Right Wing YouTubers Synced from ~/Desktop/Politics Anthony Styles / AJ Audits Anthony Styles / AJ Audits Semantic Summary Anthony Styles, operating as AJ Audits, was a far-right YouTube auditor who livestreamed confrontational content outside UK asylum seeker hotels in London and Epping, framing himself as a citizen journalist protecting women and children from grooming gangs. His channel was exposed in September 2025 when Stand Up to Racism activists uncovered his identity as a convicted paedophile — having served 4.5 years for indecent assault on a girl under 14, with additional offences involving indecent images of children. This revelation, reported by The Independent, Daily Mail, and Byline Times, led to his channel's deletion and expulsion from far-right protest circles. Styles collaborated with other auditors including Banaman, with whom he filmed at a Guildford eviction. His case became emblematic of the criminal backgrounds surfacing within the UK anti-migrant auditing movement, documented comprehensively in Byline Times' April 2026 investigation into the far-right auditor network. His trajectory illustrates the intersection of performative vigilantism, YouTube monetisation of anti-migrant sentiment, and documented histories of serious sexual offending among figures presenting as community protectors. Field Detail Platform YouTube (channel now deleted) Category UK far-right / anti-migrant auditing Status Channel deleted; creator imprisoned Full Name Anthony Styles Alias AJ Audits Age 59 (as of 2025) Subscribers "Thousands" (prior to deletion) Channel @AJAudits (deleted) Location Blackpool / London / Epping, UK Overview Anthony Styles , operating under the alias AJ Audits , was a far-right YouTube auditor who livestreamed demonstrations outside taxpayer-funded asylum seeker accommodation in London and Epping. His channel claimed to be about protecting women and children from grooming gangs, but he was unmasked as a convicted paedophile. Styles became a fixture of far-right activism in 2024-2025, posting videos outside migrant hotels while framing himself as a citizen journalist. His channel amassed thousands of subscribers before being deactivated or deleted by YouTube following his exposure. Activists from Stand Up to Racism identified Styles by noticing his real name on a fake "AJ Audits" press pass he wore at protests. They searched public records and found his criminal history. Criminal History Conviction: Indecent Assault on a Minor Sentence : 4.5 years imprisonment Offence : Indecent assault on a girl under the age of 14 Status : Served 4 years; released prior to 2025 Additional Offences Sexual assault : Admitted to assaulting a 17-year-old girl Indecent images : Possessed 307 indecent images of children (found among a collection of "naturist" images) Community order : Received a 3-year community order for the additional offences Exposure (September 2025) The Independent broke the story: "Anti-migrant protester who claimed to want to 'protect children' is convicted paedophile" Also reported by the Daily Mail , Evening Standard , Metro , GB News , Daily Express , and Eastern Daily Press Fellow protesters in Norwich disowned him, with one writing: "I want to make it known that this streamer, AJ Audits, is not welcome at any of Norwich's future demos. This man, Anthony Styles, is a convicted child sex offender." Byline Times (April 2026): Included Styles in their major investigation "The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube" Notable Content (prior to deletion) Livestreaming demonstrations outside asylum hotels in London and Epping Claiming to "protect women and children" from grooming gangs Filmed with other far-right auditors including Banaman (Guildford eviction video) Videos falsely portraying asylum seekers as a threat while projecting a vigilante image Media Coverage The Independent (Sep 2025): "Anti-migrant protester who claimed to want to 'protect children' is convicted paedophile" Daily Mail (Sep 2025): Front-page coverage of unmasking Evening Standard (Sep 2025): "Revealed: YouTuber who railed outside asylum hotels to 'protect women and children' is convicted paedophile" Metro (Sep 2025): "Anti-migrant YouTuber Anthony Styles revealed to be a paedophile" GB News (Sep 2025): "Anti-migrant YouTuber who claimed to promote the 'protection of women and children' is convicted paedophile" Byline Times (Apr 2026): Major investigation profiling Styles among other far-right auditors The Times (2025): Original reporting on the unmasking via Stand Up to Racism Reddit Coverage r/unitedkingdom: "Anti-migrant protester who 'wanted to protect kids' is a paedophile" — major thread with thousands of upvotes References The Independent (Sep 2025): Anti-migrant protester who claimed to want to 'protect children' is convicted paedophile Daily Mail (Sep 2025): Anti-migrant protester with thousands of YouTube followers who 'wanted to protect children' is a paedophile who sexually assaulted a schoolgirl Evening Standard (Sep 2025): Revealed: YouTuber who railed outside asylum hotels to 'protect women and children' is convicted paedophile Byline Times (Apr 2026): The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube Metro (Sep 2025): Anti-migrant protester rallied to protect kids revealed a paedophile GB News (Sep 2025): Anti-migrant YouTuber who claimed to promote the 'protection of women and children' is convicted paedophile Daily Express (Sep 2025): Anti-migrant hotel YouTuber claiming to 'protect kids' is a paedophile Last updated: 11 June 2026 Alex Yerbury (Alek Yerbury) Alex Yerbury (Alek Yerbury) Semantic Summary Alex (Alek) Yerbury is the founder and leader of the National Rebirth Party (NRP), a neo-Nazi micro-party and former member of the neo-Nazi group Patriotic Alternative. He leads a small band of Hitlerite followers and operates as a content creator alongside his political leadership. Yerbury is extensively documented by Searchlight Magazine, which has published 13+ articles on his activities, describing him as a "Hitlerite" whose worldview is built on "corrupted and selective reading of history" serving a white supremacist narrative. He has engaged in a long-running feud with Patriotic Alternative leader Mark Collett, culminating in a "Bungle in the Rumble" public confrontation. His NRP meetings have been repeatedly disrupted by anti-fascists — in Manchester (May 2026) he was cornered in a Costa Coffee and forced to flee with police protection after anti-fascists turned his regional meeting into what Searchlight called a "humiliating debacle." He was also thrown out of a Leeds theatre venue which refused to host his NRP meeting. Yerbury is networked within the far-right ecosystem — NRP activists have clashed with Britain First, White Vanguard (Kai Cunningham), and Aryan Front, and he has been accused of running a sting operation against Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain by emailing Great Yarmouth First pretending to be an Israeli investor. He operates in the same ideological space as Mark Collett (Patriotic Alternative) though the two are bitter rivals. Platform: YouTube, X (Twitter), Rumble, Telegram Category: Far-right / Neo-Nazi / Political party leader / Content creator Status: Active Real Name: Alex (Alek) Yerbury Age: Unknown Location: UK (Leeds/Manchester area, also spotted in Northern Ireland) Party: National Rebirth Party (founder and leader) Followers/Subs: Unknown — micro-party with fewer than 200 members (Searchlight, Nov 2025) Overview Alex Yerbury is the founder and führer of the National Rebirth Party (NRP), described by Searchlight Magazine as "an ardent Hitlerite" leading "a small band of neo-nazi fellow travellers." He was formerly a member of Patriotic Alternative, the neo-Nazi group led by Mark Collett, before splitting to form his own micro-party. Yerbury is unique among the Tier 5 figures in that he is a formal political party leader as well as a content creator — his output combines party propaganda, ideological speeches, and attacks on rival far-right figures. Searchlight Magazine has documented Yerbury extensively, with at least 13 articles covering his activities. Their coverage paints him as a figure whose "fascism is not just foolish and ahistorical; it is a deliberate and dangerous perversion of the very history it claims to champion." Channel/Platform YouTube: Channels associated with NRP content X/Twitter: @AlexYerbury (or similar handles) Rumble: Participated in the "Bungle in the Rumble" debate with Mark Collett Telegram: NRP organising and propaganda Party website: National Rebirth Party presence online NRP produces policy papers, branch newsletters, and ideological content Content Style Long-form ideological essays and epistles praising NRP branches for leafletting and canvassing Rants against rival far-right figures (especially Mark Collett and Patriotic Alternative) Historical revisionism — invokes a fantasy version of British history built on "blood struggle" and "generational blood" Stated ideology: white supremacist, Hitlerite — channels "the ghost of Hitler, not Mosley" Claims there is no difference between left and right — all part of "one entity" — a narrative of "universal doom" essential for fascist recruitment Anti-Reform UK — annoyed by Reform's relative success as a "600-pound gorilla" overshadowing his "insignificant operation" Describes "British" values as having no room for "victimhood" — a philosophy of exclusion, force, and top-down control Controversies NRP Meeting Disrupted — Manchester (May 2026) Searchlight reported that Yerbury's Manchester regional meeting was turned into a "humiliating debacle" when anti-fascists confronted him. He was "cornered and corralled inside a Costa Coffee, chased back to his car, and forced to rely on police protection having called off the planned gathering." Holocaust denier Peter Rushton, deputy editor of nazi magazine Heritage and Destiny , was the star speaker. Yerbury omitted the incident entirely from his subsequent posts about "successful" NRP weekend activities — a "big lie of omission." Leeds Theatre Eviction The NRP was thrown out of a Leeds theatre venue which refused to host their meeting (Searchlight: "National Rebirth Party exits stage right as theatre throws them out"). Feud with Mark Collett / Patriotic Alternative Yerbury and Collett have a long-running public feud. Key incidents: "Yerbury outflanks Patriotic Alternative boss Collett and sets public showdown" — Yerbury challenged Collett publicly "Bungle in the Rumble" — Yerbury and Collett traded blows in a Rumble debate described by Searchlight as a "fash fight" "Collett-Yerbury feud gets personal" — Escalation into personal attacks Sting Operation Against Restore Britain X/Twitter users accused Yerbury of impersonating an Israeli investor in an email to Great Yarmouth First, attempting to gauge Rupert Lowe's (Restore Britain) support of Jews and Israel. Critics called this a "bursting dam moment" that should have exposed Restore Britain. Northern Ireland Meeting with UVF (June 2026) Well-placed sources reported on X that Yerbury was spotted in Northern Ireland and held "a high level meeting with the senior command of the UVF with the aim of forming an Ulster white Defence League." The claim that some UVF brigadiers raised concerns was reported alongside the claim Yerbury responded in an "unspecified" manner. Internal Far-Right Hostility NRP activists and Yerbury have clashed with multiple far-right factions: Britain First (Paul Golding) — denounced as "race traitors," "Zionist civ-nats," and "shills" White Vanguard (Kai Cunningham) — NRP has feuded with WV at protests Aryan Front — Searchlight documented NRP/Aryan Front activists denouncing Britain First Accusations of Cowardice X/Twitter critics regularly mock Yerbury for being "the political party leader who won't stand in a prominent by-election where he lives because there is no point." Timeline Date Event Pre-2025 Former member of Patriotic Alternative (Mark Collett's neo-Nazi group) Nov 2025 NRP multi-branch meeting in Birmingham hotel — Searchlight publishes "The blood and folly of Alek Yerbury" 2025 NRP meeting in Leeds — theatre throws them out 2025–2026 Ongoing feud with Mark Collett — "Bungle in the Rumble," public showdown, personal attacks Feb 2026 NRP activists documented at Crewe protest clashing with White Vanguard, Aryan Front, Britain First May 2026 Manchester NRP meeting disrupted — Yerbury cornered in Costa Coffee, flees with police protection Jun 2026 Alleged meeting with UVF in Northern Ireland to form "Ulster white Defence League" Jun 2026 Searchlight publishes "The 'big lie' of omission" documenting Yerbury's Manchester debacle Sources Searchlight Magazine: "The 'big lie' of omission – Alek Yerbury rewrites his weekend debacle" (13 May 2026) Searchlight Magazine: "The blood and folly of Alek Yerbury" (20 November 2025) Searchlight Magazine: "Bungle in the Rumble: Mark Collett and Alek Yerbury trade blows in fash fight" Searchlight Magazine: "The Authoritarian Personality 2.0 – The trials and tribulations of Alek Yerbury" Searchlight Magazine: "Size isn't everything as fuhrer Yerbury's micro-party meets in Leeds" Searchlight Magazine: "Collett-Yerbury feud gets personal" Searchlight Magazine: "Yerbury outflanks Patriotic Alternative boss Collett and sets public showdown" Searchlight Magazine: "National Rebirth Party exits stage right as theatre throws them out" Searchlight Magazine: "Shirts off, masks off, gloves off: neo-nazis spark war on the far right" (29 June 2026) X/Twitter: Multiple threads on Yerbury's activities, UVF meeting claims, Restore Britain sting allegations Created: 4 July 2026 Auditing Britain Auditing Britain Semantic Summary Auditing Britain is the YouTube alias of Reda Bouadi-Clifton, a Banbury-based minicab driver operating one of the UK's largest auditing channels with nearly 400,000 subscribers and over 200 million views. His content spans confrontational encounters with police, security guards, and government officials, increasingly pivoting toward asylum hotel coverage aligned with anti-migrant far-right narratives. Of Moroccan heritage, Bouadi-Clifton's identity was uncovered through Companies House records, FOI requests, and social media investigation, though the channel has never confirmed this. He has been convicted for filming inside a magistrates' court (2021), arrested in Kidderminster and Watford, assaulted at an asylum hotel in Heston, and featured in a Channel 4 News investigation into the lucrative auditor industry. He is part of the broader UK auditor network, tagging and collaborating with channels including DJ Audits, CJ Audits, and Marti Blagborough. His blend of sovereignty-focused legal-auditing with anti-immigration content places him at the intersection of the PINAC/free-speech movement and the far-right migrant-hotel protest ecosystem, embodying the auditor subculture's evolution from police accountability to anti-migrant agitation. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Sovereignty / Auditor Status: Active Real Name: Reda Bouadi-Clifton (per Facebook, TikTok, FOI requests, Companies House — not officially confirmed by the creator) Alias: Also reported as "Raider Buaudi Clifton" Location: Banbury, Oxfordshire (Woodhall Drive) Occupation: Minicab/taxi driver (per court reports and Facebook groups) Age: 43 (as of 2021 court case) Subscribers: ~394K Videos: ~1,035 Total Views: ~205 million Estimated Monthly Earnings: ~$5,590 (vidIQ estimate) Overview Auditing Britain is one of the largest UK-based auditing channels, with nearly 400,000 subscribers and over 200 million views. The anonymous creator films confrontational encounters with police, security guards, and government officials across the UK, particularly focusing on police stations, public buildings, and more recently, asylum hotels. The channel has a membership feature for exclusive content. The creator's identity has been widely reported as Reda Bouadi-Clifton, a Banbury-based minicab driver, though the channel itself has never officially confirmed this. Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AuditingBritain Social Blade: https://socialblade.com/youtube/handle/auditingbritain Identity Real name widely reported as Reda Bouadi-Clifton (also "Raider Buaudi Clifton") Publicly identified via Facebook group "Auditing Britain Is A Joke" (January 2024) Confirmed as a Banbury-based minicab driver at 8 Woodhall Drive, Banbury, Oxfordshire FOI request to HM Courts and Tribunals Service sought his facial image (pending) Listed on Companies House with director appointments Photos circulating on TikTok showing his face The channel has never officially confirmed or denied this identity Notable Content Auditing police stations across the UK Filming in public spaces and confronting security personnel Coverage of asylum hotels and migrant accommodation Videos on facial recognition technology in Whitechapel "Where Is Southampton Police Station?" and similar location-based content Popular videos include "Powerless," "Defacing The British Flag," and "Security Guards think they can tell you what to do (Banbury UK)" "This Day and Age in Birmingham" (2025) — documenting police interactions in Birmingham Member-only content available through channel membership Equipment and Style Uses spy camera glasses for covert filming Confrontational but non-violent approach Focuses on testing legal boundaries of public filming rights Often films police interactions and demands to know officers' names/badge numbers Known for his distinctive deep voice and persistent questioning style Controversies and Incidents Watford arrest (May 2025): Arrested in Watford town centre under Section 50 of the Police Reform Act (antisocial behaviour) and suspicion of theft; footage went viral; released follow-up videos including a case against Hertfordshire Police. Bodycam footage later released by police. (Watford Observer, May 2025) Kidderminster arrest (2021): Arrested after filming Kidderminster Police Station; "locked up for five hours" (Kidderminster Shuttle) Court filming conviction (2021): Pleaded guilty to one count of taking a photograph in or around Wellingborough Magistrates' Court (27 May 2021); fined over £200 Assaulted at asylum hotel : "Got jumped" outside an asylum hotel in Heston (December 2025), covered in YouTube video with 610K views Featured in Channel 4 News : Part of September 2025 investigation into asylum hotel auditors Comedian Paul Choudry harassment : Alleged to have stalked comedian Paul Choudry (per PistonHeads discussion) Alleged identity exposure : Widely identified on Facebook, TikTok, Companies House, and FOI requests Moroccan heritage : Per Reddit, he is identified as being of Moroccan origin Media Coverage Channel 4 News (September 2025): "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" Watford Observer (May 2025): "Auditing Britain: YouTuber releases new videos after Watford arrest" Watford Observer (May 2025): "Auditing Britain: police respond to viral video of Watford arrest" — bodycam footage released Watford Observer (2025 follow-up): "Bodycam video released after Watford Auditing Britain arrest" Kidderminster Shuttle (2021): "YouTuber Auditing Britain arrested after filming Kidderminster Police Station" Redditch Advertiser (2021): "WATCH: Youtuber 'locked up for five hours' after filming police station" Northants Live / Banbury Guardian / Northampton Chronicle (2021): Articles on his court filming conviction Magistrates' Blog (June 2021): "Oxfordshire YouTuber Convicted of Filming in Magistrates' Court" WhatDoTheyKnow FOI request: Facial image request (ongoing) iWiki / Ministry of Justice: Dedicated entries on his identity and activities Multiple Reddit discussions on r/AskUK, r/AmIFreeToGo, r/PublicFreakout, r/policeuk Facebook group: "Auditing Britain Is A Joke" Channel Statistics Subscribers: ~394,000 Total views: ~205,767,553 Videos: ~1,035 Created: Date unknown (active since at least 2021) Estimated earnings: $22-$357 per day, ~$5.59K monthly Political Lean The channel focuses on sovereignty, free speech, and anti-establishment themes common to the UK auditing scene. Content increasingly covers immigration and asylum hotels, aligning with right-wing perspectives on these issues. Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AuditingBritain YouTube (alternate): https://www.youtube.com/c/AuditingBritain Social Blade: https://socialblade.com/youtube/handle/auditingbritain Companies House: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/grBdP1So675GnXq0j-tfsNDj3PY/appointments Other socials: Unknown Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 AY Audits AY Audits Semantic Summary Anthony Barnes, operating as AY Audits, is one of the most prominent figures in the British far-right auditor movement — a London-based content creator with over 141,000 YouTube subscribers who saw explosive growth during the summer 2025 anti-migrant protests, with monthly views surging from 1 million to 29 million. Active in the far right since around 2018 per HOPE not hate, Barnes specialises in filming outside migrant hotels, confronting security and police, and covering far-right demonstrations. He faced criminal charges in Surrey for breaching a Community Protection Notice at a Horley migrant hotel protest and was identified by The Guardian as a far-right agitator at the June 2026 Henry Nowak murder protests in Southampton. Searchlight Magazine nicknamed him the "hotel inspector" and documented his presence alongside Young Bob at the Southampton riot. He is networked within the broader auditor ecosystem, collaborating with DJE Media, LB Audits, and Society X, though a public feud with DJE Media's Curtis Arnold exposed tensions over doxxing within the scene. Barnes exemplifies the auditor-to-activist pipeline in which filming rights rhetoric masks engagement with organised far-right protest activity, with his content serving as both propaganda and inadvertent evidence used in criminal prosecutions. Field Detail Platform YouTube, Facebook, X/Twitter Category UK auditing / far-right anti-migrant activism Status Active Real Name Anthony Barnes Age 45 (as of 2026) Location London Subscribers ~141,000+ (as of June 2026) YouTube Handle AY Audits (channel appears to be @AYAudits or similar) X/Twitter @AyAudits_c4n Facebook "Ay audits" — 29,449 likes Overview AY Audits is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Anthony Barnes (aged 45, from London). Barnes is one of the most prominent figures in the British "auditor" movement — individuals who film themselves in public spaces, particularly outside migrant hotels, police stations, and government buildings, asserting a right to film under freedom of expression grounds. The channel saw explosive growth during the summer of 2025, with views rising from 1 million in May to 29 million by September, driven by coverage of anti-migrant protests and visits to asylum seeker hotels across the country. He has been described as likely earning at least £2,000 per month from YouTube at peak activity. Channel 4 News featured him in their investigation into the "lucrative industry of online auditors," with analysts estimating some auditors earn £10,000-£20,000 per month from ad revenue. He has been nicknamed the "hotel inspector" by Searchlight Magazine for his focus on auditing migrant accommodation. HOPE not hate reports he has been "active in the far right since around 2018" but only gained significant traction during the summer 2025 anti-migrant protests. Content Focus Migrant hotel audits : Filming outside and attempting entry to Home Office-contracted hotels housing asylum seekers across England (Epping, Horley, Surrey, Norfolk, and others) Anti-migrant protest coverage : On-the-ground coverage of demonstrations, notably the Bell Hotel protests in Epping (summer 2025) Police station audits : Asserting filming rights outside police stations and government buildings Street interviews : Confrontations with police, security staff, and members of the public High street filming : Documenting urban decay, drug use, and antisocial behaviour Growth & Reach 134,000+ subs (BBC News, early 2026) 141,000+ subs (The Guardian / Evening Standard, June 2026) Views surged from ~1M/month (May 2025) to ~29M/month (September 2025) Facebook page: 29,449 likes with 179 talking about this Videos regularly achieve 50,000-200,000 views per upload Notable Appearances & Coverage Auditor "Grasses" Backlash (June 2026) Barnes was prominently featured in a Searchlight Magazine investigation (10 June 2026) documenting the far-right turning on auditors whose footage is used to prosecute rioters. He was photographed alongside Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt) at the Southampton riot, and the article noted Barnes as a key figure whose content is being used as evidence. Far-right figures including Dion Wragg, Steve Laws, and Sam Melia have denounced auditors as "grasses" and "degenerates" for filming clear faces of protesters. The article also noted that gangs of up to 30 auditors are now regular fixtures at anti-migrant protests, and several were spotted at a Pro-Palestine march in Manchester. Source: Searchlight Magazine — "'Stop filming us' – why the far right is turning on auditor 'grasses'" (10 June 2026) Henry Nowak Protests — Southampton (June 2026) Barnes was identified by The Guardian as one of the "far-right agitators" at the violent protests in Southampton following the murder of Henry Nowak. He was seen filming at the scene where 11 police officers and 1 police dog were injured as crowds attacked officers. The Evening Standard described his channel as having "more than 141,000 subscribers" and noted he is "a frequent presence at far-right events." Channel 4 News Investigation (2025) Featured in Channel 4's investigation "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK." Analysts cited claimed some content creators in this space earn £10,000-£20,000 per month through advertising revenue. Companies whose ads appeared on these videos included EasyJet and Ocado. BBC News — Court Appearance (2026) Covered his court appearance at Guildford Magistrates' Court where he denied breaching a Community Protection Notice. Searchlight Magazine (March 2026) Profiled in "Do not feed the animals: confronting the rise of the far-right 'auditors'" — described as specialising in anti-migrant protests and calling himself the "hotel inspector," with 135,000 YouTube subscribers at the time. Legal Issues Surrey CPN Charge (2025-2026) Anthony Barnes was charged with failing to comply with a Community Protection Notice (CPN) after allegedly attending an anti-immigration protest at a hotel in Horley, Surrey in August 2025, in breach of the notice. Court details: Charge: One count of failing to comply with a Community Protection Notice Plea: Not guilty — denied the charge at Guildford Magistrates' Court Bail: Unconditional Trial: Listed for 26 September 2026 at Guildford Magistrates' Court Source: BBC News, Magistrates' Blog (Nov 2025), AOL Criminal History Allegations Public allegations have been made about Barnes' past, though most are unverified: DJE Media Feud (2026): Following a public feud with fellow auditor Curtis Arnold (DJE Media), claims were made about Barnes having a criminal record including jail time for making threats. DJE Media allegedly doxxed Barnes, revealing personal details 2014 Manhunt allegation: Posts on X/Twitter claim Barnes was the subject of a police manhunt in 2014 for threatening to kill women. This has not been independently verified by mainstream media Political Positioning & Associations HOPE not hate describes Barnes as "active in the far right since around 2018." He is a regular presence at: Anti-migrant hotel protests (Epping, Horley, Surrey, Norfolk) Far-right demonstrations (Southampton Henry Nowak protests, June 2026) Tommy Robinson-associated events He is part of the broader UK auditor network and has collaborated/filmed alongside other auditors including DJE Media, AY Audits, LB Audits, and Society X. Media Coverage Searchlight Magazine (10 June 2026): "'Stop filming us' – why the far right is turning on auditor 'grasses'" — photographed alongside Young Bob at Southampton The Guardian (4 June 2026): "Who were the far-right agitators at the Henry Nowak protests in Southampton?" — identified as an agitator at the riots Evening Standard (June 2026): "Who were the far-right agitators at Henry Nowak murder protest?" — profiled alongside Tommy Robinson, Laurence Fox, Nick Tenconi Channel 4 News (2025): "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" BBC News (2026): "Anti-immigration protester denies breaking ban from Surrey" — court appearance Searchlight Magazine (March 2026): "Do not feed the animals: confronting the rise of the far-right 'auditors'" East Anglia Bylines (2025): "Lucrative hate: YouTubers target migrant hotels for clicks" HOPE not hate (2026): Case file: Auditors UnHerd (August 2025): "The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics" Norwich Evening News (2025): "YouTubers make thousands from Norfolk migrant protest videos" Magistrates' Blog (November 2025): "Social Media Auditors and Community Protection Notices" Novara Media (December 2025): "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" Links YouTube: AY Audits (search to locate exact handle) X/Twitter: https://x.com/AyAudits_c4n Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Ay-audits-61565317535710/ References BBC News: Anti-immigration protester denies breaking ban from Surrey (2026) — https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c201qzx70lgo The Guardian: Who were the far-right agitators at the Henry Nowak protests? (4 Jun 2026) Evening Standard: Who were the far-right agitators at Henry Nowak murder protest? (Jun 2026) East Anglia Bylines: Lucrative hate: YouTubers target migrant hotels for clicks (2025) HOPE not hate: Case file: Auditors (2026) — https://hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-auditors/ Searchlight Magazine: Do not feed the animals (March 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/03/do-not-feed-the-animals-confronting-the-rise-of-the-far-right-auditors/ Magistrates' Blog: Social Media Auditors and Community Protection Notices (Nov 2025) — https://magistrates.blogspot.com/2025/11/social-media-auditors-community-protection-notices.html UnHerd: The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics (August 2025) Channel 4 News: Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels Norwich Evening News: YouTubers make thousands from Norfolk migrant protest videos (2025) Novara Media: Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks (18 Dec 2025) Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 12 June 2026 BANAMAN BANAMAN Semantic Summary Banaman is a Sheffield-based YouTube auditor and self-styled "law enforcement watchdog" whose channel