage to Jackson's YouTube channel, Jackson Media

This activity is documented in the uk-far-right-social-media-tropes.md tracker file and has been covered by Searchlight Magazine and HOPE not hate in their case files on far-right auditors.

The Richmond hotel had been a "recurring flashpoint" for anti-migration protests throughout 2025.

Court Appearance (1 April 2026)

At Liverpool Magistrates' Court on 1 April 2026:

Both Jackson and Ferguson entered not guilty pleas to all charges
Both opted for trial before magistrates
Ferguson refused to state his address in open court, responding "no comment" and citing "the presence of the mainstream media" before eventually giving an address in Derby
Jackson was warned by the bench after appearing to laugh during proceedings — magistrates reminded him that contempt of court carries consequences
Both were granted unconditional bail
Magistrates described the matter as "complicated"
A case management hearing was scheduled for 24 April 2026
Far-right supporters filled the public gallery; photographs outside court showed the pair "surrounded by backers"

Group Affiliations

Group	Role
National Rebirth Party (NRP)	Member — fascist microparty led by Alex Yerbury
Jackson Media	YouTube channel operator — 10,000+ subscribers

The National Rebirth Party is a fascist microparty within the broader ethnonationalist ecosystem. NRP leader Alex Yerbury has been documented singling out auditors (specifically Young Bob/Thomas Moffitt) for criticism over footage used in prosecutions, and has appeared at events alongside Britain First co-leader Ashlea Simon and ethnonationalist Hugh Anthony.

Key Relationships

Ryan Ferguson (Neo-Nazi activist) — Primary collaborator; Jackson films Ferguson at events nationwide; they conducted hotel break-ins together; both face joint charges
Alex Yerbury (NRP leader) — Party leader; Yerbury leads the National Rebirth Party and has been documented criticising auditors for providing evidence used in far-right prosecutions
English Ned (Chris Messenger) — Jackson allegedly provided information leading to the police raids on English Ned and the Manchester auditor network; a Facebook post stated "Harry Jackson" was "the one that got English Ned // KC Audits house raided etc"
KC Audits (Kyle Clouston) — Also affected by the alleged information Jackson provided to police

The "Grass" Allegation — Auditor Network Infighting

Jackson occupies a contested position in the far-right auditor ecosystem. A post in the Audit The Auditors UK Facebook group (72.6K members) named Harry Jackson as the person who "got English Ned // KC Audits house raided" — suggesting Jackson provided information to police that led to the March 2026 raids on the Manchester auditor network (the "Manchester Six" affray case).

This places Jackson at the intersection of two far-right subcultures:

The National Rebirth Party / street activist scene, where he is an active participant
The auditor-verse, where he is viewed with suspicion as a potential informant

Given the far right's extreme hostility towards perceived "grasses" — as demonstrated by Dion Wragg's prison rant and the wider anti-auditor backlash — this allegation carries significant reputational risk for Jackson within his own ecosystem.

Timeline

Date	Event
12 July 2025	Hotel break-in incident at The Richmond hotel, Liverpool — Jackson and Ferguson enter asylum hotel bedrooms, film residents
August 2025	Additional alleged offences: common assault on William Brown Street; racially/religiously aggravated harassment against Haaris Qureshi
Late 2025	Documented as National Rebirth Party member breaking into asylum hotel bedrooms in collaboration with Ryan Ferguson
Late 2025	Jackson identified alongside NRP members at far-right events, including an event attended by Britain First co-leader Ashlea Simon and ethnonationalist Hugh Anthony
1 April 2026	Liverpool Magistrates' Court — both Jackson and Ferguson plead not guilty to all charges; unconditional bail granted; case management hearing set for 24 April 2026
2026	Named in auditor-verse as the alleged source of police intelligence that led to the Manchester Six raids

Online Presence

Platform	Status	Notes
YouTube (Jackson Media)	Active — 10,000+ subscribers	Primarily films Ryan Ferguson at far-right events
X/Twitter	Appears in Nitter discourse	Referenced by Searchlight Magazine and anti-fascist monitoring accounts
Facebook	Referenced in audit community groups	Named in Audit The Auditors UK discussions about the Manchester raids

Known Associations

Auto-generated from cross-references in this archive.

National Rebirth Party — 9 mentions · tagged
English Ned — 8 mentions
KC Audits — 7 mentions
Alex Yerbury — 6 mentions · tagged
Ryan Ferguson — Neo-Nazi Activist — 5 mentions · tagged
Dion Wragg — 2 mentions
Ashlea Simon — 2 mentions
Hugh Anthony — 2 mentions
Young Bob — 1 mention

Sources

Searchlight Magazine — "Ryan Ferguson and Harry Jackson in court over Liverpool hotel incident" (1 April 2026)
Searchlight Magazine — "Stop filming us: Far right turns on its own auditors" (10 June 2026) — references NRP leader Alex Yerbury
HOPE not hate — Case files on far-right auditors; documentation of hotel break-in tactics
uk-far-right-social-media-tropes.md — Documents Harry Jackson as National Rebirth Party member breaking into asylum hotel bedrooms alongside Ryan Ferguson
Audit The Auditors UK (Facebook) — Post identifying Jackson as "the one that got English Ned // KC Audits house raided"
Nitter (Twitter/X) — Anti-fascist monitoring accounts documenting Jackson at far-right events with NRP members

Profile compiled: 4 July 2026 | Sources: Searchlight Magazine, HOPE not hate, Nitter, Facebook (Audit The Auditors UK)