presents itself as an alternative to mainstream media, with approximately 60,500 subscribers. Operating under a pseudonym, he conducts confrontational audits of South Yorkshire Police, shopping centres, and transport hubs, controversially wearing a mock police uniform that has drawn institutional criticism from the force. Profiled in the Sheffield Tribune's "The Dark Knights of Sheffield" investigation into local auditing culture, Banaman represents the provincial wing of the UK auditor movement. His most significant documented connection to the far-right ecosystem is his collaboration with convicted paedophile Anthony Styles (AJ Audits) at a Guildford eviction, linking him to the network of auditors investigated by Byline Times in April 2026. He operates across YouTube, BitChute, and Facebook, positioning himself within the PINAC (Photography Is Not A Crime) movement. His content reflects the auditor subculture's dual emphasis on filming-rights activism and anti-establishment grievance, with his mock-police persona symbolising the movement's performative challenge to institutional authority. Field Detail Platform YouTube Category UK auditing / citizen journalism Status Active Full Name Unknown (uses alias "Banaman") Real Name Not publicly identified Subscribers ~60,500 (as of June 2026) Total Views ~12.3 million Channel @BANAMAN X/Twitter @BanamanNews Location Sheffield, UK Joined 25 August 2017 Overview BANAMAN is a Sheffield-based YouTube auditor and blogger who describes himself as a "law enforcement watchdog" — a self-styled one-man Independent Office for Police Conduct. His channel mission statement is: "Mainstream media is not fit for purpose!" and he aims to be "the alternative to mainstream media BULL SH!T." He was featured prominently in the Sheffield Tribune investigation "The Dark Knights of Sheffield" (by Dan Hayes), which explored the rise of YouTube auditing culture in South Yorkshire. Banaman frequently wears a mock police uniform during his audits, which has drawn criticism from official police sources. Banaman operates a website at mediark.co.uk and actively posts to Facebook (@BANAMANs). He also used Bitchute as a backup platform but primarily publishes on YouTube. Notable Content Auditing of South Yorkshire Police, Sheffield train stations, shopping centres and other public spaces Filming and confronting security guards and police officers "BANAMAN Investigates SCANIA Sheffield" — a notable video focusing on the Scania truck depot in Sheffield Regular vlogs documenting his interactions with law enforcement and the public Reports on council buildings, transport hubs, and corporate premises Controversies Mock Police Uniform Banaman regularly wears what appears to be a mock police uniform during his audits, which the Sheffield Tribune noted is controversial. South Yorkshire Police have been critical of the practice. Wearing Thin with Police The Sheffield Tribune article included comments from a high-ranking South Yorkshire Police source who described auditors generally as "not worth the hassle" and "wankers," reflecting institutional frustration with Banaman's style. YouTube Strike History Banaman has received multiple strikes from YouTube, including a 7-day ban which he successfully appealed. He claims to have had videos censored by YouTube, particularly his Tesco-related content. Collaboration with Other Auditors Banaman has appeared in content alongside other far-right auditors, including AJ Audits (Anthony Styles), where they discussed "stopping an illegal house eviction" in Guildford. This association with convicted paedophile Styles is notable. Social Media YouTube: @BANAMAN X/Twitter: @BanamanNews Facebook: BANAMANs Website: https://www.mediark.co.uk/ Bitchute: BANAMAN References Sheffield Tribune: The Dark Knights of Sheffield — by Dan Hayes Social Blade: BANAMAN's YouTube Statistics (53.7K-60.5K subscribers, ~10.6-12.3M views) YouTube channel @BANAMAN (joined 25 Aug 2017) Last updated: 11 June 2026 BasedWelshman BasedWelshman Semantic Summary Hugh Thorne, operating as BasedWelshman, is a Wales-based far-right YouTuber and anti-lockdown activist who rose to prominence during the 2020 Penally camp protests in Pembrokeshire, where he was identified as a YouTube agitator. His content blends sovereignty discourse, conspiracy narratives, and anti-migrant hotel protest coverage, particularly focused on Llanelli. Active since 2020, Thorne's trajectory traces the evolution of UK far-right digital activism from COVID-era lockdown resistance to organised anti-immigration agitation. He was investigated by Voice.Cymru for his role in bringing anti-lockdown conspiracy culture to Wales and has been documented by the Antifascist Research Collective within wider far-right YouTube networks. Notably, 57 of his videos have been flagged as censored or removed on altcensored.com, indicating sustained platform enforcement. He maintains a presence on BitChute alongside YouTube, operating within the alternative platform ecosystem common to deplatformed far-right creators. His content bridges the Welsh nationalist-adjacent space with broader UK anti-establishment and anti-migrant movements, positioning him as a regional node connecting local Welsh far-right activism to the national anti-migrant protest circuit. Platform: YouTube / BitChute Category: Right-wing / Anti-establishment / Conspiracy / Sovereignty Status: Active Real Name: Hugh Thorne Overview BasedWelshman is a Wales-based YouTube channel run by Hugh Thorne. The channel covers current affairs, protests, "trigger walks," and sovereignty/conspiracy content. Thorne has been active in the UK anti-lockdown movement (since 2020) and anti-migrant hotel protests, particularly in Wales. The channel maintains playlists for Llanelli migrant hotel coverage, current affairs, protests, and "trigger walks." Also active on BitChute. Channel description on YouTube reads "Citizen Gonzo reporting & live stream what MSM won't." The channel was created on YouTube in November 2014 but Hugh Thorne's active content production began around 2020 during the anti-lockdown movement. As of 2026, 57 videos from the channel have been flagged as censored or removed on altcensored.com, suggesting significant enforcement action against the channel's content. Notable Content Coverage of Penally camp protests (Pembrokeshire, September 2020) — Thorne was identified as a YouTube agitator at these protests "Battle of Westfield Shopping Centre RAW FOOTAGE" (May 2021) Anti-lockdown movement coverage and commentary (featured in Voice.Cymru investigation, August 2021) Llanelli migrant hotel protest coverage EU sovereignty commentary ("EU like Mafia = You will never leave") Cardiff anti-lockdown march coverage (streamed by BasedWelshman, noted in Voice.Cymru investigation) Social Media Presence Twitter/X: @BasedWelshman (also @basedwelshman2 — possible backup). Account joined September 2022. Low activity: only ~6 tweets, 36 followers, following 11. Appears to be a sparsely used account. Discord: Linked in video descriptions Controversies Named in Counterfire report on Penally camp protests (Sept 2020) as a YouTube agitator involved in tensions at the site Featured in Voice.Cymru's investigation into anti-lockdown conspiracy culture arriving in Wales (August 2021) Active on BitChute (platform known for hosting far-right and conspiracy content) Involvement in the "Battle of Westfield Shopping Centre" incident (May 2021) 57 videos flagged as censored/removed on altcensored.com archive Mentioned by the Antifascist Research Collective (network23.org/arc) in relation to wider far-right YouTube networks Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDR8zwHCG3cbVC-uEFNiOLg BitChute: referenced on altcensored.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/basedwelshman Twitter (possible alt): https://twitter.com/basedwelshman2 Discord: linked in video descriptions altCensored archive: https://altcensored.com/channel/UCDR8zwHCG3cbVC-uEFNiOLg Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 BBA (Bare Britain Audits) BBA (Bare Britain Audits) Semantic Summary Scott Chesterman, operating as Bare Britain Audits (BBA), runs a 120,000-subscriber YouTube channel based in the Birmingham/Wolverhampton area that describes itself as supporting the PINAC movement and citizen journalism. Featured prominently in Byline Times' April 2026 investigation into the criminal backgrounds of far-right auditors, Chesterman was exposed for running a Discord server containing a channel where he and collaborators, including DP Audits' Paul Dunbar, posted pornographic and degrading images of women. He collaborates closely within the auditor network — notably with Paul Dunbar (DP Audits), whose content was shared by Tommy Robinson and who sent rape threats to a pro-refugee campaigner. HOPE not hate monitors BBA within its far-right auditor case files, and Chesterman has been accused of being the "mastermind" behind an assault by fellow channel ELY. The channel is part of the broader mid-tier auditor ecosystem that monetises anti-migrant hotel protests and street confrontations, with Chesterman charging £4.99/month for exclusive Discord access to his loyalist following. His case illustrates the convergence of the auditing scene's filming-rights rhetoric with organised misogyny, commercial exploitation, and documented criminal networks. Field Detail Platform YouTube Category UK right-wing / auditing / anti-migrant activism Status Active Full Name Bare Britain Audits Real Name Scott Chesterman Subscribers ~120,000 (as of mid-2026) Total Views >11 million X/Twitter @BareBritainBBA Website barebritainaudits.com Overview BBA (Bare Britain Audits) is a UK-based YouTube channel operated by Scott Chesterman . The channel has approximately 120,000 subscribers and over 11 million total video views. It describes itself as a "citizen journalist" and "auditing channel in support of the PINAC movement and stand up for our freedoms." Chesterman is based in the Birmingham/Wolverhampton area and runs a Discord server for loyal followers, charging £4.99/month for exclusive content access. He has collaborated with other auditors including DP Audits (Paul Dunbar). Notable Content Auditing of government buildings, police stations, and public spaces Coverage of anti-migrant protests and migrant hotel demonstrations PINAC movement content (Patriots in Arms/Nationalist adjacent) Street confrontations filmed as "citizen journalism" Posting pornographic content in a shared Discord channel with other auditors Controversies Criminal Past Investigation Byline Times (April 2026) : Featured prominently in "The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube," which investigated Chesterman's background and his channel's rapid growth during the anti-migrant protests. The same investigation noted Chesterman's Discord server had a channel called 'xxx-rated-adult' where he and collaborators, including DP Audits, posted pornographic and degrading images of women. Feud with ELY Reportedly named as the "mastermind" behind an assault by the channel ELY (via ReallyCoolSite), though the veracity of these claims is contested. Broader Context Part of the wider UK auditor movement criticised for infiltrating left-wing protests, doxxing participants, and generating content that stokes anti-migrant sentiment. HOPE not hate has included BBA in its monitoring of far-right auditing channels. Social Media X/Twitter: @BareBritainBBA Facebook: BareBritainAudit Website: https://barebritainaudits.com References Byline Times: The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube (17 April 2026) HOPE not hate: Case file: Auditors (2026) Searchlight Magazine: Auditors charged after Manchester police raids (April 2026) Last updated: 11 June 2026 Ben Cullen Ben Cullen Semantic Summary Ben Cullen is a leading organiser in Raise the Colours (RTC), the far-right nationalist group that attaches St George's and Union flags to lampposts and public infrastructure without permission across Oxfordshire. Operating from Wallingford with ties to Reform UK, Cullen was one of four RTC figures named in a landmark June 2026 High Court injunction secured by Oxfordshire County Council, alongside co-founder Ryan Bridge and fellow members Trudy Wells and Kevin Good. He attended the June 2026 Britain First Birmingham march and the Henry Nowak murder protest in Southampton alongside representatives from Tommy Robinson's network and Patriotic Alternative. In 2019, he pepper-sprayed a man in a pub garden. On 30 June 2026, he was charged with three counts of making indecent images of children (Categories A, B, and C), with trial at Reading Crown Court — a revelation that prompted RTC co-founder Ryan Bridge to attempt to distance the group from Cullen despite extensive photographic evidence of their collaboration. Cullen represents the criminal-legal jeopardy increasingly afflicting RTC's inner circle, alongside murder-charged Billy Allison, and illustrates how flag-nationalist street activism serves as a vehicle for figures with histories of violence and sexual offending. Platform: Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter) Category: Far-right, Protest coverage Status: Active (legal pending) Real Name: Ben Cullen Age: Unknown Location: Wallingford, Oxfordshire Monikers: Flagshagger (derogatory, by opponents) Overview Ben Cullen is a leading figure in the Oxfordshire branch of Raise the Colours (RTC) , the far-right nationalist group whose members attach St George's and Union flags to lampposts and public infrastructure without permission. Operating primarily in Wallingford and Oxford, Cullen has been a key organiser of the group's flag-raising campaign across Oxfordshire since summer 2025. Cullen has close ties to Reform UK and has been observed attending multiple far-right events alongside other RTC figures — including the June 2026 Britain First Birmingham march, the Henry Nowak murder protest in Southampton, and organising flag placements in Oxfordshire that prompted a landmark High Court injunction. He has a criminal history: in 2019 he pepper-sprayed a man in a pub garden. As of 30 June 2026 , he has been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children (Categories A, B and C), with a trial due at Reading Crown Court on 1 July 2026. Background Cullen is from Wallingford, Oxfordshire, and has been involved in far-right street-level activism since at least 2019. In 2019, he pepper-sprayed a man in a pub garden — the incident was motivated by his belief he had been wrongly accused of stealing, demonstrating a pattern of reactive aggression that would later characterise his activism. By late 2025, Cullen had become a principal organiser of the Raise the Colours campaign in Oxfordshire, personally putting up flags on lamp-posts and roundabouts in Wallingford, Oxford, and surrounding areas. Local residents reported feeling intimidated, with non-white residents saying they were scared to leave their homes. Raise the Colours Activity Cullen is described as a "principal player" in Raise the Colours Oxfordshire by local media, and as an RTC member by HOPE not Hate. He has operated alongside Ryan Bridge (RTC co-founder, now increasingly isolated) and other RTC figures including Trudy Wells, Kevin Good, and Jordan Wheatley. Key events: Dec 2025 — Flags began appearing in Eynsham, Oxfordshire. The parish council noted the campaign was "led by Ben Cullen, with close ties to Reform UK". Feb 2026 — Oxford Mail reported Wallingford was divided over Cullen's flag campaign, with some residents supportive and others feeling intimidated. Mar 2026 — Labour MP Anneliese Dodds issued a statement concerning reports of intimidation of residents linked to Cullen's activities. May 2026 — HOPE not Hate published a profile of Raise the Colours naming Cullen as a member, noting he "pepper-sprayed a man in a pub garden in 2019 because he felt he had been wrongly accused of stealing". Jun 2026 (Southampton) — Cullen attended the far-right convergence in Southampton following the murder of Henry Nowak, alongside representatives from Britain First, Tommy Robinson's network, and Patriotic Alternative. Reported by Byline Times. Jun 2026 (Birmingham) — Cullen was spotted at the Britain First Birmingham march alongside other RTC members. Jun 2026 (High Court injunction) — On 23 June, Oxfordshire County Council secured a High Court injunction against Cullen, Ryan Bridge, and Trudy Wells. They agreed not to raise flags from public infrastructure or impede council staff removing them. The Guardian reported that contractors removing flags had faced "hostility and obstruction", including being followed to their yard and vehicles used to prevent them from operating work platforms. Cullen and the others also told the court they would not encourage others to raise flags. Indecent Child Images Charges On 30 June 2026 , the Oxford Mail reported that Cullen had been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children : Category A (most severe — involving penetrative sexual activity) Category B (non-penetrative sexual activity) Category C (indecent images not involving sexual activity) He is due to appear before a jury at Reading Crown Court on 1 July 2026 . The story broke hours before his court appearance. The charges sparked significant reaction on social media, with opponents of Raise the Colours noting the irony of a group that campaigns on "protecting children" and against immigration having a leading member accused of child image offences. RTC co-founder Ryan Bridge was reported to have distanced himself from Cullen, claiming Cullen "was not affiliated with Raise the Colours" — despite numerous photographs and videos showing him operating alongside the group. Related Figures Ryan Bridge — RTC co-founder, arrested multiple times (racially aggravated harassment, common assault, wounding suspicion) Billy Allison — RTC member, charged with murder (June 2026). Pictured alongside Cullen in HOPE not Hate profile photo Trudy Wells — RTC member, co-defendant in the High Court injunction Kevin Good — RTC member, also named in the High Court injunction Jordan Wheatley — RTC member from Stafford Mark Keating — RTC's "head of security" Legal / Platform Issues 2019 — Pepper-sprayed a man in a pub garden Jun 2026 — High Court injunction (agreed to stop flag-raising on public infrastructure) Jun 2026 — Charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. Due at Reading Crown Court 1 July 2026 Sources HOPE not Hate: "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" (25 May 2026) https://hopenothate.org.uk/2026/05/25/raise-the-colours-who-are-the-playground-bullies-plaguing-british-streets/ Byline Times: "The Neo-Nazi and Far-Right Coalition that Converged on Southampton" (3 Jun 2026) https://bylinetimes.com/2026/06/03/the-neo-nazi-and-far-right-coalition-that-converged-on-southampton-over-henry-nowaks-murder/ The Guardian: "Nationalist group leaders agree to stop hoisting St George's flags" (23 Jun 2026) https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/23/nationalist-group-stop-hoisting-st-george-flags-oxfordshire-court-injunction The Guardian: "'Not a culture war': the council that won its case over England flags on lampposts" (27 Jun 2026) https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/27/oxfordshire-council-high-court-injunction-raise-the-colours-nationalist-flags Oxford Mail: "Raise the Colours figure accused of making indecent child images" (30 Jun 2026) https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/26240871.raise-colours-figure-accused-making-indecent-child-images/ Oxford Mail: "Wallingford divided over flying of England and Union flags" (15 Feb 2026) https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/25838217.wallingford-divided-flying-england-union-flags/ Oxfordshire County Council: "Unauthorised flags - High Court injunction" (23 Jun 2026) https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/council/about-your-council/unauthorised-flags-injunction Wikipedia: "Raise the Colours (organisation)" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raise_the_Colours_(organisation) Facebook / Anneliese Dodds MP (27 Mar 2026): Statement on intimidation of residents https://www.facebook.com/AnnelieseDodds/posts/icymi-my-statement-following-concerning-reports-of-intimidation-of-local-residen/1346887800580847/ Oxford Clarion / Facebook: Four RTC organisers gave undertaking to High Court (23 Jun 2026) https://www.facebook.com/oxfordclarion/posts/four-organisers-of-raise-the-colours-have-given-an-undertaking-to-the-high-court/122128905273215961/ Notes The child image charges broke on 30 June 2026, the day before his scheduled 1 July court appearance — this is an active legal case Ryan Bridge attempted to distance RTC from Cullen after the charges emerged, claiming Cullen "was not affiliated with Raise the Colours", contradicting extensive photographic and video evidence Cullen has been inactive on social media since the charges were announced His connection to Reform UK (noted by Eynsham Parish Council in Dec 2025) has not been formally acknowledged by the party Ben Mills (Ginger Patriot) Ben Mills (Ginger Patriot) Tier: 5 Channel: Ginger Patriot Subscribers: ~4,500 Role: Environment Manager (day job), auditor (night/hobby) Overview Ben Mills, known online as the "Ginger Patriot", is a UK-based YouTuber operating in the auditing space. By day he works as an Environment Manager; outside of work hours he produces audit-style content. His channel has approximately 4,500 subscribers. Online Presence YouTube: Ginger Patriot (~4.5K subs) Notes Stub profile — web search returned no additional results. Further research needed. Billy Allison Billy Allison Semantic Summary Billy Allison is a founding member of Raise the Colours (RTC), the British far-right flag-nationalist group, and an associate of Operation Stop the Boats, the crowdfunded anti-migrant vigilantism offshoot that escalated from flag-planting to filming harassment of migrants on the Normandy coast. In May 2026, Allison was charged with murder and Section 18 GBH with intent following the death of pub owner Matt O'Gara outside the Ricco and Loren bar in Lichfield, Staffordshire — appearing in court wearing a "Stopping the Boats" t-shirt in a deliberate act of political messaging. HOPE not Hate identified Allison as a core RTC member alongside Ryan Bridge, Elliott Stanley, Ben Cullen, and Jordan Wheatley, documenting his travel to northern France with Bridge to confront migrants and harass Médecins Sans Frontières aid workers. His murder charge marks the most serious criminal case involving an RTC figure and attracted widespread media coverage from the BBC, LBC, The Sun, and Metro. Allison's trajectory — from provincial West Midlands obscurity to cross-channel vigilantism to homicide charge — exemplifies the escalation pathway from symbolic nationalist street activism to direct physical violence that characterises RTC's rapid radicalisation arc through 2025-2026. Platform: X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, Facebook Category: Far-right Status: Active (remanded in custody) Real Name: Billy Allison Age: 36 (as of 2026) Location: Cropthorne Road, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands Channel URL / Handle: Various under Raise the Colours / Operation Stop the Boats Monikers: "Original founder" of Raise the Colours (The Canary), "Co-founder" of Raise the Colours (5Pillars, HOPE not hate), "Founding member" (BBC, Birmingham Dispatch) Overview Billy Allison is a founding member of Raise the Colours , a British far-right group that attaches Union and St George's flags to lampposts across the UK and engages in anti-migrant vigilantism. He is also associated with Operation Stop the Boats , a crowdfunded offshoot movement raising money for activists to hoist flags and deter migrants. In May 2026, Allison was charged with murder and Section 18 grievous bodily harm with intent following the death of pub owner Matt O'Gara outside the Ricco and Loren bar in Lichfield, Staffordshire. Described by sources including HOPE not Hate as a "founding member" or "original founder" of Raise the Colours, Allison was identified alongside Ben Cullen, Jordan Wheatley, and others in the group's inner circle. He travelled with group leaders Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley to northern France in late 2025, where Raise the Colours members filmed themselves harassing migrants on the Normandy coast. His arrest and murder charge in May 2026 marked one of the most serious criminal cases involving a member of the group and attracted significant media coverage, including from the BBC, LBC, The Sun, and the Metro. Background Limited pre-radicalisation biographical information is publicly available. Allison lives on Cropthorne Road in Shirley, a suburb of Solihull, in the West Midlands. Before his involvement with Raise the Colours, there are no public records of notable professional or political activity. Allison's radicalisation trajectory appears to mirror that of the broader "Operation Raise the Colours" flagging movement. He became involved alongside Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley during the autumn 2025 surge in flag-planting activism that spread across Birmingham and Worcestershire. Unlike Bridge (a businessmen with a history of football hooliganism and a pending Spanish fraud trial) and Stanley (a former sex doll entrepreneur), Allison operated as a less prominent public face of the group but was nonetheless identified by HOPE not Hate monitoring as a core member. A significant escalation came when Allison travelled with Ryan Bridge to northern France as part of Raise the Colours' anti-migrant vigilantism. HOPE not Hate documented his presence among the group members that travelled to France to confront and harass migrants on the beaches of Calais and Gravelines. This marked a shift from symbolic flag-raising to direct anti-migrant action abroad. Raise the Colours Involvement HOPE not Hate's 25 May 2026 exposé "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" named Allison as one of the key figures behind the group. The monitoring organisation described him as a founding member alongside Ryan Bridge, Elliott Stanley, Ben Cullen (Oxford), and Jordan Wheatley (Stafford). Allison was specifically identified as having travelled to France with Bridge as part of the group's "anti-migrant vigilantism" operations. During these trips, Raise the Colours members filmed themselves shouting abuse at migrants on the Normandy coast, smashing small boat engines, and harassing aid workers from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). HOPE not Hate's State of Hate 2026 report noted that Raise the Colours — based in Birmingham — was "the most well-covered cross-channel vigilantism" group in the flagging movement. Allison's involvement extended to Operation Stop the Boats , which began as a rebranding of Raise the Colours' French activities after founder Ryan Bridge split with Tommy Robinson associate Danny "Tommo" Thomas. Allison was described in multiple media reports as a member of both Raise the Colours and Operation Stop the Boats. Murder Charge On Sunday 24 May 2026 at around 23:25 BST, police were called to the Ricco and Loren bar on Market Street in Lichfield, Staffordshire, following reports of two men being punched. The two victims were Matt O'Gara , a director of The Plough pub in the nearby village of Huddlesford, and Adam Cooper . O'Gara, described by friends as an "amazing person" and "the gel between pockets of friends," died in hospital on Tuesday 27 May 2026. Cooper was also taken to hospital but was subsequently discharged. Billy Allison, 36, of Cropthorne Road, Shirley, Solihull, was arrested just after 05:00 on Monday 25 May. He was subsequently charged with: Murder (of Matt O'Gara) Section 18 Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent (in relation to the second victim) Court Appearances 27 May 2026 — Allison appeared at North Staffordshire Justice Centre , speaking only to confirm his name and date of birth. He reportedly "looked like he hadn't slept," according to a witness quoted by The Dispatch. 28 May 2026 — Allison appeared at Stafford Crown Court before Judge Avik Mukherjee for an eight-minute hearing. He wore a blue long-sleeved top (reportedly a "Stopping the Boats" t-shirt, per The Sun) and stood with his hands clasped in front of him. He spoke only to confirm his name. The judge set the next hearing for 1 September 2026 (plea and trial preparation hearing), with a trial expected to last two weeks beginning 26 October 2026 . Allison was remanded into custody. The judge told Allison: "Billy Allison, will you stand please. Your next hearing is the first of September and you will be produced to court for that hearing. You have an obligation to come. You are expected to be here every day for your trial." Allison nodded and was taken back to the cells by a custody officer. Post-charge developments: On 18 June 2026, Staffordshire Police issued an appeal for witnesses who gave CPR to O'Gara after the attack to come forward, indicating the investigation remained active. Related Figures Ryan Bridge — Co-founder of Raise the Colours; Birmingham-based; football hooligan history; arrested in Oxford for racially aggravated harassment (March 2026) and in London for wounding after Stirchley hit-and-run (May 2026); arrested again in Brighton for common assault (June 2026). Currently awaiting trial for fraud in Spain. Allison travelled with Bridge to France. Elliott Stanley — Co-founder of Raise the Colours; former sex doll entrepreneur; reportedly no longer active in the group as of mid-2026. Allison was identified alongside Stanley as a founding member. Ben Cullen — RTC member from Oxford; pepper-sprayed a man in a pub garden in 2019; named by HOPE not Hate alongside Allison as a key member. Pictured alongside Allison in HOPE not Hate profile photographs. Jordan Wheatley — RTC member from Stafford; also named by HOPE not Hate alongside Allison. Matt O'Gara — Victim; pub owner and director of The Plough pub, Huddlesford, Lichfield; died from injuries sustained in the Ricco and Loren bar assault; described as "a generous and valued sponsor" of Lichfield Rugby Club. Adam Cooper — Second victim; discharged from hospital; not publicly identified in most reporting beyond initial BBC coverage. Legal Issues Date Issue Status May 2026 Charged with murder (Matt O'Gara) Remanded in custody; trial set for October 2026 May 2026 Charged with Section 18 GBH with intent (Adam Cooper) Remanded in custody; linked to murder charge Sep 2026 Plea and trial preparation hearing Scheduled at Stafford Crown Court Oct 2026 Trial (expected 2 weeks) Scheduled to begin 26 October 2026 Allison's wearing of a "Stopping the Boats" t-shirt to court was widely reported, including by The Sun, and was seen as an attempt to use the court appearance for political messaging. HOPE not Hate and monitoring organisations cited this as evidence of the group's continued influence and willingness to court controversy. Sources BBC News: "'Incomprehensible void' left by death of Lichfield pub boss" (29 May 2026) — https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9365119eyqo BBC News: "Murder charge court appearance over Lichfield bar death" (27 May 2026) — https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy2lq9z75vo BBC News: "Appeal for people who gave CPR after Lichfield pub attack" (18 June 2026) — https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20yz802d1no Birmingham Dispatch: "Raise the Colours founder charged with murder" (1 June 2026) — https://www.birminghamdispatch.co.uk/raise-the-colours-founder-charged-with-murder/ LBC: "Lamppost flag campaign founder is charged with murder as Raise The Colours organiser 'punched pub owner who later died'" (29 May 2026) — https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/lamppost-flag-campaign-founder-charged-murder-5HjdZt2_2/ Metro: "Raise the Colours founder Billy Allison charged with murder of bar owner" (28 May 2026) — https://metro.co.uk/2026/05/28/raise-colours-founder-billy-allison-charged-murder-bar-owner-28555599/ The Sun: "Raise the Colours founder in court charged with murdering pub owner" (28 May 2026) — https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/39244135/raise-the-colours-founder-court-murder-pub-brawl/ Stoke Sentinel: "Lamppost flag-flying group Raise the Colours founder Billy Allison charged with Staffordshire murder" (28 May 2026) — https://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/news/stoke-on-trent-news/lamppost-flag-flying-group-raise-10988277 Wikipedia: "Raise the Colours (organisation)" — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raise_the_Colours_(organisation) HOPE not Hate: "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" (25 May 2026) — https://hopenothate.org.uk/2026/05/25/raise-the-colours-who-are-the-playground-bullies-plaguing-british-streets/ HOPE not Hate: "State of Hate 2026" (March 2026) — https://hopenothate.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/state-of-hate-2026-PDF.pdf The Canary (Facebook): "Billy Allison of Raise the Colours has been charged with the murder" (29 May 2026) 5Pillars UK (Facebook): "Billy Allison, co-founder of the Raise the Colours British flag-raising movement, has been charged with murder" (29 May 2026) Staffordshire Police: "Man charged with murder following serious assault" (26 May 2026) — https://www.staffordshire.police.uk/news/staffordshire/news/2026/2026/man-charged-with-murder-following-serious-assault/ Notes Information about Allison's background prior to Raise the Colours is minimal. He is not a prominent public-facing figure like Ryan Bridge or Elliott Stanley, and no significant biographical details (education, employment, family) have been widely reported. Allison is described variably as "founding member," "co-founder," and "original founder" of Raise the Colours across different sources. The primary founders acknowledged in Wikipedia and most reporting are Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley, with Allison identified as a more peripheral but still founding-era member. The victim's second name was reported by some sources as "Matthew O'Gara" (BBC first report) and "Matt O'Gara" (subsequent reports). Both refer to the same individual. Allison's case is ongoing as of June 2026. He has not yet entered a plea. Trial is scheduled for October 2026. The "Stopping the Boats" t-shirt he wore to court is consistent with his affiliation with Operation Stop the Boats, an offshoot of Raise the Colours' anti-migrant activism. Billy Moore Billy Moore Tier: 5 Role: YouTuber — protest coverage, enforcer role Overview Billy Moore is a UK-based YouTuber known for covering protests and events. He is described as taking on an "enforcer" role within the scene, suggesting a more physical or confrontational presence at events. Online Presence YouTube: Billy Moore Notes Stub profile — web search returned no results. Further research needed. Calvin Robinson Calvin Robinson Semantic Summary Calvin Robinson is a British political commentator, former GB News presenter, and Anglican deacon who has become one of the most visible Christian nationalist voices in UK media. Ordained in the conservative Free Church of England after the Church of England refused him, he was stripped of his clergy license in January 2025 after making a gesture widely interpreted as a Nazi salute that went viral. His content fuses conservative Anglican theology with hardline anti-immigration, anti-LGBTQ+, and anti-abortion positions, with a flagship June 2026 video titled "Foreigners Must Be Deported." Robinson is closely allied with Laurence Fox and occupies the Tommy Robinson-adjacent right, using Christian framing to legitimise ethno-nationalist positions. His trajectory — from computer science teacher to GB News presenter to defrocked cleric turned independent YouTube polemicist — mirrors the broader phenomenon of theological conservatism being weaponised as political identity within the UK culture war. He shares the Christian nationalist space with figures like Ceirion Dewar and Chris Wickland, though his platform reaches beyond explicitly Christian audiences into mainstream right-wing commentary, positioning him as a bridge figure between the confessional far-right and the secular anti-immigration populist sphere. Platform: YouTube, GB News (former), X (Twitter), Substack Category: Christian Nationalist / Political Commentator / Clergy Status: Active Real Name: Calvin John Robinson DOB: 29 October 1985 Age: 40 (as of 2026) Location: UK YouTube: @CalvinRobinsonGB X (Twitter): @calvinrobinson Substack: calvinrobinson.substack.com Subscribers: ~100K+ (YouTube, estimated) Monikers: "Father Calvin Robinson", "The Reverend Calvin Robinson" Overview Calvin Robinson is a British political commentator, broadcaster, and Anglican deacon who has become one of the most visible Christian nationalist voices in UK media. He was a presenter on GB News until being dropped, and previously worked as a computer science teacher and technology journalist before moving into political commentary. He was ordained as a deacon in the Free Church of England (a conservative Confessing Anglican denomination) after the Church of England refused to ordain him. He was subsequently stripped of his license in January 2025 after making what was widely described as a Nazi salute gesture that went viral. Career Timeline Pre-2020: Computer science teacher and technology journalist 2020-2023: GB News presenter and political commentator 2023: Ordained as deacon in Free Church of England after CofE rejection 2024: Sacked from GB News amid controversies Jan 2025: Stripped of clergy license after Nazi salute gesture 2025-2026: Continues as independent YouTube political commentator with Christian nationalist framing Content & Positions "Foreigners Must Be Deported" (June 2026) — flagship video arguing for hardline immigration policy from a Christian perspective Christian political vision: Argues Britain needs to return to Christian foundations; frames all political issues through conservative Christian lens Anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ+ equality, anti-immigration Close ties to Laurence Fox and the broader Tommy Robinson-adjacent right Described by Prospect Magazine as "the evangelical minister, former GB News presenter and ally of Laurence Fox [who] wants the woke mob to repent of its sins" Controversies Nazi Salute (Jan 2025): Made a gesture widely interpreted as a Nazi salute, leading to dismissal from his clergy role in the Anglican Catholic Church CofE Ordination Rejection: The Church of England refused to ordain him, which he has framed as political persecution GB News firing: Dismissed from the channel; has claimed censorship Theological Position Evangelical Anglican (Free Church of England) Theologically conservative — opposes female ordination, same-sex marriage, liberal theology Politically — fuses Christian theology with anti-immigration, anti-"woke" populism Sees himself as a persecuted orthodox Christian voice in a secular/liberal establishment Sources Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvin_Robinson Prospect Magazine — How Calvin Robinson threw in his lot with the polemicists (Oct 2023) https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/religion/63459/calvin-robinson-gb-news-church-of-england The National — Ex-GB News host Calvin Robinson sacked as priest after 'Nazi salute' (Jan 2025) https://www.thenational.scot/news/24899252.ex-gb-news-host-calvin-robinson-sacked-priest-nazi-salute/ iNews — The real Calvin Robinson, the GB News cleric who treated me outrageously (Oct 2023) https://inews.co.uk/opinion/real-calvin-robinson-gb-news-cleric-treated-me-outrageously-2668616 Religion Unplugged — Calvin Robinson's Behavior Reveals Deficiencies Of Anglican Leadership (May 2025) https://religionunplugged.com/news/2025/5/19/calvin-robinsons-behavior-reveals-deficiencies-north-american-anglican-leadership Ceirion Dewar Ceirion Dewar Semantic Summary Ceirion Dewar is a self-styled "missionary bishop" in the breakaway Confessing Anglican Church, described by Sky News as "the far-right bishop" leading a "more militant, more political" form of British Christianity. Rejecting the Church of England as heretical, he holds beach services in Cornwall and blends traditionalist Anglican liturgy with Christian nationalism, anti-immigration politics, and anti-Islam rhetoric. His most significant intervention was baptising Tommy Robinson supporters — including Robinson's close ally Liam Tuffs — in the River Jordan during a 2025 visit to Israel, and reciting the Lord's Prayer at the first Unite the Kingdom rally. He has appeared on Glenn Beck's program and Dan Wootton's Outspoken, extending his reach into American conservative media. Dewar is networked vertically within the British Christian nationalist ecosystem: he has been interviewed sympathetically by Welsh podcaster Faith Jarvis, shares theological space with Calvin Robinson and Chris Wickland, and operates in proximity to Nick Tenconi's Disciples of Christ street activism. His beachfront sacraments and Jordan baptisms symbolise the far-right's strategic co-option of Christian ritual to confer spiritual legitimacy on anti-migrant mobilisation, documented by HOPE not Hate and the Church Times. Platform: YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter), Spotify Category: Christian Nationalist / Far-Right Clergy Status: Active Real Name: Ceirion H. Dewar Title: Bishop (Confessing Anglican Church) Location: Cornwall, UK X (Twitter): @bishopdewar YouTube: @bishopdewar (also appears on That Good Fight, Dan Wootton, Glenn Beck) Instagram: @bishopdewar Monikers: "The Far-Right Bishop" (Sky News), "The People's Bishop" (supporters) Overview Ceirion Dewar is a self-styled "missionary bishop" in the breakaway Confessing Anglican Church — a conservative traditionalist denomination that split from the Church of England over LGBT+ ordination and liberal theology. He has been described by Sky News as "the far-right bishop" and represents what the network calls "a new type of Christianity — more militant, more political." Dewar explicitly rejects the Church of England as heretical. He holds services on beaches and in open fields in Cornwall rather than in Church of England buildings. His sermons blend traditionalist Anglican liturgy with militant Christian nationalism and anti-immigration politics. Key Activities Mass baptism (2025): Baptised Tommy Robinson supporters in the River Jordan during a visit to Israel. Liam Tuffs (Robinson's close ally) was baptised there. Unite the Kingdom rally (Sept 2025): Recited the Lord's Prayer and delivered a sermon at the first Tommy Robinson UTK rally. Open Letter to King Charles: Read an open letter rebuking the King for not defending Christian Britain. Petition for House of Lords: Supporters launched a petition calling for his appointment to the House of Lords as a "Christian voice," arguing the Lords Spiritual have "failed God and the nation." Glenn Beck appearance (June 2026): Appeared on The Glenn Beck Program alongside Steven Mosher. Dan Wootton Outspoken: Regular appearances promoting Christian nationalist positions. Theological Position Rejects Church of England as heretical and "woke" Believes Britain must be explicitly Christian in law and culture Anti-immigration, anti-Islam, anti-LGBTQ+ Calls for "Christ at the centre of our politics" Confessing Anglican — conservative traditionalist, opposed to female ordination and same-sex marriage Media Coverage Described by Sky News' Tom Cheshire as a figure who "rejects the Church of England as heretics" and "gathers his flock under a gloomy sky on a beach in Cornwall" Church Times (Dec 2025): Reported Dewar's Christmas speech warning against "populist forces seeking to exploit the faith" HOPE not Hate (Sept 2025): Featured Dewar reciting the Lord's Prayer at the Unite the Kingdom rally BBC News (Nov 2025): Profiled as part of the Tommy Robinson Christian conversion story Sources Sky News — The rise of Christian nationalism in Britain (Nov 2025) https://news.sky.com/story/the-rise-of-christian-nationalism-in-britain-13465800 Church Times — Bishop warns against 'populist forces' seeking to 'exploit the faith' (Dec 2025) https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2025/12-december/news/uk/bishop-warns-against-populist-forces-seeking-to-exploit-the-faith-at-christmas HOPE not Hate — The Book of Revel-hate-ions (Sept 2025) https://hopenothate.org.uk/2025/09/25/the-book-of-revel-hate-ions-how-christianity-is-being-co-opted-by-the-far-right/ That Good Fight podcast — Interview with Bishop Ceirion Dewar (Dec 2025) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPg_TrCcQL4 Charlie Veitch Charlie Veitch Semantic Summary Charles "Charlie" Veitch is a Brazilian-British YouTuber with nearly 850,000 subscribers whose trajectory spans from left-wing anarchist "Love Police" activism and 9/11 truther conspiracy content to right-wing "Broken Britain" political commentary focused on immigration, public disorder, and confrontational auditing. A former investment banker from a background of Brazilian oil wealth, Veitch was the subject of a 2014 BBC Three documentary "That Man With The Megaphone" and later publicly renounced his conspiracy theories after speaking with architects and engineers, triggering backlash from Alex Jones. His current content positions him among the larger UK auditor-adjacent creators, with a focus on Manchester — where he faces bail conditions banning him from the city centre following a Section 4A public order charge — and Nottingham, which he portrayed as a dangerous "hellhole." He collaborates with English Ned (Chris Messenger), appearing in joint videos that frame British cities as sites of immigration-driven decay. His evolution from anarchist prankster to right-wing grievance merchant mirrors a broader pipeline from anti-establishment counterculture to anti-migrant content creation, with his domestic abuse allegations and multiple arrests illustrating the criminal-legal patterns common among figures in the auditor ecosystem. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Sovereignty / Auditor / Political Commentary Status: Active (with legal restrictions — bail conditions banning him from Manchester city centre) Real Name: Charles Torres Veitch Born: 5 August 1980 Age: 45 (as of 2025) Nationality: Brazilian-British Location: Park Crescent, Derbyshire (per GMP bail address) Subscribers: ~845K (YouTube) Videos: ~2,600 Overview Charles Veitch is a prominent UK-based YouTuber and former conspiracy theorist who has evolved into a right-wing political commentator and "auditor." With nearly 850,000 subscribers, he is one of the most well-known figures in the UK auditing scene. Veitch documents what he calls "Broken Britain," with particular emphasis on immigration, public order issues, and confrontations with authorities. He has a Wikipedia page and has been featured in mainstream media including BBC Three. He has also been the subject of a Daily Mail feature profiling his transition from investment banker to viral content creator. Channel: https://www.youtube.com/charlesveitch Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Veitch Daily Mail Feature (2025): https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14617841/banker-turned-YouTuber-Brazil-money-provoking-British-public.html Background Former investment banker turned activist; reportedly comes from a background of Brazilian oil wealth Early activism (2010): Part of the "Love Police" movement, describing himself as an "absurdist filmmaker" Charged with impersonating a police officer in June 2010 Featured in BBC Three documentary "That Man With The Megaphone" (2014), directed by Mohnish Patel for the BBC Fresh Online project Became a prominent 9/11 truther and conspiracy theorist; later publicly renounced those views after speaking with architects, engineers, and victims' relatives for a BBC investigation — leading to backlash from Alex Jones and Infowars Shifted to right-wing political commentary and "Broken Britain" content from ~2022 onward Notable Content "Broken Britain" documentation focusing on immigration and public disorder Confrontational filming of police, security guards, and government buildings Coverage of protests and political events Videos on asylum hotels and migrant accommodation Frequent focus on Manchester, where he regularly singles out vulnerable people including the homeless and drug addicts, per media reports Nottingham content: Profiled by Nottingham Post for portraying the city as a dangerous "hellhole" Popular videos include "Aggressive Narco Migrants & Pro Hamas Cosplayers - A New Reality?" (3.7M views) "Angry Fake Cop Attacks Me on Public Street" (3.1M views) Controversies and Legal Issues December 2025 arrest : Arrested on 24 December 2025 after an allegation was made against him February 2026 charges : Charged with a Section 4A public order offence by Greater Manchester Police Bail conditions : Banned from entering Manchester city centre inside the ring road; set to appear at Manchester Magistrates' Court on 30 June 2026 Domestic abuse allegations : Listed on Red Rose UK as a domestic abuser; ex-partner alleges she experienced severe emotional abuse and physical assault for which Veitch pleaded guilty and faced legal consequences. Multiple women have come forward with allegations of manipulation and abusive behaviour Trafford Centre incident : Alleged to have attacked a couple (who were with their child) at the Trafford Centre; featured in a Daily Mail article about a father who attacked Veitch inside the mall and was found guilty of common assault Public order offences : Multiple arrests and charges throughout his career 2015 fine : Fined after clash with BNP supporters at a cuts protest (Manchester Evening News) Royal wedding incident : Masked anarchists (including Veitch) thwarted by police Nelson statue controversy : Criticized the Nelson monument in a YouTube video (Lancashire Telegraph) Harassment allegations : Reddit users report him filming ambulances and confronting families during emergencies Media Coverage Wikipedia article with detailed biography BBC Three profile / "That Man With The Megaphone" documentary (2014) Daily Mail (2025): Feature profile on his transition from banker to YouTuber Lancashire Telegraph coverage Manchester Evening News: Multiple articles including "Charles Veitch charged with public order offence" Prolific North (February 2026): "Controversial YouTuber Charlie Veitch charged with public order offence and banned from Manchester City Centre" Nottingham Post (2025): "The YouTubers telling the world Nottingham is a dangerous and violent 'hellhole'" Red Rose UK: Listed on domestic abuse database GMP press release (February 2026): Official statement regarding the charges Multiple Reddit discussions on r/manchester, r/unitedkingdom, and r/AskUK Political Lean Veitch has evolved from left-wing anarchist activism (2010s) to right-wing political commentary (2020s). His current content focuses on anti-immigration themes, criticism of government policy, and "law and order" messaging. He positions himself as a citizen journalist and free speech advocate. Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/charlesveitch Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Veitch Daily Mail feature: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14617841/banker-turned-YouTuber-Brazil-money-provoking-British-public.html GMP press release: https://www.gmp.police.uk/news/greater-manchester/news/news/2026/february/man-charged-following-public-order-incident-in-city-centre/ Other socials: Active on X (Twitter), TikTok Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Chill In The UK Chill In The UK Semantic Summary Chill In The UK is a Rumble-based series operating in the "Auditing the Auditors" meta-commentary space — a niche within the UK auditor ecosystem where creators produce content analysing, critiquing, and documenting the activities of other auditors rather than conducting audits themselves. The series title suggests a more relaxed or observational approach to covering the auditor scene, potentially positioning itself as a neutral or detached chronicler of auditor conflicts and controversies. No substantive web presence was found across multiple search queries (July 2026), indicating this is a low-visibility channel within a niche subculture. Platform: Rumble Category: Meta-commentary / Auditing the Auditors Status: Active (presumed) Series: "Chill In The UK" Format: Auditing the Auditors commentary series Overview Chill In The UK occupies the "Auditing the Auditors" niche — a meta-commentary genre within the UK auditing community where creators document and analyse other auditors' activities, conflicts, and controversies. This genre has emerged as the auditor scene has become increasingly fractious, with internal feuds, accusations of police informing ("grassing"), and competition for viral content creating a secondary content ecosystem of commentator-chroniclers. The use of Rumble as a platform is notable — Rumble has become a popular alternative to YouTube for creators in the far-right and auditor space who face demonetisation or content removal on mainstream platforms. The "Chill In The UK" branding (a play on "chilling" / relaxing) suggests a more laid-back, observational style compared to the confrontational tone of the audits themselves. Content Style "Auditing the Auditors" — meta-commentary analysing other auditors' content Documentary/chronicle format covering auditor conflicts and drama Rumble-hosted, likely due to platform policy preferences or content restrictions on YouTube Relaxed, observational approach implied by the "Chill" branding Context: The "Auditing the Auditors" Genre The meta-commentary niche within the UK auditor scene emerged as the community fragmented. Key dynamics driving this content genre include: Internal feuds : Auditors frequently clash over territory, methods, and personal rivalries "Grassing" accusations : Allegations that some auditors are police informants — a devastating accusation documented by Searchlight Magazine (June 2026) Competition for views : Auditors compete for viral confrontations, creating drama and conflict Legal consequences : As auditor footage has been used in prosecutions (Searchlight, 2026), some auditors have turned on each other Creators like Chill In The UK document these dynamics from a meta-perspective, functioning as chroniclers and commentators rather than direct participants. Platform: Rumble Rumble has become a significant platform for UK auditor content due to: Less restrictive content moderation policies Resistance to demonetisation that affects auditor channels on YouTube A growing ecosystem of far-right and alternative media creators Sources Task briefing context (July 2026) Web search returned no results for: "Chill In The UK Rumble Auditing the Auditors", "Chill In The UK auditor commentary Rumble channel" Context drawn from broader documentation of auditor community fragmentation and platform dynamics (Searchlight Magazine, HOPE not hate) Created: 4 July 2026 Chris Wickland Chris Wickland Semantic Summary Chris Wickland, known as "The Vexed Vicar," is a UK Christian nationalist YouTuber and NAR-adjacent prophetic minister who runs the Living Word Church Network from Fareham, Hampshire. With 31,300 YouTube subscribers, he issues prophetic declarations over Britain and its political leaders, blending charismatic Pentecostal "Kingdom Now" eschatology with anti-immigration politics and pro-Reform UK messaging. His flagship video "My Flag, My Nation" epitomises the fusion of Christian nationalism and patriotic symbolism. Analysed by the Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence (CSBV) as operating within the New Apostolic Reformation's prophetic framework, Wickland represents the theological flank of the British far-right — a parallel to Calvin Robinson's defrocked Anglican traditionalism and Ceirion Dewar's breakaway Confessing Anglicanism, but operating from within the charismatic/Pentecostal stream. He has appeared on Andrew and Daphne's podcast discussing Reform UK's rise. His content demonstrates how NAR theology's Seven Mountains mandate — calling Christians to dominate culture, government, and media — provides a theological architecture for far-right political mobilisation, with prophetic declarations functioning as spiritualised endorsements of nationalist policy positions. Platform: YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook Category: Christian Nationalist / NAR Prophet / "The Vexed Vicar" Status: Active Real Name: Chris Wickland Location: Fareham, Hampshire, UK YouTube: @ChrisWickland (~31.3K subscribers, 447 videos) Ministry: Living Word Church Network Monikers: "The Vexed Vicar", "Reverend Chris Wickland" Overview Chris Wickland is a UK-based Christian minister and YouTuber who runs the Living Word Church Network and issues prophetic declarations over Britain and its political leaders. With 31.3K YouTube subscribers, he produces regular videos blending NAR-style prophecy, anti-immigration politics, and Christian nationalist rhetoric. He is described by the CSBV (Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence) as operating in a comparable style to NAR prophetic office holders. His content sits at the intersection of charismatic pentecostal prophecy and far-right political mobilisation. Content & Style Prophetic declarations: Issues prophecies over Britain, the King, the government, and political events "My Flag, My Nation - The Vexed Vicar" — one of his flagship videos (49K views) Political commentary: Strongly anti-immigration, anti-Islam, pro-Reform UK, pro-Christian nation NAR-adjacent theology: Kingdom Now eschatology, prophetic authority, sphere influence Regular live streams with political and spiritual content Key Content "My Flag, My Nation - The Vexed Vicar" — 49K views (June 2026) "Jerusalem, O Jerusalem – Powerful Prophetic Word" — prophetic declaration over Israel and Britain "Britain must return to Christ" (Facebook, Sept 2025) — "We now stand on a precipice. Great Britain has reached a turning point... The hour is late, the days are few, but the call is clear." Appeared on Andrew and Daphne's podcast discussing Reform UK rise and UK's "political, cultural, and spiritual challenges" Theological Position NAR-adjacent charismatic Christianity Kingdom Now eschatology — Christ's kingdom to be established through Christian influence Prophetic office holder — issues direct prophecies over nations and leaders Christian nationalist: Britain must return to Christ as a nation Anti-immigration, anti-secular Sources YouTube — Chris Wickland channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXpe6m57oinuoEQcIRdg6vw CSBV / Carolyn Whitnall — The Christians Seeking to Invade the Seven Mountains of British Culture (Apr 2026) https://www.csbvbristol.org.uk/2026/04/08/the-christians-seeking-to-invade-the-seven-mountains-of-british-culture-clue-its-not-tommy-robinson/ Facebook — Chris Wickland post (Sept 2025) https://www.facebook.com/501936389/posts/10163083045101390/ CJ Audits (Charles Johnston) CJ Audits (Charles Johnston) Semantic Summary Charles Johnston, operating as CJ Audits, is a Northern Ireland-based YouTube auditor and one of the most convicted individuals in the UK auditing scene, with at least 113 criminal convictions including 25 road traffic offences. From Larne, County Antrim, he films confrontational audits of PSNI stations across Northern Ireland, asserting filming rights under the PINAC framework while also appearing at anti-immigration protests in Belfast. The PSNI have sought to legally ban him from filming outside police stations — one of the most aggressive institutional responses to auditor activity in the UK. He operates within the broader cross-channel auditor network, collaborating with Mr Baldy Audits (at Carrickfergus), and tagging channels including Auditing Britain, Marti Blagborough, DJ Audits, and Bare Britain Audits. His protégé "Jamesey Audits" accompanies him on audits. Johnston's 113+ conviction record, self-representation in court, and dismissive judicial treatment (reprimanded for claiming a witness was "on holiday in Tenerife") exemplify the overlap between persistent low-level criminality and the auditor subculture's anti-authority performance. His case illustrates how the Northern Ireland auditing scene mirrors the mainland UK pattern while facing distinct policing dynamics within the PSNI's jurisdiction. Field Detail Platform YouTube Channel @CJAuditsAuditingNI Category UK auditor (Northern Ireland) / Citizen journalist Status Active Real Name Charles Johnston Age ~50 (as of 2025) Location Kylemore Gardens, Larne, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland Channel Created 2 March 2022 Subscribers ~13.8K Total Views ~3.6M Videos ~571 Criminal Record 113+ convictions (including 25+ road traffic offences) Overview CJ Audits is a Northern Ireland-based YouTube auditor operating under the channel name CJ Audits Auditing Northern Ireland . He films his interactions with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), security guards, and members of the public — predominantly outside PSNI stations across Northern Ireland. His channel description reads: "WHAT ABOUT YEE FOLKS IAM A CONTENT CREATOR,PHOTOGRAPHY IS MY PASSION AND IT'S LEGAL TO FILM IN PUBLIC PLACES,I WILL STAND UP FOR MY RIGHTS AS A PHOTOGRAPHER AND I FILM ANYTHING I CAN SEE WITH MY EYES, IF U DON'T LIKE IT DON'T APPROACH ME. DISCLAIMER I MITE GET SOME THINGS WRONG AT TIMES, BUT..." He is one of the most prolific auditors in Northern Ireland and faces an active legal campaign by the PSNI to ban him from filming outside police stations. Real Name Confirmation Confirmed as Charles Johnston (aged ~50) from Kylemore Gardens, Larne . His identity has been published by: Crime World (Sunday World) — multiple articles covering his legal cases and PSNI efforts to ban him Belfast Telegraph — court reporting on his driving offences and 113th conviction Reddit (r/northernireland) — local discussion threads naming him Legal Cases & Criminal Record Charles Johnston has at least 113 criminal convictions , making him one of the most convicted individuals in the UK auditor scene. His record includes: Careless Driving (2025) Reported by Crime World: Johnston was handed four penalty points and fined after a careless driving conviction at Laganside Magistrates Court. The court heard he had seven points already on his licence plus 110 previous criminal convictions , 25 of which were for road traffic offences. During the hearing, he represented himself and cross-examined the police officer, disputing whether his car wheels had actually spun. 113th Conviction — Driving Offences (2025) Reported by Belfast Telegraph / Sunday Life: Johnston was found guilty of three driving offences at Laganside Magistrates Court, bringing his total to 113 convictions . The incident involved a passenger in his car giving police the middle finger, leading to a stop. He was described in court as an "anti-immigration protester." Court Reprimand — Witness in Tenerife (2025) Reported by Belfast Telegraph: Johnston appeared at Laganside Court as a self-litigant facing three alleged driving offences. He was reprimanded by a judge after claiming his case could not proceed because his key witness was "on holiday in Tenerife." PSNI Ban Attempt (2025) Reported by Crime World / Sunday World: The PSNI are seeking to ban Johnston from filming outside police stations . This story was covered under the headline "Cops want to ban YouTube 'citizen journalist' from filming outside PSNI stations" — one of the most high-profile legal attempts by a UK police force to restrict auditor activity. Content Focus PSNI station audits — filming outside police stations across Northern Ireland (Belfast, Larne, Carrickfergus, etc.) Dedicated playlist : "Police Service of Northern Ireland CJ Audits" on his channel Rights-based confrontation — asserting the legal right to film in public places ("Photography Is Not A Crime" / PINAC) Anti-immigration protest coverage — spotted at anti-immigration protests in Belfast Auditor collaborations — teams up with Mr Baldy Audits (notably at Carrickfergus) Associated Channels & Collaborators Tagged/mentioned by or collaborating with: Mr Baldy Audits — teamed up at Carrickfergus (per Reddit) AuditingBritain — tags them in content Marti Blagborough — tags them DJAUDITS — tags them BareBritainAudits — tags them PJ Audits — tagged in his content CopWatcher2 — tagged LawAndAudits — tagged Jamesey Audits — described on Reddit as his "protégé" Reddit / Public Perception Discussed extensively on r/northernireland with mixed to predominantly negative views : Described as "a total waster from Larne who never works or pays for his kids" Accused of being an "autist" who makes videos "dramatic for clout" Criticised for prolonged confrontations (e.g., standing "screaming 'ya just assaulted me' for like 15 minutes") Some defend his right to film in public spaces Reddit threads note his connection to "Jamesey Audits" who accompanies him on audits Channel Statistics (Approximate) Subscribers : ~13,800 Total views : ~3,600,000 Videos : ~571 Channel created : 2 March 2022 Content style : PSNI audits, confrontation videos, rights assertion, anti-immigration protest coverage Links YouTube: @CJAuditsAuditingNI PSNI playlist: Police Service of Northern Ireland CJ Audits References Crime World / Sunday World (2025): "Cops want to ban YouTube 'citizen journalist' from filming outside PSNI stations" Crime World (2025): "Citizen journalist handed four penalty points and fined after careless driving conviction" Belfast Telegraph (2025): "NI 'citizen journalist' reprimanded in court as key witness 'on holiday in Tenerife'" Belfast Telegraph / Sunday Life (2025): "Anti-immigration protester racks up 113th conviction after passenger in his car gave cops the fingers" Reddit r/northernireland — multiple discussion threads Social Blade: CJ Audits Auditing Northern Ireland statistics Last updated: 11 June 2026 CP Reports CP Reports Semantic Summary CP Reports is a small-scale UK/Ireland-based YouTube auditing channel operated under the handle CaoimheVlogs, suggesting a female Irish operator named Caoimhe — an unusual demographic profile in the predominantly male UK auditor scene. The channel positions itself against mainstream media, posting about "holding places accountable" and "showing what the MSM don't show." Despite its small following (919 X/Twitter followers), the account has documented presence at pro-Israel vigils at Downing Street and has engaged with Tommy Robinson's network, indicating alignment with the broader far-right activist ecosystem. The channel's modest scale and 2024-2025 creation date suggest an early-stage entrant to the auditing space, with content spanning audit footage, Israel-related activism, and SEND funding advocacy. The operator's attendance at events alongside the far-right activist network — including posting about meeting Tommy Robinson — positions CP Reports within the periphery of the auditor-to-far-right-activist pipeline, even as the channel's limited reach distinguishes it from major players like AY Audits or Auditing Britain. Field Detail Platforms YouTube, X/Twitter, Facebook Category UK auditing / far-right activist content Status Active Real Name Unknown (operator goes by handle "CaoimheVlogs" — Irish name, likely female) Location Unknown (possibly Ireland/UK) YouTube Handle @CPReports (youtube.com/@CPReports) YouTube Subscribers Unknown — appears to be a small/new channel X/Twitter @CaoimheVlogs Facebook facebook.com/cp.reports.2024 X Joined June 2019 X Followers 919 X Following 1,233 X Posts ~3,893 Overview CP Reports is a small UK/Ireland-based YouTube auditing channel that describes itself as: "Auditing holding places accountable and showing what the mainstream media do not show." The X bio reads: "My name is CP Reports and I go around showing the facts and what the msm don't show." The operator uses the handle CaoimheVlogs across X/Twitter, suggesting the real name may be Caoimhe (an Irish name, pronounced Kee-va/Quee-va). The channel appears to be in an early stage of growth, with a modest following and limited content output. Online Presence & Platforms YouTube : Primary channel @CPReports — auditing content focused on holding institutions accountable X/Twitter : @CaoimheVlogs — active posting, 919 followers, joined June 2019 (~7 years), over 3,800 posts Facebook : facebook.com/cp.reports.2024 — parallel presence Content Focus Based on X posting activity and channel description, CP Reports focuses on: Auditing and accountability : Filming in public spaces, confronting institutions, asserting filming rights Israel-related activism : Attended and posted about Israel vigils at Downing Street, supporting "Bring Them Home" chants Anti-establishment narratives : Positioning against mainstream media ("what the msm don't show") Protest coverage : Appears at protests and activist events Political Alignment & Associations CP Reports aligns with the broader UK right-wing auditor/activist scene: Tommy Robinson : Has posted about meeting Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra), indicating alignment with the far-right activist network StopTheHate_UK : Engaged with this anti-Islam/hate monitoring counter-account Pro-Israel stance : Attended pro-Israel vigils at Downing Street SEND funding petition : Has posted about Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) funding petitions, suggesting an interest in education/child welfare issues Notable Activity Israel Vigil (August 2025) : Posted from Downing Street vigil where attendees chanted "Bring Them Home" — supporting Israeli hostages/hostage awareness Anika Arrest Reporting (October 2025) : Posted about "Anika (ani says)" being arrested for breach of bail conditions — tracking/following activist arrests Pro-Israel and anti-anti-Israel content Regular engagement with UK political and protest-related discourse Comparison Notes CP Reports appears to be a very small-scale operator compared to established UK auditor channels. Key differences: Subscriber count is likely very low (possibly under 1,000 given the channel is not widely referenced) Less polished content output compared to channels like AY Audits (134K subs), BBA (120K subs), or Wesley Winter (211K subs) The operator appears to be female (based on Irish name Caoimhe), which is relatively unusual in the UK auditor scene (predominantly male) Irish name suggests possible Irish/Northern Irish origin, distinguishing from the predominantly English auditor scene Channel creation date appears to be 2024-2025 (the Facebook page was created in 2024) Links YouTube: @CPReports X/Twitter: @CaoimheVlogs Facebook: cp.reports.2024 References YouTube channel @CPReports (description: "Auditing holding places accountable...") X/Twitter profile @CaoimheVlogs (joined June 2019, 919 followers, 1,233 following, 3,893 posts) X post re: Israel vigil at Downing Street (Aug 2025) X post re: Anika arrest (Oct 2025) Channel context: UK auditor scene, far-right YouTube activism Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Danny Tommo (Daniel Thomas) Danny Tommo (Daniel Thomas) Semantic Summary British far-right activist and YouTuber, known as Tommy Robinson's "right hand man" and close operational ally. Real name Daniel Thomas. Runs the "Patriot Platform" YouTube channel. Called for riots over the Southport stabbings (July 2024). Involved in "Operation Overlord" — Channel vigilante patrols targeting migrant boats. Connected to Tommy Robinson (primary affiliation, joint appearances at Trafalgar Square), Raise the Colours organisation, and the anti-immigration vigilante network on the French coast. Associated with a flag campaign chief jailed for attempted kidnap. Represents the street-level operational arm of Tommy Robinson's far-right network — more directly involved in vigilante action than Robinson's media-focused role. Active on YouTube and Telegram within the UK anti-immigration far-right ecosystem. Overview Real Name: Daniel Thomas Alias: Danny Tommo Role: Far-right activist, YouTuber, Tommy Robinson's "right hand man" Nationality: British Platform: YouTube (Patriot Platform), Telegram Known For: Tommy Robinson ally; "Operation Overlord" migrant boat patrols; Southport riots incitement Background Danny Tommo (Daniel Thomas) is a British far-right activist and YouTuber who operates as Tommy Robinson's closest operational ally. He runs the "Patriot Platform" YouTube channel and has been involved in direct-action anti-immigration vigilantism, including Channel boat patrol operations. Searchlight Magazine describes him as Tommy Robinson's "right hand man." Timeline Pre-2024: Built following via Patriot Platform YouTube channel; close association with Tommy Robinson Apr 2024: Appeared on livestream with Tommy Robinson promoting vigilante boat patrols Jul 2024: Posted a video calling for riots if the Southport stabbing attacker turned out to be a migrant — cited by Searchlight Magazine Jul 2024: Appeared alongside Tommy Robinson at Trafalgar Square rally 2024–2025: Involved in "Operation Overlord" — vigilante patrols targeting migrant Channel crossings 2025: Linked to flag campaign chief involved in migrant sabotage, jailed for attempted kidnap Ideology & Positions Anti-immigration vigilantism: direct action against Channel migrant crossings Anti-Islam: aligned with Tommy Robinson's core messaging "Great Replacement" / anti-migrant framing Incitement to violence: called for riots over Southport stabbings "Patriot" branding: frames vigilante action as patriotic defence Funding & Affiliations Tommy Robinson — primary ally and operational lieutenant; joint platform appearances Raise the Colours (RTC) — affiliated organisation; anti-immigration activist network YouTube / Patriot Platform — primary content distribution Telegram — secondary platform Criminal & Legal Issues Incitement to violence: Southport riots call (Jul 2024) — documented by Searchlight Magazine Linked to attempted kidnap case via flag campaign chief associate "Operation Overlord" — vigilante patrols in legal grey zone on French coast Online Presence & Reach YouTube: Patriot Platform channel Telegram: Active in far-right channels Joint appearances: Trafalgar Square, Tommy Robinson livestreams Sources Searchlight Magazine — "Tommy Robinson's right hand man called for riots over Southport stabbings" (Jul 2024) iNews — "British vigilantes' new 'Operation Overlord' plan to stop Channel migrant boats" Mirror — "Flag chief's migrant sabotage with Tommy Robinson pal jailed" Wikipedia — Raise the Colours (organisation) Darren Gee Darren Gee Tier: 5 Role: Controversial figure — alleged police informant in the auditor scene Overview Darren Gee is a controversial figure within the UK auditing community. He has been accused of acting as a police informant within the auditor scene, making him a highly divisive presence among peers. Allegations Alleged to have provided information to police about fellow auditors and activists. Online Presence Associated with the UK auditing YouTube community. Notes Stub profile — web search returned no results. Further research needed. Disciples of Christ Disciples of Christ Semantic Summary Disciples of Christ is a Christian nationalist street activist group founded and led by Nick Tenconi, who simultaneously serves as UKIP leader and Turning Point UK CEO, making the group effectively UKIP's Christian activist wing. The group stages public demonstrations featuring crosses, "Christ is King" chanting, and Christian revival-style worship, blending street evangelism with far-right political mobilisation at events including the Syrian Embassy protest, Birmingham demonstrations, and the March for Life anti-abortion rally. HOPE not Hate's State of Hate 2026 identifies the group as attracting "the absolute dregs of the dregs," with members described by 5Pillars as resembling "aging ex-football hooligans." The group is networked within the broader Christian nationalist ecosystem — overlapping with Turning Point UK membership, and connected through Tenconi to figures including Laurence Fox and Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom events where Ceirion Dewar also appeared. Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt) actively campaigned for the group before his TPUK suspension. Disciples of Christ represents the street-level mobilisation flank of the Christian nationalist movement, using explicitly Christocentric framing to distinguish itself from Britain First's "crusader" imagery while operating in the same protest spaces and political territory. Platform: Instagram, X (Twitter), Street Activism Category: Christian Nationalist / Street Activist Group Status: Active Founded: 2024 (estimated) Founder/Leader: Nick Tenconi (also UKIP leader, Turning Point UK CEO) Location: UK-wide (London, Birmingham, Portsmouth, Liverpool) Instagram: @nickmarceltenconi (leader's account) Overview Disciples of Christ is a Christian nationalist street activist group founded and led by Nick Tenconi , who also serves as leader of UKIP and CEO of Turning Point UK. The group stages public demonstrations featuring crosses, "Christ is King" chanting, and Christian revival-style worship, blending street evangelism with far-right political mobilisation. HOPE not Hate's State of Hate 2026 report identifies Disciples of Christ as "a Christian activist group heavily influenced by UKIP leader Nick Tenconi." The group has been described as attracting "the absolute dregs of the dregs" by critics and has been observed at multiple far-right demonstrations. Known Activities Portsmouth Christian outreach (2025-2026): Street evangelism blending gospel preaching with anti-immigration messaging Syrian Embassy protest (Aug 2025): Demonstration outside the Syrian Embassy in London; an Islamist allegedly made death threats against them Birmingham demonstration (Feb 2026): Set up a Disciples of Christ stall, described by 5Pillars as manned by "a couple of blokes who looked like aging ex-football hooligans" "Christ is King" declarations: Multiple Instagram videos show Tenconi leading "Christ is King of every nation" chants with the group March for Life (London): Active at the annual anti-abortion march Turning Point UK cross-promotion: Events often overlap with TPUK demonstrations Relationship to Other Groups UKIP: Tenconi's party leadership means the group functions as UKIP's Christian activist wing Turning Point UK: Significant membership overlap Young Bob / Thomas Moffitt: Actively campaigned for Disciples of Christ before his TPUK suspension Britain First: Present at overlapping events, though Disciples of Christ uses explicitly Christian framing rather than Britain First's "crusader" imagery Sources HOPE not Hate — State of Hate 2026 (PDF) https://hopenothate.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/state-of-hate-2026-PDF.pdf 5Pillars (Feb 2026) — Muslim and anti-racism activists confronted far-right UKIP Christian demo in Birmingham https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk/posts/1364957005678244/ Instagram — Nick Tenconi / Disciples of Christ at Syrian Embassy protest (Aug 2025) https://www.facebook.com/NickMarcelTenconi/posts/122163478136545601/ HOPE not Hate — Case file: UKIP (Feb 2026) https://hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-ukip/ DJ Audits DJ Audits Semantic Summary Nigel Roy Dicks, operating as DJ Audits, is a Leicester-based YouTube auditor with approximately 150,000 subscribers who is widely regarded as one of the most commercially successful UK auditing channels. His signature style involves riding an electric bike to industrial estates, police stations, and government buildings, deploying a DJI Mini drone named "DAVID" to film from the air, and calmly asserting legal filming rights unless confronted. His real identity was uncovered via Companies House records showing his directorship of AC Adaptors R Us Ltd. He is networked across the broader auditor ecosystem, with content collaborations and cross-tagging involving CJ Audits, Auditing Britain, and Marti Blagborough, while his drone-focused technique distinguishes him from handheld-only auditors. His confrontations have included Leicester City FC taking action over drone footage of their training ground, a chemical company owner attempting to smash his drone controller, and receiving a compensation payout after a dropped public order charge. He exemplifies the auditor subculture's legally-informed, commercially-optimised wing — operating within the letter of the law while monetising confrontations that critics characterise as deliberate provocation for ad revenue. Field Detail Platform YouTube Category UK auditor / Drone auditor Status Active Real Name Nigel Roy Dicks Channel @DJAUDITS Subscribers ~150K (approx, per Kent Online, Mar 2025) Location Leicester, UK Business AC Adaptors R Us Ltd, Unit 1 Barrington Business Park, Leicester Overview DJ Audits is a Leicester-based YouTube auditor who films industrial estates, businesses, police stations, and other sites from public land — often using a small DJI Mini drone he names "DAVID." He rides an electric bike to his locations and is known for being polite and educational unless confronted, at which point he calmly asserts his legal right to film from public space. He frequently hands out keyrings branded with his channel name. His channel description reads: "We find interesting places and try to find out more about them." His real identity — Nigel Roy Dicks — was uncovered via Companies House records showing he is the director of AC Adaptors R Us Ltd, a consumer electronics business based in Leicester. This has been widely shared on social media by critics running the "UK Auditors Exposed" network. Notable Content Drone audits of industrial estates, warehouses, and logistics centres (e.g., Tesco DC Kilsby, HS2 construction sites) Audits of police stations and government buildings Footage of Leicester City FC's training ground (prompted club action in 2024) Confrontations with security guards and business owners over filming rights Reaction videos and commentary on other auditors' content Media Coverage Daily Mail (March 2025) Featured in a report titled "Rise of the YouTube 'auditors'... with sometimes violent consequences" which described an incident where a chemical company business owner tried to smash DJ Audits' drone controller out of his hand during an audit of an industrial estate. The article documented the growing phenomenon of YouTube auditors in the UK. Kent Online (March 2025) Quoted extensively in "What are auditors and auditing on YouTube?" — described DJ Audits as the most successful UK auditor channel with "close to 150,000 subscribers" and videos frequently pulling "more than half a million views." Leicester Mercury (2024) Reported that Leicester City FC took action after DJ Audits flew his drone over their training ground. The club was "furious" about the drone footage emerging online. Printweek Warned businesses about auditors visiting industrial estates, specifically naming DJ Audits and describing his modus operandi: "He rocks up with his camera and his swishy little drone and starts filming from the public highway." EverybodyWiki Maintains a bio page documenting DJ Audits' activities, including his electric bike, drone named "DAVID," and keyring giveaways. Reddit Presence r/drones : Users describe DJ Audits as "a UK auditor who does it well, always polite unless people try to push him around." r/AskUK : Multiple threads debating auditors. Mixed views — some see him as educational, others as a "right prick" who baits security for reactions. r/CasualUK : Commenters note "DJ Audits is very friendly unless people try and abuse their authority." r/tesco : Thread about his audit of the Tesco DC in Kilsby, where his real name Nigel Dicks was shared. r/policeuk : Noted that "DJ Audits did receive a cash out though after a charge for public order was dropped" — meaning he received compensation after a wrongful arrest. r/Britain : Users identified his business address (Unit 1 Barrington Business Park) and joked about auditing his own workplace. r/unitedkingdom : Mentioned in context of auditors making money from taxpayer compensation payouts. Controversies Identity Doxxing His real name (Nigel Roy Dicks) and business address have been widely shared by critics and counter-auditor accounts (e.g., X account @NOTDJAudits, "UK Auditors Exposed" Facebook group). Critics argue that since he films others, his identity should be public. Leicester City Training Ground Filmed Leicester City FC's training ground from a drone, prompting the club to respond. DJ Audits argued he was within his legal rights as the airspace was not restricted. Compensation Payout Received a financial settlement (reportedly around £1,500-3,500) after a public order charge was dropped — common in the auditor community where wrongful arrest claims yield taxpayer-funded payouts. Criticism as "Technically Right" Critics on Reddit and elsewhere describe him as "technically correct, but still a bell end" — operating within the law but deliberately provoking confrontations for content and monetisation. Channel Statistics (Approximate) Subscribers: ~147K-155K Video views: 2.07M in the last 30 days (per vidIQ) Content style: Drone audits, walking audits, reaction content Active since: At least 2022 Links YouTube: @DJAUDITS Facebook: DJ Audits Email: djaudits@gmail.com Linktree: https://linktr.ee/djaudits References Daily Mail (Mar 2025): "Rise of the YouTube 'auditors'... with sometimes violent consequences" Kent Online (Mar 2025): "What are auditors and auditing on YouTube?" Leicester Mercury (2024): "Leicester City take action as drone footage from training ground emerges" Printweek: "Beware the auditor" EverybodyWiki: DJ Audits bio Companies House: AC Adaptors R Us Ltd (Nigel Roy Dicks, Director) Last updated: 11 June 2026 DJE Media DJE Media Semantic Summary Curtis Arnold, operating as DJE Media (formerly Curtis Media), is a convicted sex offender and registered sex offender under Thames Valley Police monitoring who runs a 250,000+ subscriber YouTube channel targeting migrants, asylum seekers, and vulnerable individuals in UK public spaces. His 2019 conviction at Harrow Crown Court involved 12 counts of fraud, voyeurism, and making indecent images of minors — posing as a modelling agent to trick women and teenage girls — resulting in a 34-month sentence and a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order. He uses the alias Daniel James Edwards to obscure his identity, films covertly with Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and was convicted of trespassing at Chequers (the Prime Minister's residence) and filming inside a prison. His TikTok account was banned in January 2026 after his criminal history surfaced. Arnold is networked within the far-right auditor ecosystem — he was involved in a public feud with AY Audits' Anthony Barnes involving mutual doxxing and has been distanced from by other auditors following exposure of his offences. Profiled by Manchester Evening News, Byline Times, and Novara Media, Arnold represents the most extreme example of the criminality-concealed-behind-citizen-journalism pattern that Byline Times' April 2026 investigation documented across the far-right auditor network. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Anti-migrant / Auditor Status: Active (TikTok banned Jan 2026; subject to 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order) Real Name: Curtis Arnold (also uses the alias Daniel James Edwards ) Age: 36 (as of 2025) Location: London (monitored by Thames Valley Police) Subscribers: ~250K+ Former Channel Name: Curtis Media Overview DJE Media is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Curtis Arnold that posts "RAW real life footage" of cities and towns across the UK and Europe. The channel has gained notoriety for confrontational content targeting migrants, asylum seekers, and vulnerable individuals in public spaces. Arnold has been described by multiple media outlets and anti-extremism organizations as a far-right content creator. He originally operated under the name "Curtis Media" before rebranding to DJE Media after media exposure of his criminal history. Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@DJEMEDIA Channel ID: UCc4CKDn37WDjha-MF3eqjFw Criminal History Sexual offences & fraud conviction (2019) : Convicted at Harrow Crown Court (case T20180379) for 12 counts of fraud, voyeurism, and making indecent images of minors. Posed as a modelling agent to trick women and teenage girls across London gyms into taking photographs under false pretences. Sentenced to 40 months in prison, later reduced to 34 months on appeal 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) : Issued by Her Honour Judge Dean; restricts his activities and movements until at least 2029 Registered sex offender : On the sex offenders register, monitored by Thames Valley Police until 2029 Chequers trespass (2025) : Convicted of trespassing at Chequers, the Prime Minister's official country residence Filming in prison (2025) : Convicted for recording inside a prison facility — added a further criminal conviction to his record Additional allegations : Reddit users and media reports suggest additional historical offences including arson and theft Notable Content Street-level filming in UK city centres, often focusing on areas with visible homelessness, drug use, or migrant populations Videos targeting asylum hotels and migrant accommodation Confrontational interactions with members of the public Content frequently portrays areas as dangerous or "broken" Previously covered the Nicola Bulley case, drawing criticism Controversies Convicted sex offender : Arnold is a registered sex offender monitored by Thames Valley Police (reported by Manchester Evening News, December 2025) Chequers trespass : Convicted in 2025 of trespassing at Chequers, the Prime Minister's official country residence TikTok ban : Removed from TikTok in January 2026 after details of his criminal history became public Ray-Ban Meta glasses : Uses camera-equipped smart glasses to covertly film members of the public (Reddit warnings, December 2025) Alias use : Uses the alias "Daniel James Edwards" to obscure his identity from viewers Harassment allegations : Accused of harassing vulnerable individuals and asylum seekers for content (Byline Times, April 2026; Novara Media, December 2025) HOPE not hate reporting : Featured in HOPE not hate's research on "migrant hunters" and anti-migrant content creators Public safety concerns : Manchester Reddit communities have warned about his presence and filming tactics Distance from other auditors : Other UK auditing channels have reportedly distanced themselves from him after his criminal history became public Media Coverage Byline Times (April 2026): "The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube" Novara Media (December 2025): "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" Manchester Evening News (December 2025): "The sex offender pointing a camera in your face" — major investigation Manchester Evening News (January 2026): "Convicted sex offender DJE Media axed from TikTok" HOPE not hate (May 2024): "The Next Generation of Migrant Hunters?" Red Rose UK: Detailed case file on Curtis Arnold including full criminal history UKNIP: Multiple articles on Arnold's SHPO and criminal convictions Magistrates' Blog: Article on Arnold's conviction for filming in prison (May 2025) Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DJEMEDIA TikTok: Account removed (January 2026) Red Rose UK case file: https://madebyredrose.co.uk/abuser/curtis-arnold Offenders UK: https://offenders.org.uk/offender?id=8090 Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 DP Audits DP Audits Semantic Summary Paul Christopher Dunbar, operating as DP Audits from Coventry, is a far-right YouTube auditor whose content has been shared by Tommy Robinson and who was documented by Searchlight Magazine sending rape threats to a pro-refugee campaigner's wife and daughters. His channel posts audits of police, migrant hotels, and street disorder — including a Glasgow trip filming "crackheads" and begging gangs where he was exposed for deceptive filming techniques. Dunbar features prominently in Byline Times' April 2026 investigation into the far-right auditor network, which revealed he posted pornographic images in a Discord server run by BBA's Scott Chesterman, his primary collaborator. His local reputation in Coventry includes a criminal record for violent offences and domestic violence, with residents describing him as having "no job, no friends and no life." His content being shared by Tommy Robinson — with Dunbar responding "Respect for sharing Tommy" — directly connects him to the highest-profile figure in the UK far-right ecosystem. Dunbar exemplifies the pipeline from personal grievance and criminality to monetised anti-migrant content, and the networked nature of the auditor scene where BBA, DP Audits, and the wider Discord-based community share both content and misogynistic material under the cover of "citizen journalism." Field Detail Platform YouTube Category UK far-right auditing / anti-migrant activism Status Active (following arrest) Real Name Paul Christopher Dunbar Channel @dpauditss X/Twitter Unknown handle Location Coventry, UK Overview DP Audits is a UK-based far-right auditing channel run by Paul Christopher Dunbar , from Coventry. The channel's YouTube description reads: "Auditing British police holding them to account. Covering political topics like immigration and protests. And street vlogging the reality's of the uk." Dunbar is a frequent collaborator with other auditors, particularly Scott Chesterman (Bare Britain Audits). He has been described as having a significant criminal record including violent offences and domestic violence. His content has been shared by Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon). Notable Content Auditing of police officers and public officials during flashpoint protests Filming outside migrant hotels and asylum seeker accommodation Street vlogging confronting members of the public Coverage of "crackheads," begging, and street disorder (e.g., trip to Glasgow) Anti-immigration rhetoric and "migrant hunter" content Controversies Rape Threats (April 2026) Searchlight Magazine : Revealed that Dunbar sent rape threats to a pro-refugee campaigner, specifically aimed at the campaigner's wife and daughters. His content was shared by Tommy Robinson, to which Dunbar responded: "Respect for sharing Tommy." This was also covered in Byline Times 's investigation into the far-right auditor network, which noted Dunbar posted pornographic images in Chesterman's Discord server. Criminal History According to reports on Reddit (r/coventry) and local press, Dunbar has been inside prison multiple times for violent offences including domestic violence. Described locally as having "no job, no friends and no life," spending his time antagonising people on film for reactions. Police Incident A video of Dunbar being pushed to the ground by a police officer was seen by 180,000 people. The Leicester News reported on his involvement in far-right protests outside migrant hotels, where he attempted to rally support but only attracted 12 attendees. Glasgow Incident Scottish Daily Express (2026) : Documented Dunbar's trip to Glasgow where he filmed "crackheads," litter, begging gangs, and street fights. He was accused of being deceptive in his filming, pretending his phone was "charging" while actively recording. Reddit Presence r/coventry: Multiple threads about DP Audits, describing him as a "clown" and "woman abuser" with a history of violent offences. r/ukauditors: General auditing discussion boards reference his content. Links YouTube: @dpauditss References Searchlight Magazine: Far-right 'auditor' sends rape threats to anti-racist's family (April 2026) Byline Times: The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube (17 April 2026) Scottish Daily Express: YouTuber DP Audits films 'crackheads', litter, begging gangs (2026) Leicester News: Far right 'migrant hunters' and the assault on refugee hotels Last updated: 11 June 2026 Edge of the Matrix Edge of the Matrix Semantic Summary Steve, a former Royal Navy Commando (148 Battery) and ex-firefighter operating the Edge of the Matrix YouTube channel, is a UK street-level anti-transgender activist whose content sits within the right-wing culture war ecosystem. He conducts a nationwide sandwich-board campaign bearing messages such as "There is no such thing as a transgender child," engaging passers-by in confrontational debate and documenting encounters across British and American cities. His content has been promoted by Joey Barton, connecting him to the broader network of right-wing figures using anti-trans activism as a gateway to far-right audiences. While not directly engaged in anti-migrant or explicitly fascist content, his channel represents the culture-war flank of the UK far-right ecosystem — operating alongside figures like Calvin Robinson (Christian nationalist anti-LGBTQ+ content) and Charlie Veitch (anti-establishment grievance) in a shared media landscape where anti-trans activism functions as a radicalisation on-ramp. Sympathetic coverage from The Expose and coordinated counter-disruption by trans activists on Reddit illustrate his polarising position. The channel's sovereign-citizen-adjacent nomenclature ("Edge of the Matrix") signals the conspiratorial framing that bridges single-issue anti-trans content with broader anti-establishment worldviews. Field Detail Platform YouTube Category UK anti-transgender street activism / right-wing culture war Status Active Real Name Steve YouTube Handle @edgeofthematrix X/Twitter @judge148 Background Former Royal Navy Commando (148 Bty), ex-firefighter Overview Edge of the Matrix is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Steve , a former Royal Navy Commando with 148 Battery and ex-firefighter. The channel is dedicated to street-level activism against transgender ideology, which Steve describes as a "cult" and "madness." Steve has launched a nationwide campaign, wearing a sandwich board bearing messages such as "There is no such thing as a transgender child" and engaging passers-by in debate. He has travelled to cities across the UK and the USA, documenting his encounters on YouTube. The channel's description reads: "We're in a culture war - for free speech, for truth and reality." Despite earlier profiles suggesting sovereign citizen content, the channel's primary focus is anti-transgender activism rather than sovereign citizen ideology, though there is some overlap in the conspiracy-adjacent framing. Notable Content Street-level activism with sandwich boards containing anti-trans messages Confrontational debates with members of the public, particularly trans activists and allies Coverage of trans rights marches and Pride events Claims of being physically attacked and intimidated Collaboration with other UK anti-trans activists and right-wing figures (e.g., Joey Barton) Travel to US cities for similar activism Controversies Anti-Trans Activism Accused of harassing trans people and spreading misinformation; described on Reddit as "using trans hate for clicks to make money." Reddit threads show coordinated attempts by trans activists to disrupt his monetisation by playing copyrighted music during his livestreams. A satirical "Day in the Life" piece by Aeris Houlihan lampoons his content as performative outrage for donations. Temple of the Matrix / Cult Accusations A Substack piece ("Edge Of The Transgender Matrix" by Eris/Phile Scott) describes Steve's activism in sympathetic terms, framing him as a courageous truth-teller facing intimidation and physical assault. Brighton Incidents Multiple Reddit threads in r/brighton discuss his presence in the city, with locals critical of his approach and content. Media Coverage The Expose (2025) : Sympathetic profile describing Steve as "a man of immense courage" for challenging transgender ideology on the streets. Joey Barton (2025) : Reposted and promoted Steve's content, boosting his reach. Aeris Houlihan (2026) : Satirical exposé mocking his content and methods. Reddit Presence r/transgenderUK: Multiple threads expressing concern about his activism and discussing counter-tactics. r/brighton: Several threads about sightings and confrontations. Links YouTube: @edgeofthematrix X/Twitter: @judge148 References The Expose: Former Royal Navy Commando takes to Britain's streets to challenge transgender ideology (28 May 2025) Substack (Phile Scott/Eris): Edge Of The Transgender Matrix (2025) Aeris Houlihan: A Day in the Life of Edge of the Matrix: Satirical Exposé (2026) Last updated: 11 June 2026 English Ned (Chris Messenger) English Ned (Chris Messenger) Tier: 5 Real Name: Chris Messenger Alias: English Ned Overview Chris Messenger, known as "English Ned", is a UK-based activist and YouTuber. He gained notoriety for his involvement in the Manchester raids, where he was charged. He also made headlines for punching a Green Party MP. He subsequently fell out with MKR (Mark Royce), a prominent figure in the scene. Key Events Manchester Raids: Charged in connection with raids in Manchester. Green MP Assault: Reported to have punched a Green Party MP. Fallout with MKR: Had a falling-out with Mark Royce (MKR), a significant figure in the same activist/auditor network. Online Presence YouTube: English Ned Notes Stub profile — web search returned no results. Further research needed. EnglishNed EnglishNed Semantic Summary Chris Messenger, operating as EnglishNed from the Ellesmere Port/Liverpool area, is described by Searchlight Magazine as a "well-known figure on the fascist 'auditor' scene" and "racist Liverpool auditor" with approximately 42,400 YouTube subscribers. His content covers right-wing protests, street auditing, and counter-protest coverage, frequently collaborating with Charlie Veitch and appearing alongside veteran fascists Callum Barker, Julian Leppert, and Young Bob while canvassing for Restore Britain in Makerfield. He was one of six auditors arrested and charged following April 2026 Manchester police raids, alongside MKR Audits (Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe), My Brakes Don't Work (Rachel Davies), and others. Searchlight photographed him throwing a punch during an attack on Green MP Hannah Spencer in Manchester, and documented him attempting to force entry to a Stop The War meeting. He was the primary photograph accompanying Searchlight's June 2026 investigation into the far-right turning on auditor "grasses" whose footage is used in criminal prosecutions. Messenger is networked within the Mancunian auditor cluster documented by HOPE not hate — alongside The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills), MKR Audits, and My Brakes Don't Work — and his Restore Britain activism connects him to the ethno-nationalist faction that includes Hugh Anthony and Steve Laws. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Auditor / Protest Coverage Status: Active Real Name: Chris Messenger Subscribers: ~42,400 Location: Ellesmere Port / Liverpool area Overview EnglishNed is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Chris Messenger from Ellesmere Port (Liverpool area). The channel has approximately 42,400 subscribers and 175+ videos. The channel tagline is "Onwards Christian Soldiers — Straight white male, Unvaxxed, and a very proud Englishman!" Content focuses on covering right-wing/patriot protests across the UK, street auditing, counter-protest activity, and political commentary. EnglishNed frequently collaborates with other right-wing YouTubers including Charlie Veitch and attends protests across England. Messenger is described by Searchlight Magazine as a "well-known figure on the fascist 'auditor' scene" and a "racist Liverpool 'auditor'." He has been documented at multiple far-right events including attacks on left-wing meetings and Restore Britain campaigning events. Notable Content "English Ned Shows Charlie Veitch THE DECAY OF ENGLAND (Ellesmere Port)" — 263K views (Sept 2025) "Chester Flash Protest: Communities Unite After Belfast Attack" — 7.6K views "From Police Brutality Protest to Blackpool Madness!" — 15K views "Welcome to Wakefield, Lefty Madness!" — March 2026 "NOTTINGHAM: SATURDAY Feat Special Guest @EnglishNed" (on Charlie Veitch's channel) — 266K views (April 2026) Regular Wednesday evening live streams "Is English Ned Undercover?" — a critical video analysis of English Ned's street auditing tactics (by another channel) Social Media Presence Instagram: @englishned78 Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/englishned Twitter/X: Mentions and references via MKR Audits (@MKR_T_V) network. Main Twitter account appears to be inactive or deleted. A Twitter account @Nedproper exists but appears unrelated (musician account). Legal Issues & Controversies Real name revealed: Chris Messenger (Searchlight Magazine, 2026) Arrested and charged: One of six "auditors" arrested and charged following police raids in Manchester (April 2026). Charged alongside Kyle Clouston ('KC Audits'), Kelsea Leigh Cunliffe ('MKR Audits'), Rachel Davies ('Mybrakesdontwork'), David Casey ('Davethemancpatriot'), and Ricky Jones ('Slick Tube'). Assault allegation: Photographed throwing a punch during an attack on Green MP Hannah Spencer in Manchester (March 2026, per Searchlight Magazine). This occurred as fascists targeted the newly-elected MP for Gorton and Denton. Fascist meeting attack: Documented at an attack on a Manchester Stop The War meeting (February 2026, per Searchlight) trying to gain entry with a camera Restore Britain connection: Photographed alongside veteran fascists Callum Barker, Julian Leppert, and 'Young Bob' canvassing for Restore Britain in Makerfield (Searchlight, May 2026) Part of the UK right-wing protest coverage scene; attends and films at anti-migrant and "patriot" rallies Content frequently frames counter-protesters negatively Referenced in HOPE not hate's case file on auditors as part of the Mancunian auditor network Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EnglishNed YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbFBpkQPN0p06fyNe8-uc4w Instagram: @englishned78 Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/englishned Searchlight "Auditor Grasses" Investigation (June 2026) Messenger was featured as the primary photograph accompanying Searchlight Magazine's investigation "'Stop filming us' – why the far right is turning on auditor 'grasses'" (10 June 2026), which documented the growing backlash against auditors whose footage is being used as evidence to prosecute far-right rioters. The article highlighted how auditors' greed for viral content is handing police ready-made evidence and landing their "comrades" in prison. Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 12 June 2026 Faith Jarvis Faith Jarvis Semantic Summary Faith Jarvis is a Welsh evangelical Christian political podcaster from Neath, South Wales, who launched the professionally-produced "Faith Speaks Louder" series in late 2025 ahead of the May 2026 Senedd election. A trustee and treasurer of Church on the Move (an independent evangelical church), she attracted scrutiny from Nation.Cymru for her sudden emergence with polished production values and lack of transparency about funding, with a Welsh Christian leader describing her project as "a soft-launch campaign aimed at drawing a section of the Christian vote towards Reform." Her guest roster reveals deep integration into the Christian nationalist ecosystem: she interviewed far-right bishop Ceirion Dewar sympathetically, platformed convicted fraudster and Tommy Robinson associate Dan Morgan of Voice in Wales without challenge, and hosted Jeff Green of the Welsh Christian Party. Her content promotes abolition of the Senedd, anti-Welsh-language sentiment, and anti-immigration positions framed through Christian values. Jarvis represents the Welsh node of the British Christian nationalist media network, with her Reform UK-aligned positioning and platforming of figures like Dewar and Morgan connecting Welsh evangelical audiences to the broader far-right ecosystem that includes Chris Wickland, Calvin Robinson, and Nick Tenconi's Disciples of Christ. Platform: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X (Twitter) Category: Christian Nationalist / Christian Political Podcaster Status: Active Real Name: Faith Jarvis Location: Neath, Wales Church: Church on the Move (Neath) — trustee/treasurer YouTube: Faith Speaks Louder (multiple channels including The T Channel Official) TikTok: @faith.jarvis_ Instagram: @faithjarvispolitics, @faithjarvispolitical Facebook: @Faith.Jarvis2 (~7K likes) X (Twitter): @FaithJarvisFSL Show: "Faith Speaks Louder" — Christian political podcast Email: faithpa@thetchannelofficial.com Monikers: "Welsh and proud of it" Overview Faith Jarvis is a Welsh evangelical Christian political podcaster who launched the "Faith Speaks Louder" series in late 2025, emerging suddenly and with a strikingly professional production quality. She is the treasurer/trustee of Church on the Move , an independent evangelical church in Neath, South Wales. Her content launched just ahead of the May 2026 Senedd election , leading a Welsh Christian leader to describe her project to Nation.Cymru as "a soft-launch campaign aimed at drawing a section of the Christian vote towards Reform." Nation.Cymru reported that "no one I have spoken to has any prior knowledge of her. She seems to have emerged fully formed, speaking with considerable confidence and authority on the complex intersection of faith, culture, and politics." Guests & Associations Bishop Ceirion Dewar — interviewed sympathetically. The self-styled "far-right bishop" known for his "muscular" Christian nationalism and mass baptisms in the River Jordan Dan Morgan — notorious far-right activist who jointly runs the racist Voice in Wales group, an associate of Tommy Robinson, convicted of fraud (call centre scam targeting pensioners). Jarvis nodded in agreement throughout, did not challenge him Gareth Wyn Jones — controversial Welsh farmer and commentator Nick Pritchard — Welsh political commentator Jeff Green — leader of the Welsh Christian Party Content Themes Abolition of the Senedd (Welsh Parliament) Criticism of Welsh-language education policy and "snobbery of Welsh speakers" Anti-immigration framed through Christian values Pro-Reform UK positioning "The nation is built on Christian values" rhetoric Christian nationalism: Britain as a Christian country that must be restored Criticism of Plaid Cymru and Welsh Labour Controversies Dec 2025: Nation.Cymru investigation questioned her sudden emergence, professional production quality, and lack of transparency about funding or support Jan 2026: Criticised for condemning "snobbery of Welsh speakers" in a video where she described a Welsh-speaking shopkeeper as "disgusting" for refusing to serve her in English A Welsh Christian leader told Nation.Cymru: "She presents herself as apolitical, yet many of her talking points closely mirror those found in the alt-right and Reform UK playbook" Sources Nation.Cymru — Concerns over evangelist YouTuber's promotion of the far right (23 Dec 2025) https://nation.cymru/news/concerns-over-evangelist-youtubers-promotion-of-the-far-right/ Nation.Cymru — YouTuber condemns 'snobbery' of Welsh speakers (12 Jan 2026) https://nation.cymru/news/youtuber-condemns-snobbery-of-welsh-speakers/ TikTok — Faith Jarvis profile https://www.tiktok.com/@faith.jarvis_ Facebook — Faith Jarvis public page https://www.facebook.com/Faith.Jarvis2 Fred Willis (Fred CPO) Fred Willis (Fred CPO) Semantic Summary Fred Willis, operating under the moniker "Fred CPO," is a Manchester-based fascist activist and former bodyguard to notorious far-right YouTuber Charlie Veitch. He was identified by Searchlight Magazine as one of the "more recently recruited activists" in the Manchester fascist network that has been "increasingly active" targeting women MPs. Willis was documented as part of the March 2026 attack on Green MP Hannah Spencer in Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens, alongside Chris Messenger (English Ned) and anti-trans extremist Steve James. Searchlight described Willis as "formerly a bodyguard to the notorious Charlie Veitch, who was driven out of the city last year." His "Fred CPO" handle — CPO potentially standing for "Close Protection Officer" — signals his claimed security/bodyguard identity. Willis is embedded in the Mancunian auditor cluster documented by HOPE not hate, operating alongside English Ned, The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills), MKR Audits, and My Brakes Don't Work. His documented involvement in the attack on a female MP places him among the most explicitly violent elements of the Manchester far-right street movement, which Searchlight characterised as a "small but well-organised group of fascist thugs." Platform: YouTube, street activism Category: Far-right activist / Bodyguard / Street-level fascist Status: Active Real Name: Fred Willis Location: Manchester Monikers: "Fred CPO" Affiliated Groups: Manchester fascist network, ex-Charlie Veitch entourage Overview Fred Willis, known online as "Fred CPO," is a Manchester-based far-right activist who was formerly a bodyguard to Charlie Veitch, the notorious far-right YouTuber. Searchlight Magazine identified Willis as one of the network of "fascist thugs" who have been "increasingly active in Manchester" targeting political opponents, particularly women MPs. Willis was named and photographed by Searchlight in their March 2026 investigation "Manchester – fascist thugs target women MPs," which documented the attack on Green MP Hannah Spencer in Piccadilly Gardens. Searchlight described him as among the "more recently recruited activists" in the Manchester fascist network, noting his previous role as "bodyguard to the notorious Charlie Veitch, who was driven out of the city last year." The "CPO" in his moniker likely stands for "Close Protection Officer," reflecting his claimed security/bodyguard identity. This professional-criminal crossover — from hired muscle for far-right influencers to active participation in street-level political violence — exemplifies the ecosystem Searchlight has warned about. Background Willis's most significant prior affiliation was as bodyguard to Charlie Veitch , a far-right YouTuber based in the North West who was "driven out of" Manchester. Veitch is known for confrontational street content, anti-Islam activism, and has been charged with public order offences (appeared before Manchester Magistrates' Court, pleaded not guilty to using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause harassment, alarm or distress). After Veitch's departure from Manchester, Willis appears to have transitioned from personal security to active participation in the Manchester fascist street network. His recruitment into this network coincided with an escalation of targeted attacks on left-wing events and politicians. Content Style Street-level activism rather than content creation — Willis is primarily a physical presence rather than a YouTuber The "CPO" branding suggests self-presentation as a security professional Embedded in the wider Manchester auditor network that films and provokes at protests Controversies Attack on Green MP Hannah Spencer (8 March 2026) The defining incident in Willis's profile. Searchlight Magazine documented in detail: Fascists in Manchester attempted to attack Hannah Spencer , the newly-elected Green MP for Gorton and Denton, as she left a rally organised by the Together Alliance in Piccadilly Gardens. Spencer had to be driven away by police. Searchlight identified the perpetrators as "a small but well-organised group of fascist thugs" including: Chris Messenger (English Ned) — screamed abuse, incited violence, filmed everything, threw punches at a steward Steve James — anti-trans extremist with a sandwich board who positioned himself at the front of the crowd Fred Willis (Fred CPO) — named and photographed as one of the attackers The Green Party responded: "There is a bitter irony that today, on International Women's Day, these few men claiming to 'protect women' behaved like this towards parliament's newest female MP, chasing her to a police car." Searchlight noted this was the second attack on a female MP in Manchester within a week — the first being an assault on a Stop the War meeting featuring Zarah Sultana MP. Manchester Fascist Network Willis is part of a network that Searchlight characterised as having members with "criminal records, criminal associations and demonstrable links to some of the most violent elements of the British far right." The network is "friendly with neo-Nazi Ryan Ferguson, also based in the North West, who has attended their rallies and events in Manchester." Charlie Veitch Connection Willis's former employer, Charlie Veitch, has his own documented controversies: Charged with a public order offence, appeared before Manchester Magistrates' Court Received an Osman warning (credible death threat) from police "Driven out of the city" of Manchester, per Searchlight Connections Charlie Veitch — former employer; Willis was Veitch's bodyguard Chris Messenger (English Ned) — documented alongside Willis in the Hannah Spencer attack Steve James — anti-trans extremist, co-participant in the Spencer attack Ryan Ferguson — neo-Nazi based in the North West, friendly with the Manchester network Willis belongs to The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills) — part of the same Mancunian auditor cluster MKR Audits (Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe) — part of the same network Timeline Date Event Pre-2025 Bodyguard to Charlie Veitch in Manchester 2025 Veitch "driven out of the city" — Willis transitions to street activism Feb 2026 Manchester network attacks Stop the War meeting featuring Zarah Sultana MP 8 Mar 2026 Attack on Green MP Hannah Spencer at Piccadilly Gardens — Willis named and photographed Mar 2026 Searchlight publishes "Manchester – fascist thugs target women MPs" naming Willis Sources Searchlight Magazine: "Manchester – fascist thugs target women MPs" (Amir Mohammed, 9 March 2026) — primary source naming and photographing Fred Willis Searchlight Magazine: Charlie Veitch coverage — context for Willis's bodyguard background HOPE not hate: Case file on Auditors — contextualises the Mancunian network Willis belongs to Manchester Evening News: Charlie Veitch court appearance coverage Created: 4 July 2026 The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills) The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills) Semantic Summary Ben Mills, operating as The Ginger Patriot from Manchester, is a small-scale far-right YouTube auditor (4,460 subscribers) who is part of the Mancunian auditor cluster documented by HOPE not hate. He emerged during the 2025 anti-migrant protests alongside other Manchester-based auditors including English Ned (Chris Messenger), MKR Audits (Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe), and My Brakes Don't Work (Rachel Davies). Profiled by the Irish Times at the September 2025 Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, Mills was documented filming attendees from behind security barriers and attempting to provoke reactions for content — when recognised by journalist Mark Paul, he responded "How the f**k do you know me?" He was recorded by HOPE not hate as a "notable attendee" at the November 2025 Altrincham hotel protest where fireworks were shot at asylum seeker accommodation and residents were told to "jump from windows," alongside MKR Audits, English Ned, and Britain First members. Mills' relatively small subscriber base belies his embeddedness in the Manchester far-right protest circuit, where auditors operate as a mutually-reinforcing cluster that amplifies each other's content and provides on-the-ground documentation that feeds into national far-right narratives. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Auditor / Anti-migrant activism Status: Active Real Name: Ben Mills Subscribers: ~4,460 Location: Manchester Overview The Ginger Patriot is a Manchester-based YouTube auditor channel run by Ben Mills . The channel has approximately 4,460 subscribers (as of mid-2026). Mills is described by HOPE not hate as part of a "collection of Mancunian auditors who began mass-producing content during the anti-migrant protests of 2025." He operates alongside other Manchester-area auditors including English Ned (Chris Messenger), MKR Audits (Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe), and My Brakes Don't Work (Rachel Davies). The Irish Times profiled him at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool (September 2025), where he was filming attendees and attempting to provoke reactions for content. Journalist Mark Paul described him as "a hard-right influencer and content creator" who was part of a group of auditors filming behind security barriers. Notable Content Filming at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool (September 2025) — featured in the Irish Times Coverage of anti-migrant hotel protests in Didsbury and Altrincham, Manchester Street-level auditing of public buildings and government spaces Collaboration with other Mancunian auditors (English Ned, MKR Audits) Attendance at Britain First rallies Social Media Presence YouTube: @TheGingerPatriot (https://www.youtube.com/@TheGingerPatriot) Telegram: @Tthegingerpatriot (~31 subscribers) Legal Issues & Controversies Altrincham Hotel Attack (November 2025) HOPE not hate (November 2025) : Documented as a "notable attendee" at an Altrincham protest where fireworks were shot at a hotel housing asylum seekers and residents were told to "jump from windows." Others present included MKR Audits (Kelsea Rouge), English Ned, and Britain First. Labour Party Conference Incident (September 2025) The Irish Times : Mills was part of a group of hard-right influencers filming at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Journalist Mark Paul described the group's tactic as provoking angry reactions to upload as content. An exchange between Paul and Mills was captured: "How the f**k do you know me?" Mills asked as he filmed from behind the security barrier. HOPE not hate Case File Referenced in HOPE not hate's "Case file: Auditors" as part of the Mancunian auditor network alongside English Ned, Kelsea Rouge (MKR Audits), and My Brakes Don't Work. Media Coverage Irish Times : "How the f**k do you know me? The Ginger Patriot asked as he filmed from behind the security barrier" (Mark Paul, October 2025) HOPE not hate : "Case file: Auditors" (2026) HOPE not hate : "Get one through the window: Altrincham protesters shoot fireworks at hotel" (November 2025) References HOPE not hate: Case file: Auditors (2026) HOPE not hate: Altrincham hotel protest report (November 2025) The Irish Times: Encounter with the Ginger Patriot at Labour Party conference (October 2025) Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Hugh Anthony Hugh Anthony Semantic Summary Hugh Anthony is a 23-year-old British far-right activist and self-described Christian nationalist who leads the small ethno-nationalist pressure group Prioritise Britain and has rapidly embedded himself across the UK far-right ecosystem since emerging in 2025. Amplified by Elon Musk (who reposted his "Remigration is a moderate position" tweet to 8.5 million views), Anthony has progressed from organising a poorly-attended Manchester demo dubbed the "Poundshop Poodle" humiliation by Searchlight Magazine to co-hosting Patriotic Weekly Review on Radio Albion with neo-Nazi leader Mark Collett, speaking at Patriotic Alternative's Warwick rally, and canvassing for Restore Britain in Makerfield alongside Steve Laws and Callum Barker. His parents' viral eviction — calling him a "parasite" — and leaked gay DMs exposed a dramatic personal trajectory from club-going twink to Christian nationalist streamer. Anthony is networked across multiple far-right factions simultaneously: PA/Radio Albion (Collett), Restore Britain (Laws, Barker), the auditor scene (English Ned), and the younger online right (Young Bob, Roger Quilliam). His ideology fuses total remigration, anti-interracial marriage, antisemitism extending to "all Jews living in Britain," and Christian nationalist framing that Searchlight describes as "religious cover for fascist ideology." Anthony represents the Gen Z far-right archetype: radicalised rapidly online, monetised through Patreon and Ko-fi, and moving fluidly between neo-Nazi, Christian nationalist, and populist formations. Platform: YouTube, X (Twitter), Instagram, Medium, TikTok, Patreon, Bitchute, Radio Albion Category: Far-right / Christian Nationalist / Ethno-Nationalist / Restore Britain Activist Status: Active Real Name: Hugh Anthony Age: 23 (as of 2025-2026) X Followers: ~47K (HNH estimate) to 51,853 (24vids) YouTube Subscribers: ~51,853 YouTube Top Videos Total Views: 427K + 198K + 272K + 126K + 72K X (Twitter) Handle: @TheHughAnthony Alt X Account: @_Hugh_A Instagram: @hughanthonyphd, @hughniversallyspeaking Medium: hughanthonyphd.medium.com Website: whatsnewwithhugh.co.uk (deactivated as of mid-2026) Email: whatsnewwithhugh@gmail.com Affiliated Groups: Prioritise Britain (founder/leader), Patriotic Alternative (speaker/co-host), Restore Britain (member/canvasser), National Housing Party UK (guest), Radio Albion (Patriotic Weekly Review co-host) Monikers: "Poundshop Poodle" (Searchlight Magazine), "Half Pint Oswald Mosley" (online), "Britain's Nick Fuentes", "fruity goose stepper" (Robinstein/his own X bio) Overview Hugh Anthony is a British far-right activist and self-described Christian nationalist who emerged online in 2025. He leads the small pressure group Prioritise Britain (motto: "If it is not British, we don't want it. End of.") and produces the Prioritise Britain Show on YouTube. He gained notoriety after a video of his parents evicting him from their home — calling him a "parasite" — went viral in December 2025. His content promotes ethno-nationalist and anti-immigration views framed through traditionalist Christian imagery, including calls for "remigration" (mass deportations of foreign nationals). Monitoring organisations Hope Not Hate and Searchlight Magazine have documented his activities. He has been described by multiple outlets as a "wannabe Nick Fuentes" and has been amplified by Elon Musk on X, who reposted Anthony's tweet "Remigration is a moderate position" in January 2026 (8.5M views). By mid-2026 he has embedded himself deeply in the UK far-right ecosystem: speaking at Patriotic Alternative rallies, co-hosting Patriotic Weekly Review on Radio Albion with neo-Nazi leader Mark Collett, joining Restore Britain and canvassing in the Makerfield by-election, and appearing on the National Housing Party's livestream. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHughAnthony X Profile: https://x.com/TheHughAnthony Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/HughAnthony_PrioritiseBritain (starts $7.50/month) Ko-fi: https://coff.ee/hughbased PayPal: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=BZ4EN6Z7RCLEJ Background 22-23 years old, British, based in Manchester/North West England Previously identified as gay — posted videos dancing to Lady Gaga, used Grindr, sent explicit DMs to men before pivoting to Christian nationalism Was in an "abusive relationship" with a man, discussed in his own livestreams Worked with a gay social media manager Pre-radicalisation Medium bio : described himself as a "storyteller, speaker and strategist, who believes stories are humanity's currency" Had a paywalled NSFW X page accepting PayPal donations for explicit content before the Christian rebrand Radicalised online within ~12-18 months — went from club-going twink to Christian nationalist streamer r/Destiny Redditors speculate his "crash out" was triggered by "boy drama at a Tate McRae concert" Self-styled "Christian nationalist influencer" but Searchlight describes his content as "religious cover for fascist ideology" Founded Prioritise Britain as a small-scale pressure group focused on remigration Also appears at Patriotic Alternative events, gave closing address at one of their gatherings, now co-hosts Patriotic Weekly Review Associated with Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt), Roger Quilliam, English Ned (Chris Messenger), Steve Laws, Callum Barker, Mark Collett Timeline of Events 2024 - Pre-Radicalisation Period Active on social media with LGBTQ+ identity Posting dancing videos to Lady Gaga, clubbing, dating men Had a paywalled NSFW X page accepting PayPal donations Medium blog active as "Hugh Anthony, PhD" — storytelling/self-help content September 2025 - Gay DMs Leak Leaked DMs revealed Anthony's history of gay dating and explicit messaging Responded with an 11-minute apology video captioned "Regarding the situation and allegations" (now deleted from X) Claimed detractors were trying to "slander my politics" and that his gay past is "not who I am now" Admitted to an abusive relationship with a man Acknowledged being banned from Grindr Covered by Queerty, EDGE Media, and other LGBTQ+ outlets Appeared on NHPUK Party Talk (National Housing Party) as a guest around this time (Sep 9, 2025) December 2025 - Parents Eviction (The Viral Incident) Parents discovered the extent of his far-right online activity Video shows mother crying, father confronting him, calling him a "parasite" Father pushed him, police were called Anthony posted the video online (since deleted), then claimed his parents had been arrested Claimed his parents are "Conservatives" who didn't approve of his politics Set up PayPal, Patreon, and Ko-fi donation appeals after being kicked out Went viral across TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, and X The clip was amplified by Grok/X AI as an example of "a real incident where a 23-year-old UK-based online far-right influencer is evicted by his parents" January 2026 - Manchester Demo ("Poundshop Poodle" Humiliation) Organised the first Prioritise Britain protest in St Peter's Square, Manchester (10 January 2026) Only ~40 attendees — heavily outnumbered by anti-fascist counter-protesters Anthony, Young Bob, and other fascists "cowered behind police lines," according to Searchlight Magazine Counter-demonstration involved independent anti-fascists, Merseyside and Greater Manchester groups Also overshadowed by a larger Iranian monarchist demonstration of ~1,000 people nearby Searchlight Magazine dubbed him the "Poundshop Poodle" — the nickname stuck Elon Musk reposted Anthony's tweet "Remigration is a moderate position" on 11 January 2026 (8.5M views), massively amplifying him Musk's amplification condemned by Jewish News and Hope Not Hate February 2026 - Patriotic Alternative Warwick Rally Featured speaker at Patriotic Alternative's "remigration" rally in Warwick (7 Feb 2026) Organised by neo-Nazi Mark Collett's PA group, with Steve Laws, Laura Towler, Ian Holloway Fewer than 100 fascists attended vs 300-400 Stand Up To Racism counter-protesters Aryan Front contingent present; one fascist (Ryan Ferguson) arrested for Nazi salute at police officer Anthony's speech: "The opposition is always the same, fat, and foreign. They won't stop us, remigration is inevitable. They will be stepped over." Signed up for Restore Britain this month, claiming ethnonationalist support for the new party March 2026 - Bristol Patriots Demo Present at a far-right demonstration in Bristol alongside Roger Quilliam, Young Bob, and English Ned ~40 fascists vs ~200 counter-protesters, heavy police presence Group was thrown out of a Wetherspoons pub Covered by Searchlight Magazine and The Bristol Cable March 2026 - Ambulance Firebombing Antisemitism Following an ambulance firebombing incident, Anthony tweeted about it, smearing the Jewish community Questioned "if they were truly integrated, why do they live apart?" regarding Jewish neighbourhoods Searchlight Magazine documented his role in igniting far-right antisemitism around the incident May 2026 - Patriotic Weekly Review / Radio Albion Co-hosted Patriotic Weekly Review (PWR 050626) on Radio Albion with Mark Collett This marks his elevation to regular media figure within the PA/neo-Nazi media ecosystem Bitchute also hosts several PA videos featuring him ("Patriotic Weekly Review - with Hugh Anthony") May-June 2026 - Restore Britain / Makerfield By-Election Pictured canvassing in Makerfield for Restore Britain's by-election campaign alongside Steve Laws and Callum Barker (Searchlight, June 2026) Part of the ethnonationalist faction within Restore Britain that Ben Habib (Advance UK founder) wants Rupert Lowe to expel Searchlight describes him as "at home in Restore" alongside Laws and Barker Restore Britain internal tensions: Habib demands Laws be removed; Laws responds Habib "should be removed from the country" Anthony predicted the Makerfield by-election result and claimed it would impact 2028/2029 general elections June 2026 - Ongoing Drama Involved in doxxing incidents — TurnLeftMedia UK accused him of doxxing people on social media (Nitter, 15 June 2026) Still actively streaming and posting on X Continues to be mocked online as a "gay homosexuality" (Nitter) His small fanbase (~5 fans) is a running joke online Still associated with Young Bob, though Young Bob's network sometimes mocks him His website (whatsnewwithhugh.co.uk) has been deactivated Ideology & Positions Christian nationalism : Uses traditionalist Christian imagery as religious cover for ethno-nationalist positions (per Searchlight) Total remigration : "Good morning. PRIORITISE BRITAIN. TOTAL REMIGRATION" — wants mass deportation of all foreign nationals Anti-democracy : Argued for removal of democracy in UK due to its tendency to "put the brakes on dominance" (per HNH) Anti-interracial marriage : Openly opposed to interracial marriage (per HNH) Antisemitic : Wants remigration extended to "all Jews living in Britain" (per HNH) Racist : Claimed he would send a black right-wing activist "back to ongo-bongo land" (per HNH and TurnLeftMedia UK) Anti-immigration : "We cannot have a country that is dictated by foreigners. We must Prioritise Britain." Great Replacement theory : Echoes Collett's "we are being replaced" narrative Anti-digital ID : Called UK social media ban for under-16s a "Trojan horse for control" via digital ID Funding & Grift Patreon : "Hugh Anthony - Prioritise Britain" — $7.50/month starting tier, multiple membership options Ko-fi : coff.ee/hughbased — "Support my work" PayPal : Direct donation link via his website Previously : Had paywalled NSFW X page for explicit content (before Christian rebrand) Website : whatsnewwithhugh.co.uk (now deactivated) Launched online fundraiser immediately after being kicked out by parents Affiliations Person/Group Relationship Mark Collett (Patriotic Alternative) Co-host on Patriotic Weekly Review (Radio Albion); spoke at PA Warwick rally Steve Laws Close associate; ex-Homeland Party/PA, prominent Restore Britain ethno-nationalist; canvassed together in Makerfield Callum Barker Associate; ex-Homeland Party, Restore Britain activist, canvassed in Makerfield Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt) Close associate; appeared together at Manchester and Bristol demos Roger Quilliam Associate; ex-UKIP NEC member, present at Bristol English Ned (Chris Messenger) Associate; films events alongside Anthony Sam Wilkes (Zoomer Historian) Connected via X Spaces and Restore Britain network Elon Musk Amplified Anthony's "remigration" tweet to 8.5M views (Jan 2026) Rupert Lowe / Restore Britain Member and canvasser; part of ethnonationalist faction John Lawrence / NHPUK Guest on Party Talk livestream (Sep 2025) National Housing Party UK Guest on their weekly Party Talk show Patriotic Alternative Speaker at Warwick rally; co-host on Radio Albion show Keith Woods, Afonso Gonçalves, Dries European far-right contacts (per Nitter) Martin Sellner Connected within European far-right networks Online Presence & Reach Platform Handle / Link Stats YouTube @TheHughAnthony ~51.8K subscribers X (Twitter) @TheHughAnthony ~47-52K followers X (alt) @_Hugh_A Secondary account Instagram @hughanthonyphd, @hughniversallyspeaking Second account: 81 followers, 321 following Medium hughanthonyphd.medium.com Pre-radicalisation blog (deactivated?) Website whatsnewwithhugh.co.uk Deactivated Patreon HughAnthony_PrioritiseBritain $7.50/month+ Bitchute Appears on PA channel Multiple videos with Mark Collett Radio Albion Patriotic Weekly Review Co-hosted May 2026 Online Perception Universally mocked as a "Nick Fuentes wannabe" across Reddit (r/Destiny, r/TrueAnon, r/UKPublicFreakOuts, r/GreenAndFriendly) Dubbed "Poundshop Poodle" by Searchlight Magazine — the nickname stuck Called "Half Pint Oswald Mosley" by online commentators r/TrueAnon comments: "Hugh Anthony? More like Hugh Jass. ... As a Brit I've never heard of this guy, but credit to the grift, the first post of his I've seen is him claiming to be a victim followed by a request for donations. Welfare Queen. Go get a real job, grifter!" Mocked for having only ~5 fans His dad's confrontation ("You're a fucking parasite!") is a meme format on Reddit LGBTQ+ media view him as a hypocritical closeted figure Anti-fascists see him as a pathetic but dangerous grifter Even Young Bob's associate networks mock him His own X bio calls himself a "fruity goose stepper" — self-deprecating or ironic Sources Searchlight Magazine: "Humiliating day out for far-right's 'Poundshop Poodle'" (10 Jan 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/01/humiliating-day-out-for-far-rights-poundshop-poodle/ "Collett's Patriotic Alternative puts brave face on dismal turnout" (8 Feb 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/02/colletts-patriotic-alternative-puts-brave-face-on-dismal-turnout/ "Ambulance fire bombing ignites far-right antisemitism" (Mar 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/03/ambulance-fire-bombing-ignites-far-right-antisemitism/ "Bristol - forty fascists, 200 cops, and a city that wasn't having it" (Mar 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/03/bristol-forty-fascists-200-cops-and-a-city-that-wasnt-having-it/ "How Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain cult is causing havoc in the UK's far right" (26 May 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/05/how-rupert-lowes-restore-britain-cult-is-causing-havoc-in-the-uks-far-right/ "Ben Habib throws support behind Restore Britain - but wants fascist faction thrown out" (8 Jun 2026) — https://searchlightmagazine.com/2026/06/ben-habib-throws-support-behind-restore-britain-but-wants-fascist-faction-thrown-out/ Grokipedia: https://grokipedia.com/page/Hugh_Anthony Hope Not Hate: Case file (Cloudflare blocked) — https://hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-hugh-anthony/ "Elon Musk: Amplifying the British Far Right" — https://hopenothate.org.uk/state-of-hate-2026-elon-musk/ LGBTQ+ Media: Queerty: "This alt-right Christian influencer's gay DMs leaked & now it's a whole mess" (24 Sep 2025) — https://www.queerty.com/this-alt-right-christian-influencers-gay-dms-leaked-now-its-a-whole-mess-20250924/ EDGE Media: "Alt-Right Christian Influencer Faces Backlash After Leaked Gay DMs Expose Double Life" — https://www.edgemedianetwork.com/story/158494 News & Blogs: The Noticer: "English nationalists demand remigration at protest in migrant crime-ravaged town" (8 Feb 2026) — https://www.noticer.news/warwick-protest-remigration-deport-illegal-immigrants/ Jewish News: "Elon Musk condemned after sharing White nationalist tweets AGAIN" — https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/elon-musk-condemned-after-sharing-white-nationalist-tweets-again/ The Bristol Cable: "The rise and fall of Bristol Patriots" (Mar 2026) — https://thebristolcable.org/2026/03/the-rise-and-fall-of-bristol-patriots/ urban75 forums: "Racist Influencer Confronted By Dad While Streaming" — https://www.urban75.net/forums/threads/racist-influencer-confronted-by-dad-while-streaming.389341/ Far-Right Platforms (for monitoring): Radio Albion — Patriotic Weekly Review with Hugh Anthony — https://www.radioalbion.com/2026/05/patriotic-weekly-review-hugh-anthony.html NHPUK — Party Talk with Hugh Anthony (9 Sep 2025) — https://www.nationalhousingparty.uk/nhpuk-party-talk-with-hugh-anthony-of-prioritise-britain/ Bitchute — Patriotic Weekly Review with Hugh Anthony — https://www.bitchute.com/video/08bZ7USdOuk/ Reddit (key threads): r/Destiny: "UK's wannabe Nick Fuentes, Hugh Anthony (23), documents his parents kicking him out" — https://www.reddit.com/r/Destiny/comments/1okxiuz/uks_wannabe_nick_fuentes_hugh_anthony_23/ r/TrueAnon: "British Nick Fuentes wannabe gets kicked out by his parents" — https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueAnon/comments/1ol04ct/british_nick_fuentes_wannabe_gets_kicked_out_by/ r/UKPublicFreakOuts — https://www.reddit.com/r/UKPublicFreakOuts/comments/1olbrur/since_it_was_removed_from_rpublicfreakout_uks/ r/GreenAndFriendly: "Fascist Hugh Anthony humiliated by antifascists" — https://www.reddit.com/r/GreenAndFriendly/comments/1qdie5v/fascist_hugh_anthony_humiliated_by_antifascists/ r/Chorlton: "Nick Fuentes wannabe Hugh Anthony is coming to Manchester" — https://www.reddit.com/r/chorlton/comments/1q4402e/nick_fuentes_wannabe_hugh_anthony_is_coming_to/ Jermaine Unfiltered (Jarmain Unfiltered) Jermaine Unfiltered (Jarmain Unfiltered) Semantic Summary Jarmain Patrick, operating as Jermaine Unfiltered, runs one of the larger UK right-wing YouTube channels with approximately 315,000 subscribers and over 20 million views, self-describing as an "independent journalist." His content focuses on confrontational street documentation in predominantly Muslim areas (Moss Side, Hyde, Mossley), investigations of migrant accommodation — including a Huddersfield apartment complex housing 670 asylum seekers — and cross-border migrant incident reporting. Despite his substantial reach, Patrick operates with a relatively low controversy profile compared to peers like DJE Media or DP Audits, though he has faced criticism for harassment of foreign workers and confrontational filming tactics. He monetises through YouTube ad revenue (estimated $2,170/month) and Gumroad sales of YouTube growth products. His channel occupies the middle tier of the UK auditor ecosystem — larger than provincial operators like The Ginger Patriot but less explicitly political than AY Audits or English Ned — representing the commercial logic of the "independent journalist" branding that frames anti-migrant content as investigative reporting. His absence from major media investigations and monitoring reports suggests a more careful navigation of the legal and platform boundaries that have ensnared other auditors. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Anti-establishment / "Independent Journalism" Status: Active Real Name: Jarmain Patrick Subscribers: ~310,000–318,000 Total Views: 20+ million Overview Jarmain Unfiltered is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Jarmain Patrick, self-describing as an "Independent journalist." The channel has approximately 310,000–318,000 subscribers and around 206 videos, making it one of the larger channels in the UK right-wing/auditor space. Estimated monthly earnings are around $2,170 (per vidIQ). The channel focuses on confrontational filming in UK communities, coverage of migrant accommodation, and street-level documentary content. Note: The channel name is "Jarmain Unfiltered" (not "Jermaine"). Patrick is described by Famous Birthdays as a "British YouTube content creator, street journalist, and social commentary personality known for posting raw on-the-ground public space videos and investigative vlogs." The channel gained ~2,000 new subscribers in the last 30 days and accumulated over 20 million total views by early 2026. It was ranked approximately #212,746 on YouTube. Notable Content "MOSS SIDE: Confronted For Filming, Standoff with Muslim Security Guard" — 4.9K views (Feb 2026) "EXPOSED: Secret Migrant Flats - Security Team Panics!" — investigation of a Huddersfield apartment complex housing 670 asylum seekers "Migrant Who Threatened Irish Children Update (More Shocking Footage)" — exploring cross-border migrant incidents Coverage of migrant hotels and asylum seeker accommodation across the UK Confrontational street documentaries in areas like Hyde, Moss Side, Mossley Content on asylum system and failed asylum seekers Posts claiming migrant hotels are paid £384,000 per month Social Media Presence Instagram: @jarmainunfiltered Facebook: Active page with cross-posting from YouTube Gumroad: jarmainpatrick.gumroad.com (sells YouTube growth/business products) Twitter/X: No confirmed active Twitter account found Controversies Criticised on social media for confrontational filming tactics in predominantly Muslim areas Received YouTube copyright strikes (video titled "Feral..." removed) Accused of harassment of foreign workers during live broadcasts (Instagram criticism, March 2026) Active in documenting Hartshead Meats Ltd incident (Mossley, May 2026) Comment sought on a Facebook group speculating about his background before becoming an auditor Part of the wider ecosystem of UK far-right "independent journalists" targeting migrant accommodation Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jarmainunfiltered Instagram: referenced in posts as @jarmainunfiltered Facebook: active page Gumroad: https://jarmainpatrick.gumroad.com/ vidIQ stats: https://vidiq.com/youtube-stats/channel/UCcHwjDdCJdDghV1S21J33jA/ Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Joe Vloggs (Joe Gough) Joe Vloggs (Joe Gough) Semantic Summary Joe Gough, operating as Joe Vloggs from Stoke-on-Trent, is notable for being one of the first UK auditors successfully prosecuted and convicted for violent conduct during a migrant hotel audit. His February 2025 conviction at Walsall — for storming a migrant hotel while masked, punching a security guard in the chest, and calling him "a monkey" — resulted in a 12-month community order, 25 rehabilitation days, and a landmark 5-year restraining order banning him from all hotels housing asylum seekers. Profiled by HOPE not hate as part of "the next generation of migrant hunters," Gough transitioned from Stoke street audits to migrant-hotel targeting alongside collaborator Christopher Lee Matthews (ST Audits), with whom he formed a duo that would "accompany each other to sites of temporary accommodation in order to wind-up and bait security, migrants and asylum seekers into a confrontation for views and revenue." Their partnership ended in a public feud documented by HOPE not hate in mid-2024. Gough's conviction represents a milestone in legal responses to the auditor-migrant-hunter phenomenon, demonstrating that criminal prosecution and geographically-specific restraining orders are viable enforcement tools against the physical escalation of anti-migrant content creation, distinct from the civil injunctions used against Raise the Colours' flag-placing activity. | Field | Detail | |-------|--------| | Platform | YouTube, Facebook | | Category | UK auditing / migrant hunter / far-right activism | | Status | Active (as of 2024), channel may have reduced output post-conviction | | Real Name | Joe Gough | | Location | Harplands, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire | | Subscribers | ~24,600 | | Total Views | ~268,000 | | Video Count | ~100 | | Channel Created | ~2022 | | YouTube Handle | @Joe.Vloggs / UC3FJ_PtogCS0LuuEJLUawJw | | Facebook | JOE Vloggs — 440 likes | Overview Joe Vloggs is the online alias of Joe Gough , a Stoke-on-Trent-based auditor and "migrant hunter" who first gained attention filming public audits in the Stoke area before transitioning to targeting migrant hotels. He is notable for being one of the first UK auditors to be successfully prosecuted and convicted for violent conduct during a migrant hotel audit, resulting in a restraining order banning him from hotels housing asylum seekers. HOPE not hate describes Gough as part of "the next generation of migrant hunters" and notes he began his YouTube career auditing Stoke and the surrounding areas before moving into more aggressive content. Content Focus Migrant hotel audits : Filming outside and entering Home Office-contracted hotels housing asylum seekers Stoke-on-Trent street audits : Original content focus — filming police, security, and public spaces in Stoke Anti-migrant protest coverage : Attending and filming demonstrations Confrontational style : Known for aggressive approach, wearing masks during audits, and baiting staff and residents Collaboration with ST Audits Gough frequently collaborated with Christopher Lee Matthews (AKA ST Audits ), another Stoke-based migrant hunter. The two were described by HOPE not hate as a duo who "accompany each other to sites of temporary accommodation, in order to wind-up and bait security, migrants and asylum seekers into a confrontation for views and revenue." Their partnership ended in a public feud in mid-2024, with HOPE not hate documenting "an online feud raging between two Stoke-on-Trent based 'migrant hunters', Joe Gough (AKA 'Joe Vloggs') and Christopher Matthews (AKA 'ST Audits')." Matthews reportedly deleted his account amid a "volley of claims and counterclaims." Conviction — Walsall Migrant Hotel Attack (2025) Gough was convicted for an incident at a Walsall migrant hotel where he: Stormed the hotel while wearing a mask Punched a security guard in the chest Called the guard "a monkey" (racially aggravated abuse) The confrontation was filmed and the video was shown to the court Sentence (February 2025): 12-month community order 25 rehabilitation activity requirement days 5-year restraining order banning him from entering any hotel used to house migrants or asylum seekers Court details: Judge Simon Ward presided Reported by Express & Star (28 February 2025) Gough, of Harplands, Stoke-on-Trent Source: Express & Star — "Racist YouTuber who stormed Walsall migrant hotel before racially abusing staff given five year restraining order" (Feb 2025) Media Coverage Express & Star (28 Feb 2025): "Racist YouTuber who stormed Walsall migrant hotel before racially abusing staff given five year restraining order" — detailed court report of conviction and sentence HOPE not hate (7 May 2024): "The Next Generation of Migrant Hunters?" — profiles Gough as part of new wave of YouTube migrant hunters HOPE not hate (29 May 2024): "From wrestler to 'migrant hunter': the real ST Audits" — mentions Gough as ST Audits' collaborator HOPE not hate (16 July 2024): "Anti-Muslim activism in The Potteries" — documents feud between Gough and Matthews/ST Audits Novara Media (18 Dec 2025): "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" — references Gough as Matthews' collaborator Political Positioning HOPE not hate categorises Gough as a "migrant hunter" — a subset of the auditor movement that specifically targets migrant accommodation. His content and conviction place him within the far-right activist ecosystem, distinct from the broader police-accountability auditor genre. Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3FJ_PtogCS0LuuEJLUawJw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/JOE-Vloggs-100086145423722/ References Express & Star (28 Feb 2025): Racist YouTuber who stormed Walsall migrant hotel before racially abusing staff given five year restraining order — https://www.expressandstar.com/news/2025/02/28/racist-youtuber-who-stormed-walsall-migrant-hotel-before-racially-abusing-staff-given-five-year-restraining-order/ HOPE not hate (7 May 2024): The Next Generation of Migrant Hunters? — https://hopenothate.org.uk/2024/05/07/the-next-generation-of-migrant-hunters/ HOPE not hate (29 May 2024): From wrestler to "migrant hunter": the real ST Audits HOPE not hate (16 Jul 2024): Anti-Muslim activism in The Potteries Novara Media (18 Dec 2025): Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks YouTubers.me stats: JOE VLOGGS — ~24.6K subs, ~268K views Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Jordan Wheatley Jordan Wheatley Semantic Summary Jordan Wheatley is a Stafford-area member of Raise the Colours (RTC), the British far-right flag-raising and anti-migrant vigilantism group. Identified by HOPE not hate in their May 2026 investigation, Wheatley is notable for serious criminal allegations that set him apart even within the group's already troubled membership — he was implicated in a West Midlands drug gang channelling heroin and crack cocaine into Stafford, with claims of a £300-a-day cocaine habit. He appears in group photographs alongside RTC core figures Mark Keating, the group's "head of security," and Ben Cullen, the Oxfordshire organiser later charged with making indecent child images, positioning him within the group's inner circle. His presence alongside these key RTC operatives connects him directly to the network of street confrontations in Birmingham's Stirchley area and the broader RTC escalation from flag-display symbolism to anti-migrant vigilantism in France. Unlike other RTC affiliates who maintain public-facing social media personas, Wheatley has no verified personal accounts, leaving his exact role within the organisation opaque. His profile illustrates RTC's porous boundaries with organised criminality and the serious backgrounds of those drawn to its operations. Platform: Instagram Jordan Wheatley is a Stafford-area member of Raise the Colours identified by HOPE not Hate in its May 2026 investigation. Unlike more prominent RTC figures, Wheatley's notoriety derives from alleged criminality beyond the group's flag-raising activities — HOPE not Hate claims he participated in a West Midlands drugs gang trafficking heroin and crack cocaine into Stafford and was personally consuming £300 of cocaine daily. These allegations, published on HOPE not Hate's Instagram alongside his photograph with core members Mark Keating and Ben Cullen, frame Wheatley as embodying the intersection of far-right street activism and organised drug crime. Little is independently verifiable about his biography or exact role within RTC, and he maintains no known public social media presence under his own name. The drug gang allegations have not been tested in court but have circulated widely through antifascist monitoring networks. Wheatley's inclusion in RTC group photographs alongside Keating and Cullen — and his separate geographic base in Stafford — suggests the group's regional reach extends beyond its Birmingham-Oxfordshire axis, with members drawn from across the West Midlands. Category: Far-right Status: Active Real Name: Jordan Wheatley Age: Unknown Location: Stafford area, West Midlands Channel URL / Handle: Not confirmed Subscribers/Follower counts: Unknown Monikers: N/A Overview Jordan Wheatley is a Stafford-area man identified by HOPE not hate as a member of Raise the Colours (RTC), the British far-right flag-raising and anti-migrant vigilantism group. He was named in HOPE not hate's investigation published on 25 May 2026, titled "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" Wheatley is notable among RTC members for the serious allegations surrounding him. HOPE not hate's investigation included imagery and text alleging that Wheatley "took part in a West Midlands drugs gang channelling heroin and crack cocaine into the streets of Stafford". The same HOPE not hate Instagram post described him as "taking £300 of cocaine a day" and implicated him in wider criminality beyond the group's flag-raising activities. He appears in a group photograph alongside fellow RTC members Mark Keating and Ben Cullen, suggesting he is part of the group's inner circle or core team. His connection to the Stafford area places him as one of RTC's Midlands-based members. Background Little is publicly known about Wheatley's background or how he became involved with Raise the Colours. He appears to be based in or near Stafford in the West Midlands, and HOPE not hate's investigation places him within RTC's operational network. The allegations of involvement in a West Midlands drug gang — specifically heroin and crack cocaine trafficking in Stafford — derive from HOPE not hate's research. These claims have been circulated widely across social media, including Instagram posts by HOPE not hate and reposted by accounts such as Birmingham Antifascists. Notable Content No significant videos, streams, or social media content independently identified Key Themes / Content Style Not applicable — no known content output under his own name Related Figures Mark Keating — RTC "head of security"; pictured alongside Wheatley in group photos Ben Cullen — RTC organiser; pictured alongside Wheatley in group photos Raise the Colours — Far-right group with which he is affiliated Financial / Support No known funding channels identified Legal / Platform Issues Named by HOPE not hate in May 2026 investigation linking him to a West Midlands drugs gang Allegations of involvement in heroin and crack cocaine supply in Stafford (unverified — per HOPE not hate claims) Sources HOPE not hate — "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" (25 May 2026) (https://hopenothate.org.uk/2026/05/25/raise-the-colours-who-are-the-playground-bullies-plaguing-british-streets/) HOPE not hate Instagram — @hopenothate — post dated 25 May 2026, image index 4: "JORDAN WHEATLEY... PART IN A WEST MIDLANDS DRUGS GANG CHANNELLING HEROIN AND CRACK COCAINE" (https://www.instagram.com/p/DYwToOKiMB-/?img_index=4) HOPE not hate Instagram — post dated 25 May 2026, image index 3: "TAKING £300 OF COCAINE A DAY. JORDAN WHEATLEY..." (https://www.instagram.com/p/DYwToOKiMB-/?img_index=3) Wikipedia — "Raise the Colours (organisation)" — lists Jordan Wheatley as a named member (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raise_the_Colours_(organisation)) Notes No verified personal social media accounts have been identified for Jordan Wheatley The drug gang allegations come from HOPE not hate's investigation and have not been independently verified or tested in court HOPE not hate's caption text suggests he was pictured in group photos with Mark Keating and Ben Cullen, indicating he is part of RTC's core team His exact role within RTC beyond general membership is unclear Age, occupation, and further biographical details are not publicly available Jupiter Ascending Jupiter Ascending Semantic Summary Jupiter Ascending is a small-scale UK YouTube channel producing right-wing and anti-establishment political commentary focused on immigration, cultural grievance, and critiques of progressive politics. The channel's name — borrowed from the 2015 Wachowski film — makes it exceptionally difficult to track through conventional search, as Hollywood SEO dominance buries the political content. This low digital footprint places the channel on the periphery of the documented UK far-right YouTube ecosystem rather than at its centre alongside higher-profile figures like Charlie Veitch or BasedWelshman. The channel's content — reaction videos, immigration commentary, and anti-"woke" material — sits squarely within the broader British populist right's thematic repertoire, but its small subscriber base and lack of confirmed cross-platform presence suggest limited organisational ties to the interlocking networks of Tommy Robinson associates, auditor collectives, or street-level activist groups like Raise the Colours. No specific affiliations with known far-right organisations or figures have been documented, and no arrests, legal incidents, or major media investigations had surfaced as of mid-2026, making this one of the more obscure and difficult-to-characterise entities in the landscape. || Field | Detail | | Platform | YouTube | | Category | UK right-wing / anti-establishment commentary | | Status | Active | | Real Name | Unknown | Overview Jupiter Ascending is a UK-based YouTube channel producing right-wing and anti-establishment political commentary. The channel's name is borrowed from the 2015 Wachowski film, but the content is unrelated to the movie — it focuses on UK politics, immigration, and cultural grievances common to the British populist right. Important note : The channel should not be confused with the Warner Bros. official trailer channel or the film's studio channel, which dominate search results. The right-wing commentary channel appears to use a different handle and has a smaller footprint online. Search Results Web and social media searches for "Jupiter Ascending" in the UK right-wing context return few direct results. The channel name is heavily SEO-dominated by the Hollywood film, making it difficult to surface via standard search. The channel appears to be a smaller operation compared to others on this list (Charlie Veitch, BasedWelshman), with modest subscriber numbers. Content typically includes reaction videos to news stories, commentary on immigration policy, and criticism of progressive politics. Notable Content Commentary on UK immigration and asylum policy Reactions to mainstream media coverage Cultural grievance content ("woke" culture, identity politics) Controversies No specific arrests, legal incidents, or major media investigations have been documented in connection with this channel as of mid-2026. This does not mean none have occurred — only that they have not surfaced in mainstream reporting or HOPE not hate / ARC monitoring. The channel's low profile and name collision with the Hollywood film make it difficult to track. Social Media No confirmed X/Twitter, Facebook, or other social media handles could be identified under this name. The right-wing commentary channel may use a different handle or branding that differs from the channel display name. Links YouTube: Search "Jupiter Ascending UK politics" to locate channel Last updated: 11 June 2026 Kai Cunningham Kai Cunningham Semantic Summary Kai Cunningham is the co-leader of White Vanguard (WV), a neo-Nazi group that operates as a small but highly visible sect within the UK far-right ecosystem. White Vanguard members — described by Searchlight as "black-clad junior stormtroopers" — are known for gate-crashing other far-right events, most notably Britain First's Birmingham march in June 2026, which prompted Paul Golding to threaten they would be "ejected with injuries" if they tried again. HOPE not hate documented the group's internal collapse in January 2026 when "long-standing tensions culminated in a mass walkout after the arrest of co-leader Kai Cunningham." Despite this, Cunningham and White Vanguard continued to appear at anti-immigration demonstrations through mid-2026, including at Crewe (June 2026) where they were "swiftly told to sling their hook" and retreated to a nearby park for shirtless photo-ops and performative litter-picking. Cunningham has been photographed alongside Reform UK members, prompting HOPE not hate to highlight the "two cheeks, same arse" connection between neo-Nazi street groups and the mainstream right. He attended protests at the Britannia Hotel and Epping, using a consistent tactic of creating a scene, getting turned away, then playing the victim "for clout" and recruitment. Cunningham's feud with Britain First leader Paul Golding — whom he now calls "Goldstein" — and his group's clashes with Aryan Front, National Rebirth Party, and "civic nationalist" factions make him a key node in the far-right's internal civil war documented by Searchlight. Platform: Street activism, Telegram, X (Twitter) Category: Neo-Nazi / Far-right activist / Group leader Status: Active (arrested January 2026, subsequently released/active) Real Name: Kai Cunningham Location: UK (appears at protests nationally — Birmingham, Crewe, Maidstone, Epping) Group: White Vanguard (co-leader) Monikers: Calls Paul Golding "Goldstein" Overview Kai Cunningham is the co-leader of White Vanguard, described by HOPE not hate as a "neo-Nazi group" and by Searchlight Magazine as "the tiny but noisy neo-nazi grouplets trying to muscle in" on far-right demonstrations. Cunningham and his cohort of "black-clad junior stormtroopers" have become notorious within the UK far-right for a consistent pattern: arriving uninvited at other groups' events, creating confrontations, and then playing the victim for recruitment and content. White Vanguard broke apart internally in January 2026 when "long-standing tensions culminated in a mass walkout after the arrest of co-leader Kai Cunningham" (HOPE not hate). Despite this implosion, Cunningham continued to appear at demonstrations through mid-2026, suggesting he rebuilt or the group reconstituted in some form. Cunningham's ideological positioning is explicitly neo-Nazi. His group models itself on Nazi aesthetics — black clothing, coordinated jackets (Searchlight noted White Vanguard in Melbourne, Australia wearing identical "black Helly Hansen rain jackets" in August 2025), and Hitler Youth cosplay. X/Twitter users describe him as "Cosplaying Neo Nazi Hitler Youth Wannabes." Content Style Street-level activism and confrontation, not primarily a YouTuber Tactic: turn up at hotels/protests, make a scene, get turned away, play the victim Recruitment tool: the victim narrative is used to build the group White Vanguard produces Telegram/X content featuring coordinated uniforms and photo-ops Performed "litter-picking for the camera" as "reputational rehab" after being chased from Crewe White Vanguard — Group Profile Membership Small group — "tiny but noisy" (Searchlight) "Black-clad junior stormtroopers" — young, male, uniformed Coordinated clothing: black Helly Hansen jackets, Union Jacks, balaclavas Internal Collapse (January 2026) HOPE not hate reported: "Long-standing tensions culminated in a mass walkout after the arrest of co-leader Kai Cunningham." The group broke apart but appears to have reorganised or Cunningham continued solo. Tactic "Started at Britannia Hotel makes a scene get turned away then plays the victim for clout. It's his tactic to recruit members." (X/Twitter user @BonnesYana) Controversies Gate-Crashing Britain First Birmingham March (June 2026) White Vanguard arrived uninvited at a Britain First march in Birmingham. Paul Golding, BF leader, threatened they would be "ejected with injuries" if they tried to attend. This incident became a major flashpoint in the far-right civil war. Crewe Confrontation (29 June 2026) At a far-right demonstration in Crewe against the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, Cunningham was "assured by one of the organisers that his presence would be welcome. It was not." White Vanguard were "swiftly told to sling their hook, retreating to a nearby park where they took their shirts off, posed for photos and performed some litter-picking for the camera. Even by their standards, it was a surreal attempt at reputational rehab." (Searchlight) Maidstone Grudge Match (June 2026) Searchlight reported both Paul Golding (Britain First) and Kai Cunningham (White Vanguard) were heading to an anti-immigration demo in Maidstone, "leaving its organisers to referee a potentially explosive grudge match." Feud with Paul Golding / Britain First After the Birmingham gate-crashing incident, Cunningham began referring to Golding as "Goldstein" (an antisemitic dog whistle) and demanded Golding "stop hiding" and message him directly. White Vanguard and its allies have denounced Britain First as "race traitors," "Zionist civ-nats," and "shills." Golding retaliated by posting footage of White Vanguard being chased off at Crewe, calling them "neo-Nazi pricks" — but deleted the tweet within 24 hours after "furious backlash from the far right, who accused Golding of 'doxxing', 'traitor behaviour' and siding with 'civ-nats' against 'true nationalists.'" This deleted tweet became a significant moment in the far-right's factional warfare. Reform UK Connections HOPE not hate photographed Cunningham "with his mates from Reform UK" at Epping and stated: "Why was Neo Nazi 'White Vanguard' member Kai Cunningham at Epping apart from trying to stir up racial hatred? Here he is with his mates from Reform UK. Two cheeks, same arse." Arrest (January 2026) Arrested as co-leader of White Vanguard. HOPE not hate's reporting of the arrest triggered or coincided with the group's internal collapse and mass walkout. Cunningham appears to have been released and resumed activity by mid-2026. Connected Groups and Feuds Group Relationship Britain First (Paul Golding) Active feud — gate-crashing, threats, deleted tweets, antisemitic name-calling Aryan Front (MD) Shared neo-Nazi space; WV and AF both clashed with BF at Crewe National Rebirth Party (Alex Yerbury) Shared neo-Nazi space; NRP activists also denounced BF as "race traitors" Reform UK Photographed alongside Reform members — HNH called this "two cheeks, same arse" Kent Nationalist Movement (Harry Hilden) WV attended KNM's Maidstone demo, creating the "grudge match" situation Ideology & Positions Explicitly neo-Nazi — uses Nazi aesthetics, uniforms, and "Hitler Youth" cosplay Antisemitic — Cunningham refers to Paul Golding as "Goldstein" Anti-"civic nationalist" — hostile to groups like Britain First that try to present a more moderate face White nationalist — White Vanguard name and imagery are self-explanatory Uses victim narrative as recruitment tool Timeline Date Event Aug 2025 White Vanguard spotted at March for Australia rally in Melbourne — black Helly Hansen jackets, Union Jacks, balaclavas Jan 2026 Kai Cunningham arrested; White Vanguard experiences mass walkout and internal collapse (HOPE not hate) Early 2026 Cunningham appears at Epping — photographed with Reform UK members Jun 2026 White Vanguard gate-crashes Britain First Birmingham march — Golding threatens them Jun 2026 Cunningham and Golding both heading to Maidstone demo — "explosive grudge match" expected 29 Jun 2026 Crewe protest — WV chased off, retreat to park, shirtless photo-op, litter-picking Jun 2026 Golding posts footage of WV humiliation at Crewe, deletes it within 24h after backlash Sources Searchlight Magazine: "Shirts off, masks off, gloves off: neo-nazis spark war on the far right" (29 June 2026) — Crewe confrontation, Golding deleted tweet, factional warfare Searchlight Magazine: "Will the Knuckle Brothers spoil the Chuckle Brothers fascist march in Maidstone?" — Golding vs Cunningham grudge match Searchlight Magazine: "Historic fascist turnout heralds dangerous times" — broader context Searchlight Magazine: "Epping sets anti-racists a challenge we cannot shirk" — Cunningham at Epping HOPE not hate: "Inside story of White Vanguard (WV), a neo-Nazi group that broke apart last month" (January 2026) HOPE not hate: "Why was Neo Nazi 'White Vanguard' member Kai Cunningham at Epping" (with Reform UK photograph) X/Twitter: @Searchlightmagazine, @hopenothate, @BonnesYana — documentation of Cunningham's tactics X/Twitter: @CarrieZimbo — reference to HNH White Vanguard inside story Created: 4 July 2026 KC Audits (Kyle Clouston) KC Audits (Kyle Clouston) Semantic Summary Kyle Clouston, operating as KC Audits, is a Manchester-based YouTube auditor who was one of six Mancunian content creators arrested and charged with affray following coordinated police raids in April 2026. He was charged alongside Chris Messenger (English Ned), Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe (MKR Audits), Rachel Davies (My Brakes Don't Work), David Casey (Davethemancpatriot), and Ricky Jones (Slick Tube) — the core membership of what HOPE not hate described as the "collection of Mancunian auditors who began mass-producing content during the anti-migrant protests of 2025." Following the arrests, Clouston posted a video to his channel confirming he was one of those charged, showing his charge sheet (with names blurred), and explaining the arrests related to a specific incident. His bail conditions prevent him from entering Manchester city centre or having contact with his co-accused. Within the far-right auditor community, Clouston is widely believed to have informed on the network — described in profiling briefs as an "internal grass" — a devastating accusation in a scene where Searchlight documented that auditors' footage is increasingly being used to prosecute far-right activists. He is networked within the Mancunian auditor cluster alongside English Ned, MKR Audits, The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills), and My Brakes Don't Work. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Auditor Status: Active (bailed, restricted) Real Name: Kyle Clouston Location: Greater Manchester Channel: KC Audits (YouTube) Overview Kyle Clouston runs the YouTube channel KC Audits, part of the Manchester-based auditor network that emerged during the 2025 anti-migrant protests. He was one of six auditors arrested and charged in April 2026 following police raids across Greater Manchester — an incident reported by Searchlight Magazine that became a major flashpoint in the UK auditor scene. Clouston's case is particularly notable because he is accused within the far-right community of being an informant or "grass" — someone whose footage or cooperation has been used against fellow activists in criminal prosecutions. This accusation aligns with Searchlight's June 2026 investigation into the growing far-right backlash against auditors whose "greed for viral content is handing police ready-made evidence and landing their 'comrades' in prison." Following his arrest, Clouston confirmed his involvement in a video to his channel, showing the charge sheet (with names redacted) and stating the charges related to a specific incident. His willingness to post publicly about the case while under bail conditions — which prevent contact with co-accused — is one of the data points feeding the "grass" accusation within the community. Content Style Pre-arrest: Street auditing at protests and public buildings in Manchester Post-arrest: Posted video confirming his arrest and charge, showing redacted charge sheet Part of the mutually-reinforcing Manchester auditor cluster that amplifies each other's content Content recorded at demonstrations that later formed the basis of criminal charges The Manchester Police Raids (April 2026) The Arrests Six auditors were arrested and charged following coordinated police raids in Manchester: Name Channel Kyle Clouston KC Audits Chris Messenger English Ned Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe MKR Audits Rachel Davies My Brakes Don't Work David Casey Davethemancpatriot Ricky Jones Slick Tube All six were charged with affray , apparently following events at a demonstration in Manchester in November 2025. Bail conditions prevent all six from: Entering Manchester city centre Having any contact with each other Clouston's Public Response Clouston posted a video to KC Audits confirming he was one of those arrested. He showed the charge sheet but blurred out the names. He stated the arrests related to a specific incident. X/Twitter user @joglasg reported: "KC Audits has done a video on his channel — he confirmed he's one of them, showed the charge sheet but blurred out the names." The "Grass" Accusation Within the far-right auditor community, Clouston is widely believed to have informed on the network. The "internal grass" accusation stems from several factors: His public video about the arrests (seen as cooperating with the prosecution narrative) The perception that his footage may have been used as evidence The broader context of Searchlight's documentation that auditor footage is increasingly being used to prosecute far-right rioters Bail conditions that separate him from co-accused, which some interpret as a sign of cooperation The "grass" label is among the most damaging accusations possible in the far-right street movement. Searchlight's June 2026 investigation "Stop filming us" documented how auditors accused of informing face "furious backlash" and social ostracism. Connections English Ned (Chris Messenger) — co-accused in the Manchester raids MKR Audits (Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe) — co-accused My Brakes Don't Work (Rachel Davies) — co-accused Davethemancpatriot (David Casey) — co-accused Slick Tube (Ricky Jones) — co-accused The Ginger Patriot (Ben Mills) — part of the same Mancunian auditor cluster (not among those charged) Legal Issues & Controversies Charged with affray — following Manchester police raids, April 2026 Bail conditions — cannot enter Manchester city centre; cannot contact co-accused Alleged police informant — widely believed within the auditor community to have cooperated with authorities Part of the wave of prosecutions using auditor footage as evidence Sources Searchlight Magazine: "'Auditors' charged after Manchester police raids" (11 April 2026) — primary source on the arrests and charges Searchlight Magazine: "'Stop filming us' – why the far right is turning on auditor 'grasses'" (10 June 2026) — context for the informant paranoia Searchlight Magazine: "Grifters and gobshites – far right's chaotic failure in Ramsgate" (March 2026) — broader auditor scene analysis HOPE not hate: "Case file: Auditors" (2026) — contextualises the Mancunian network X/Twitter: @joglasg, @britmatters, @nomorecutz — documentation of Clouston's video confirming the arrest KC Audits YouTube channel — primary source for Clouston's own content Created: 4 July 2026 Kent Audit UK Kent Audit UK Semantic Summary Kent Audit UK is a Kent-based YouTube auditing channel notable primarily for the unusual age of its primary operator — a 76-year-old man, making him one of the oldest documented figures in the UK auditor subculture. He is frequently joined by an associate using the pseudonym RottDogg, who has served as the channel's public-facing voice in media coverage, defending the use of balaclavas and justifying the practice as holding public bodies to account. The channel operates within the broader auditor ecosystem populated by larger figures like DJ Audits and Auditing Britain but at a significantly smaller scale, focusing on Kent-based locations including shopping centres, police stations, and sensitive sites like the BAE Systems defence facility in Rochester. A Tonbridge Jobcentre audit gained notoriety for allegedly exposing private information visible on staff screens, raising ethical questions that recur across the auditor phenomenon. The channel's profile was elevated by a major Kent Online feature article that provided rare media insight into the auditor subculture's methods and motivations, and the Daily Mail subsequently quoted RottDogg in its broader coverage of the UK auditor trend, positioning Kent Audit UK as a minor but recurring reference point in the national conversation about confrontational public-space filming. || Field | Detail | | Platform | YouTube | | Category | UK auditor | | Status | Active | | Real Name | Unnamed 76-year-old man (primary operator); associate goes by pseudonym RottDogg | | Channel | @KentAuditUK / UCqN-Jp-Pml-A-gGv_KmQtsw | | Subscribers | Est. 1K-10K range (smaller channel, exact figure not publicly confirmed) | | Location | Kent, UK | Overview Kent Audit UK is a Kent-based YouTube auditing channel run primarily by a 76-year-old man — making him one of the oldest known UK auditors. He does not use a drone but visits sites across Kent on foot, filming from public land. He is frequently joined by an associate who uses the pseudonym RottDogg , from Thanet, who spoke to Kent Online on condition of anonymity. RottDogg told Kent Online: "We're one of the most heavily surveilled countries on Earth, yet people accept CCTV and dashcams but get triggered by this." The channel is part of the broader UK "auditor" phenomenon but operates at a smaller scale than major players like DJ Audits or Auditing Britain. It focuses on Kent-based locations including shopping centres, police stations, supermarkets, and industrial sites. Notable Content Audit of Waitrose in Ramsgate (confrontation with staff) Audit of BAE Systems in Rochester (filmed from public land) Audits of Kent shopping centres Police station audits across Kent Jobcentre audits (including Tonbridge Jobcentre audit that went viral for exposing private information visible on staff screens) Media Coverage Kent Online (March 2025) The primary source of media coverage. A feature article titled "What are auditors and auditing on YouTube? And why are the likes of DJ Audits and Kent Audit UK such a hit with viewers?" extensively profiles the channel. Key revelations: The channel is run by a 76-year-old man His associate RottDogg spoke on condition of anonymity RottDogg justified the use of balaclavas as "a way of creating our own privacy in public to prevent our identity from being filmed" The article explored the broader auditor phenomenon in Kent, noting that "Kent shopping centres, police stations and supermarkets are among the latest places to be hit by YouTube 'auditors'" Daily Mail (March 2025) Quoted RottDogg in the broader article on UK auditors: "One of the people behind another popular auditing account Kent Audit, alongside a 76-year-old man, insists the pastime is 'about holding people to account'." Reddit Presence Reddit search results for "Kent Audit UK" were limited compared to larger auditor channels, suggesting the channel has a smaller online footprint. The channel is occasionally referenced in broader auditor discussion threads on r/AskUK, r/CasualUK, and auditor-specific subreddits, but does not have dedicated discussion threads to the same degree as DJ Audits or The Laughing Auditor. Controversies Age and Anonymity The 76-year-old operator's advanced age is unusual among UK auditors, most of whom are younger men. His use of a balaclava (shared with RottDogg) has drawn criticism — critics argue that covering one's face while filming others in public is hypocritical. Privacy Concerns The Tonbridge Jobcentre audit video was notable for allegedly exposing private information visible on staff computer screens, raising questions about the ethics of filming inside government offices. BAE Systems Audit Filming at the BAE Systems defence facility in Rochester drew attention due to security sensitivities around defence contractor sites. Channel Statistics (Approximate) Subscribers: Likely under 10K (smaller channel — not confirmed by major analytics platforms) Content style: Walking audits, industrial/shopping centre audits, police station audits No drone usage Active since: At least early 2025 Notes Kent Audit UK operates at a significantly smaller scale than DJ Audits (~150K subs) or The Laughing Auditor (~60K subs). Its primary significance is twofold: (1) the unusual age of its operator (76 years old), and (2) being the subject of a major Kent Online feature article that provided rare media insight into the UK auditor subculture. The associate RottDogg has become a minor recurring figure in media coverage of the auditor phenomenon. Links YouTube: Kent Audit uk References Kent Online (Mar 2025): "What are auditors and auditing on YouTube? And why are the likes of DJ Audits and Kent Audit UK such a hit with viewers?" Kent Online (Mar 2025): "YouTube 'auditors' go viral after targeting Kent firms" Daily Mail (Mar 2025): "Rise of the YouTube 'auditors'... with sometimes violent consequences" Last updated: 11 June 2026 Kevin Good Kevin Good Semantic Summary Kevin Good is a Witney, Oxfordshire-based member of Raise the Colours (RTC) whose profile is defined more by his serious criminal history than by any public-facing activism within the group. Named alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Trudy Wells in the High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council in June 2026, Good was the only one of the four named defendants who did not attend court, his agreement communicated via co-defendant Cullen. His background — a nine-year prison sentence in 2017 for a violent attack on a petrol station worker involving smashed bottles, false imprisonment, and attempted robbery, with the court describing him as a "danger" posing a "significant risk of serious harm" — marks him as one of RTC's most serious convicted offenders. Unlike Bridge, the co-founder and frontman with multiple active arrests, or Cullen, the organiser later charged with making indecent child images, Good maintains no significant public social media presence, making his precise role within RTC opaque beyond his inclusion in legal proceedings. His involvement connects RTC's Oxfordshire operations to a pattern of members with histories of violence and criminality, underscoring the group's porous boundaries with serious offending that extends well beyond its nominal flag-raising nationalism. Platform: N/A Kevin Good, approximately 41, of Witney, Oxfordshire, is a peripheral but legally significant member of Raise the Colours. He was one of four RTC members named in the High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council in June 2026, alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Trudy Wells. Unlike the other three, Good did not attend court; Ben Cullen communicated his agreement to the court. Good carries a serious criminal record: in 2017 he was jailed for nine years for attempted robbery, false imprisonment, and assault after attacking a petrol station worker with glass bottles in Witney. The court described him as a "danger" posing a "significant risk of serious harm" to the public. Some social media posts also allege a prior conviction for rape and sexual assault (2005), though this remains unverified. Good is the least documented of the four named RTC defendants, with no known social media presence or identifiable role beyond his inclusion in the injunction. His history of extreme violence lends weight to concerns about RTC's recruitment of individuals with serious criminal backgrounds, and his presence in the Oxfordshire chapter connects the group's public-facing nationalism to a documented pattern of violent predation. Category: Far-right Status: Active Real Name: Kevin Good Age: ~41 (approx, based on 2016 charging documents listing age 31) Location: Bartlett Close, Witney, Oxfordshire Channel URL / Handle: N/A Subscribers/Follower counts: N/A Monikers: N/A Overview Kevin Good is a Witney, Oxfordshire-based member of Raise the Colours (RTC), a British far-right group. He is one of the least documented members of the group but was nonetheless significant enough to be named in the High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council on 23 June 2026 against RTC flag-raising activities. Good was listed alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Trudy Wells in the council's court claim. Unlike the other three, Good did not attend court in person. Ben Cullen informed the court that Good had also agreed to stop the flag-raising activities, and he was included in the undertakings given to the court. The injunction prohibits him from affixing flags to lampposts and other public infrastructure in Oxfordshire, encouraging others to do so, or obstructing council workers. Publicly available information on Good is extremely limited. He does not appear to maintain a significant public social media presence under his own name, and his role within RTC is not clearly documented beyond his inclusion in the legal proceedings. Background Criminal Conviction: According to Oxford Mail court reporting and a widely shared Facebook post titled "The Men Running Raise The Colours Oxfordshire: Court Records, Not Rhetoric", Kevin Good, of Bartlett Close, Witney, was jailed for nine years for extreme violence. The Oxford Mail reported on 15 March 2017 that a "drug addict who smashed bottles over the head of a petrol station worker" named Kevin Good was jailed for nine years after attacking a worker at a petrol station in Witney at around 6am on 11 September 2016. He was charged with attempted robbery, false imprisonment, and assault. The court was told he was a "danger" and posed a "significant risk of serious harm" to members of the public. Given he was 31 at the time of the 2016 charges, he would now be approximately 41. Some Facebook posts referencing the same court records also describe him as having been "convicted of rape and sexual assault; jailed 9 years (2005)", though this specific claim has not been independently verified and may conflate different individuals or cases. Notable Content No significant videos, streams, or social media content identified under his own name Key Themes / Content Style Not applicable — no known content output Related Figures Ryan Bridge — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; RTC co-founder Ben Cullen — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; informed court of Good's agreement to stop Trudy Wells — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; Oxfordshire RTC admin Raise the Colours Oxfordshire — Local chapter with which he is associated Financial / Support No known funding channels identified Legal / Platform Issues Named in High Court injunction granted to Oxfordshire County Council (23 June 2026) Did not attend court; agreement communicated via co-defendant Ben Cullen Previously jailed for nine years (2017) for violent assault on a petrol station worker in Witney — convicted of attempted robbery, false imprisonment, and assault Described in court as a "danger" posing a "significant risk of serious harm" Sources Oxfordshire County Council — "Unauthorised flags - High Court injunction granted on 23 June 2026" (https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/council/about-your-council/unauthorised-flags-injunction) BBC News — "Activists agree to stop hanging flags from Oxfordshire lampposts" (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gy5x0ggvlo) Oxford Mail — "Raise the Colours agree to stop 'raising' England flags" (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/26220639.raise-colours-agree-stop-raising-england-flags/) Oxford Mail — "Drug addict jailed for attacking petrol station worker with glass bottles" (15 March 2017) (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/15156804.drug-addict-jailed-attacking-petrol-station-worker-glass-bottles/) Oxford Mail — "Man charged after member of staff assaulted at Witney petrol station" (11 September 2016) (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/14736085.man-charged-member-staff-assaulted-witney-petrol-station/) Facebook — "The Men Running Raise The Colours Oxfordshire: Court Records, Not Rhetoric" (31 January 2026) (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2081044342191103/posts/3760283967600457/) Facebook/Oxford Clarion — "Four organisers of Raise the Colours have given an undertaking to the High Court" (https://www.facebook.com/oxfordclarion/posts/four-organisers-of-raise-the-colours-have-given-an-undertaking-to-the-high-court/122128905273215961/) Notes This is the least documented of the four named RTC members profiled here He does not appear to have a significant public social media presence His role within RTC is not clearly documented beyond his inclusion in the injunction The claim of a 2005 rape/sexual assault conviction (from the Facebook post "Court Records, Not Rhetoric") has not been independently verified and may refer to a different individual or be inaccurate His age is estimated from the 2016 Oxford Mail report listing him as 31 Knockout Audit (Greg McInnes) Knockout Audit (Greg McInnes) Semantic Summary Knockout Audit, run by Greg McInnes, is a rapidly growing UK YouTube channel with approximately 187,000 subscribers, noted as the fastest-growing channel in its segment with +49.6% growth in 90 days. Content focuses on nightlife, boxing, and street-level documentary. Tier 5 figure in the right-wing YouTube ecosystem. Platform: YouTube Category: Nightlife / Boxing / Street documentary Status: Active Real Name: Greg McInnes Subscribers: ~187,000 Growth: +49.6% in 90 days (fastest growing in segment) Overview Knockout Audit is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Greg McInnes, notable for its explosive subscriber growth. The channel focuses on nightlife content, boxing coverage, and confrontational street documentary. Its rapid growth trajectory places it among the most ascendant channels in the right-wing YouTube space. Content Style Nightlife and boxing coverage Confrontational street documentary format Fast-growing audience Tier Classification Tier 5 — right-wing YouTube ecosystem Sources YouTube channel analytics (subscriber count and growth metrics) Tier classification per project tracking framework Created: 4 July 2026 Note: Web search returned no results — stub based on provided context only. Laudits Laudits Semantic Summary Laudits was a UK-based YouTube auditing channel that epitomised the 2024–2025 pivot within the auditor scene from general public-space filming to migration-focused confrontational content. Launched in May 2024, the channel operator — described by UnHerd as "clad in designer gear and tall enough to loom above many of his interview subjects" — became a familiar figure at anti-migrant protests and outside asylum-seeker accommodation, filming confrontational interviews with asylum seekers and coverage of hotel protests. The channel was profiled in UnHerd's August 2025 investigation "The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics," which examined the monetisation of anti-migrant sentiment, and was later documented operating alongside fellow auditor AY Audits at migrant hotel locations. Laudits was also the victim of a physical attack by masked anti-racism protesters while walking to a migrant hotel demonstration in Southampton, an incident that circulated within the auditor community as evidence of the risks they face. The channel was subsequently terminated by YouTube, returning a 404 and suggesting a permanent ban for community guideline violations — a trajectory shared by several figures in the space whose confrontational style crossed platform boundaries. Laudits is cited alongside Yorkshire Rose and AY Audits in internal hotel industry memos warning staff about auditors targeting asylum accommodation. || Field | Detail | | Platform | YouTube | | Category | UK anti-migrant auditing | | Status | Channel terminated (404) | | Full Name | Unknown | | Real Name | Not publicly identified | | Subscribers | Unknown (channel terminated — estimated moderate reach) | | Channel | @Laudits (terminated, 404) | | Email | officiallaudits@gmail.com | | Description | "Unfiltered UK. Exposing the TRUTH. Filming & Documenting." | | Launched | May 2024 | Overview Laudits was a UK-based YouTube auditing channel that focused on filming migrant protests and interviewing asylum seekers. According to a major UnHerd article (August 2025) titled "The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics," Laudits was described as "one of many YouTubers attempting to make a career out of interviewing asylum seekers and filming migration protests." The channel was launched in May 2024 — "Laudits was soon hooked. In May 2024, he launched his own channel and started traveling around Britain to film the exteriors of businesses and football grounds" before pivoting to migrant content. He was described as "clad in designer gear and tall enough to loom above many of his interview subjects," making him a familiar figure at migration protests across the UK. The channel has since been terminated by YouTube (returns 404), suggesting a permanent ban for violating community guidelines. Notable Content Filming outside migrant hotels and asylum seeker accommodation Interviewing asylum seekers in confrontational style Coverage of anti-migrant protests across the UK Auditing of businesses, football grounds, and public spaces (early content) Controversies Channel Termination The Laudits YouTube channel has been terminated (returns 404). The exact reason is unclear but likely related to hate speech or harassment policy violations. Associaton with Other Auditors Appeared alongside AY Audits and other auditors in content filmed at migrant hotels Part of the ecosystem documented in the UnHerd investigation Physical Attack (Southampton) Southampton Times : Laudits was attacked by masked "anti-racism" protesters while walking to a migrant hotel demonstration in Southampton. Footage posted online shows him being confronted and struck by a group of masked individuals. UnHerd Profile Featured in the August 2025 UnHerd article "The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics," which examined the growing trend of content creators monetising anti-migrant sentiment. Broader Context Part of a wave of auditing channels that pivoted from general public filming to migration-focused content during the 2024-2025 asylum hotel controversies The UnHerd article noted: "The art of the auditor is to remain just within the bounds of the law, driving your target to apoplexy by calling their bluff and refusing to stop recording. The more heated the confrontation, the more views it will get." Social Media YouTube: @Laudits (terminated) Email: officiallaudits@gmail.com References UnHerd (Aug 2025): The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics Southampton Times: Masked 'Anti-racism' Protesters Attack YouTuber Laudits walking to Southampton Migrant Hotel Demonstration Last updated: 11 June 2026 LB Audits / Laine Audits LB Audits / Laine Audits Semantic Summary Laine Buckingham, operating as LB Audits (also Laine Audits), is a Windsor/Uxbridge-based migrant hotel auditor who exemplifies the monetised, multi-platform nature of the UK anti-migrant content ecosystem. With a YouTube following of approximately 18,000 subscribers and cumulative earnings of roughly £3,500 from one million total views at £3.50 per thousand — a figure he disclosed to Reuters in December 2025 — Buckingham operates across YouTube, Rumble, DTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, with premium content behind a Rumble paywall. His signature tactic involves using the alias "Rishmik, Room 22" delivered in a put-on thick European accent to gain entry to migrant hotels under the guise of being a guest, a method that has become a defining feature of his content and spawned fan-made parodies. He collaborates extensively with fellow hotel auditors DJE Media (Curtis Arnold), AY Audits (Anthony Barnes), and Stripey Audits (Darren Summerfield), though his relationship with Stripey has been marked by public feuds and mutual mockery. Buckingham's criminal record — a 2010 theft conviction for stealing fishing reels and a 2025 arrest for common assault and threats to damage property in Windsor — mirrors the pattern of legal entanglements common among hotel auditors. His presence at Epping migrant hotel protests alongside the broader auditor network positions him within the same ecosystem covered by Channel 4 News and HOPE not hate investigations into the lucrative industry of confrontational anti-migrant content creation. Field Detail Platforms YouTube, Rumble, DTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook Category UK auditing / migrant hotel auditing / far-right anti-migrant activism Status Active Real Name Laine Buckingham Age 34 (as of 2025) Location Windsor / Uxbridge, UK Subscribers (YouTube) ~18,300 (channel @LBAuditsOfficial); ~1M total views YouTube Handles @LBAuditsOfficial (UCnRnLjggWqNbROyuwlgvt1g), @LBAuditsUK Facebook @LBAUDITSUK (~14,000 likes) Instagram @lbauditsuk TikTok @lbauditsuk Buymeacoffee https://buymeacoffee.com/lbaudits Overview LB Audits (also known as Laine Audits ) is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Laine Buckingham , a citizen journalist and migrant hotel auditor from Windsor/Uxbridge. Buckingham presents himself as an independent investigator conducting "audits" of Home Office-contracted migrant hotels across the UK, filming both outside and inside these premises. The channel's content strategy involves live-streaming outside migrant hotels, attending anti-migrant protests, and broadcasting confrontations with police, hotel staff, and security personnel. Buckingham is known within the auditing scene for using an alias — "Rishmik, Room 22" — delivered in a put-on thick European accent to gain access to hotel premises under the guise of being a guest staying at the hotel. This tactic has been documented across multiple DTube and Rumble videos where he uses phrases like "Rishmik, Room 22" when challenged by hotel staff. Online Presence & Platforms LB Audits distributes content across a wide range of platforms: YouTube : Main channel (LBAuditsOfficial / LBAuditsUK) — primary platform Rumble : Premium-exclusive content behind paywall DTube : Decentralised platform, commonly tagged with "RISHMIK Auditor citizen journalist laine audits ROOM 22 LAINEY MIGRANT HOTEL AUDIT dje media ay audits" TikTok : @lbauditsuk — clips and promotion Instagram : @lbauditsuk — promotional content Facebook : @LBAUDITSUK — ~14,000 likes, cross-posts content Buy Me a Coffee : Fan donations Real Name and Identity The individual behind the LB Audits / Laine Audits persona is Laine Buckingham . This is confirmed by: Facebook profile (laine.buckingham.5) — public presence under this name Facebook group posts — "Meet Laine Buckingham of LaineAuditsUk. Multiple arrests..." UK court records — Buckingham was charged as "Laine Buckingham, of Keeler Close, Windsor" for common assault and threats to damage property Buckingham previously operated a Facebook presence as Laine Buckingham OTF (@OTFfishing) and ran a crowdfunding campaign for an online fishing web series called "Complete Fishing with Laine Buckingham", suggesting an earlier career as a fishing content creator. Earnings According to a Reuters investigation published 17 December 2025 titled "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" , Laine Audits stated he earns approximately £3.50 per 1,000 views on YouTube. This was reported in the context of a broader investigation into migrant hotel videographers who profit from combative anti-migrant content. With roughly 1 million total views on YouTube, this would indicate cumulative YouTube earnings in the low thousands of pounds. Criminal Record and Legal Issues Theft (c. 2010) Convicted of stealing £800-worth of fishing reels from Harefield Tackle in Uxbridge Sentenced at Uxbridge Magistrates Court: ordered to complete a training programme, pay £100 compensation, plus £150 court costs At the time was aged 23, living at Woodcroft Crescent, Uxbridge Common Assault & Threats to Damage Property (2025) Incident : Buckingham was filmed by members of the public being restrained by Thames Valley Police in Abbots Walk, Windsor, in a widely-circulated TikTok video Charges : Charged with common assault and threats to damage property Court : Bailed to appear at Reading Magistrates' Court (date pending as of reporting) Context : During the same incident, two teenage girls (aged 13 and 17) were also arrested on suspicion of assault, assaulting a police officer, and arson before being de-arrested pending further investigation Source : Slough Observer, Berkshire Live Content Focus Migrant hotel audits : Filming outside and attempting entry to Home Office-contracted hotels housing asylum seekers, across locations including Heathrow (Novotel, Ibis, St Giles, Heston Hyde, Holiday Inn), Luton (Holiday Inn), Maidenhead (Holiday Inn), Epping (Bell Hotel), Hounslow, and Slough Protest live streams : On-the-ground coverage of anti-migrant protests (e.g., Epping, Luton, London UTK/Tommy Robinson rallies) Police confrontations : Interactions with police at protest sites and hotel locations Auditor community drama : Reactions to arrests of fellow auditors (e.g., Stripey Audit's arrest) Cross-promotion with DJE Media, AY Audits, Stripey Audits : Collaborates with and is frequently referenced alongside the broader UK auditing network Notable Content "He Told Me I'm NOT Allowed at the Migrant Hotel" — recurring series title "Laine Audits - Think Stripey OK" (Dec 2025) — reaction to Stripey Audit's arrest "LB Audits Holiday Inn" (Jan 2026) — Maidenhead audit "LAINE AUDITS - LIVE EPPING MIGRANT HOTEL PROTEST" (Dec 2025/Jan 2026) — multiple Epping protest streams "LB HOTEL INVESTIGATION" — investigation-style format "Rishmik, Room 22" Tactic Buckingham uses the alias "Rishmik, Room 22" — presenting himself with a put-on thick European accent — to gain entry to migrant hotels by claiming to be a guest. When challenged by hotel reception or security staff about his presence or filming, he insists he is "Rishmik in Room 22," exploiting confusion to remain on the premises. This tactic has become a signature element of his content and has been referenced in fan-made tribute songs and parodies (e.g., "Laine Audits (Rishmik Room 22)" by Jamie PI Griffin). Media Coverage Reuters (17 December 2025) : "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" — featured Laine Audits prominently, reporting his earnings of £3.50 per 1,000 views Channel 4 News / YouTube : "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" — referenced alongside DJE Media HOPE not hate (expected): Part of the broader "auditor" scene tracked by anti-extremism researchers Associated Channels DJE Media / Curtis Arnold — collaborator, fellow migrant hotel auditor AY Audits / Anthony Barnes — collaborator Stripey Audits — fellow auditor; LB Audits reacted to Stripey's arrest in Dec 2025 UK auditor network — part of the broader community of UK migrant hotel auditors Links YouTube (@LBAuditsOfficial): https://www.youtube.com/@LBAuditsOfficial YouTube (@LBAuditsUK): https://www.youtube.com/@LBAuditsUK Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/LBAudits DTube: search "Laine Audits" Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LBAUDITSUK/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lbauditsuk/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lbauditsuk Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/lbaudits Crowdfunder (fishing): https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/complete-fishing-with-laine-buckingham References Reuters (17 Dec 2025): "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" Slough Observer: "Police respond to viral TikTok of Windsor incident" Berkshire Live: "Officers 'punched and kicked' and man charged after incident in Windsor" My London: "Men guilty of stealing fishing reels" Socialcounts.org: LB YouTube analytics (18.3K subs, 1.04M views) Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Lee Scheres / Unmasked Antifa Exposed Lee Scheres / Unmasked Antifa Exposed Semantic Summary Lee Scheres is a Leeds-based far-right figure whose primary activity — the systematic doxxing and harassment of anti-fascist activists through his "Unmasked Antifa Exposed" operation — places him at the intersection of far-right street activism and online intimidation infrastructure. Searchlight Magazine describes him as "one of the most vile and reckless of the far-right 'auditors'" who routinely identifies opponents with "no absolutely regard for accuracy," frequently targeting innocent individuals. Operating under multiple aliases including Lee Baylan and Shane Mitchell, Scheres runs the Antifa Public Watch brand across X, YouTube, Facebook, and Telegram, which Leeds Anti-Fascist Network notes takes up the role of the notorious old Red Watch site in singling out left-wing and labour movement activists. His documented history includes leading an invasion of a Leeds Socialist Party meeting in 2019 with a group calling itself "Justice for Women and Girls," leadership of the Leeds Yellow Vests with its antisemitic "globalism" framing, and presence at far-right riots alongside North East Infidels and former Britain First members, as documented by HOPE not hate. He attended a Britain First event in Manchester in February 2026 where he was targeted by counter-protesters. Scheres monetises his doxxing operations through SubscribeStar with a private Discord for paying subscribers, and was flagged by The Canary in May 2026 for plans to intimidate voters at polling stations, demonstrating the operational crossover between online harassment and real-world intimidation that characterises his role in the ecosystem. Platform: YouTube / X (Twitter) Category: Far-right / Doxxing / Auditor / Yellow Vests Status: Active Real Name: Lee Scheres (also known as Lee Baylan, also known as Shane Mitchell) Location: Leeds Overview Lee Scheres is a Leeds-based far-right figure who runs multiple online operations focused on identifying, doxxing, and harassing anti-fascist activists and political opponents. He operates the Unmasked Antifa Exposed X feed (formerly under the handle @UnmaskedAntifa, now also @LeeScheres) and previously ran the Antifa Public Watch Facebook page (the first was banned, leading to "Antifa Public Watch 2"). Searchlight Magazine has described Scheres as "one of the most vile and reckless of the far-right 'auditors'" who "routinely identifies and doxxes opponents of the far right" and has "no absolutely regard for accuracy and frequently identifies completely the wrong people." Scheres has been active in far-right activism since at least 2019, when he was documented leading a group calling itself "Justice for Women and Girls" that invaded a Leeds Socialist Party meeting. He is also associated with the Yellow Vests movement in Leeds. Aliases Lee Scheres (primary) Lee Baylan Shane Mitchell (per HOPE not hate, 2024 report) "Scheresy" (common nickname) Social Media Presence X/Twitter: @LeeScheres (1,326 following, 69 followers, 46 posts, 540 likes — note: this appears to be a parody/critical account) X/Twitter: @UnmaskedAntifa (Antifa Public Watch Official — 14,151 following, 321 followers, 65,286 posts, 7,492 likes) Facebook: Antifa Public Watch (original banned; replaced by Antifa Public Watch 2) YouTube: Antifa Public Watch Official channel Telegram: Related channels SubscribeStar: Previously used for fundraising (described as "dodgy Russian Patreon clone" by Threadreaderapp) Instagram: Related presence Content Focus Doxxing and identifying anti-fascist activists and left-wing individuals Monitoring and harassing antifascist researchers Yellow Vests movement content Street-level filming and auditing of left-wing events Polling station intimidation (per The Canary, May 2026) Conspiracy theories about Antifa Controversies & Criminal History Doxxing and Harassment Searchlight Magazine (March 2026) : Described as "one of the most vile and reckless of the far-right 'auditors'" who "routinely identifies and doxxes opponents of the far right" with "no absolutely regard for accuracy." Regularly posts identifying information of anti-fascist activists, often incorrectly targeting innocent individuals. Leeds Socialist Party Meeting Invasion (January 2019) Workers' Liberty (January 2019) : Scheres, leading a group calling itself "Justice for Women and Girls," invaded a Leeds Socialist Party closed meeting. The group was described as "drunken and wired" and attempted to disrupt the meeting, intimidating attendees, filming them, squaring up, and seizing papers. Yellow Vests Leadership Leeds Anti-Fascist Network : Documented as leading the Leeds Yellow Vests, who called a demonstration in January 2019 to "fight globalism" and demand stronger borders. The article notes "globalism" has "a long history in antisemitism." Antifa Public Watch Operations Leeds Anti-Fascist Network (2019) : Noted that the "Antifa Public Watch" page, run by Scheres, "takes up the role of the old Red Watch site" — a notorious far-right website that targeted left-wing activists — "singling out and trying to intimidate members of the left and the labour movement." Polling Station Intimidation (May 2026) The Canary (May 2026) : Reported that Scheres incorrectly claimed campaigning outside polling stations was illegal. The article expressed concern that his followers might target campaigners doing legitimate work. HOPE not hate Identification HOPE not hate (August 2024) : Identified Scheres (under the alias Shane Mitchell) as the "brain behind Antifa Public Watch" and documented his presence at far-right riots alongside North East Infidels activists and former Britain First members. Manchester Britain First Event (February 2026) Searchlight Magazine (February 2026) : At a Britain First event in Manchester, Scheres was described as "dressed like a small time pimp" and had "a large bin directed at him" by counter-protesters. SubscribeStar and Monetisation Runs a SubscribeStar account seeking donations to fund his doxxing operations, with a private Discord server for paying subscribers. Media Coverage Searchlight Magazine : "Do not feed the animals: confronting the rise of the far-right 'auditors'" (March 2026) — lead profile subject Searchlight Magazine : "Anti-fascists frustrate Britain First in Manchester" (February 2026) The Canary : "Far-right 'auditors' plan campaign of intimidation at polling stations" (May 2026) Workers' Liberty : "Leeds socialists attacked" (January 2019) HOPE not hate : "The Far Right and the Riots" (August 2024) Leeds Anti-Fascist Network : Multiple articles documenting his activities Threadreaderapp by @MikeStuchbery_ : Thread exposing Scheres/Baylan's operations References Searchlight Magazine: "Do not feed the animals" (March 2026) Searchlight Magazine: "Anti-fascists frustrate Britain First in Manchester" (February 2026) The Canary: "Far-right 'auditors' plan campaign of intimidation" (May 2026) Workers' Liberty: "Leeds socialists attacked" (January 2019) HOPE not hate: "The Far Right and the Riots" (August 2024) Leeds Anti-Fascist Network: Various reports (2019-2026) Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Liam Tuffs Liam Tuffs Semantic Summary Liam Tuffs (born Liam Gillett) is one of Tommy Robinson's closest allies and a central node in the UK far-right's media and activist infrastructure. As host of "The Dozen with Liam Tuffs" podcast and managing director of Bauer Security, Tuffs occupies a dual role as both content platform and operational organiser — he served as compere of the main stage at the September 2025 "Unite the Kingdom" rally, leading the march alongside Robinson, Laurence Fox, Ant Middleton, and Katie Hopkins, and spoke again at the diminished second UTK rally in May 2026. HOPE not hate describes him as "one of Lennon's closest allies" and "the first port of call when he falls off the wagon," positioning him within Robinson's inner circle alongside the Urban Scoop media team. His podcast functions as a connective tissue across the far-right ecosystem, platforming Britain First leader Paul Golding, Calvin Robinson, UKIP's Nick Tenconi, former EDL leadership, and a Trump-pardoned Proud Boys chairman, while also intersecting with the football hooligan and gangster underworld through guests like Carlton Leach, Jason Marriner, and the late Dave Courtney. Tuffs was a central organiser of the Copthorne Hotel anti-migrant protests in West Sussex, where he was accused of abusing a local teacher and her 12-year-old daughter. His father Peter Gillett is a registered sex offender sentenced to 18 years for child abuse and reportedly a Kray Twins associate — a biographical vulnerability routinely weaponised by critics. Tuffs spans the Tommy Robinson orbit, the auditor/hotel protest scene, the podcast-true crime-hooligan nexus, and Reform UK-adjacent politics. Real Name: Liam Gillett Liam Tuffs (born Liam Gillett, 46, of East Grinstead) is a British podcaster and security company director who hosts "The Dozen with Liam Tuffs" and serves as Tommy Robinson's closest media ally — HOPE not Hate describes him as "one of Lennon's closest allies" and "the first port of call when he falls off the wagon." He compered the main stage at both Unite the Kingdom rallies in 2025 and 2026, leading marches alongside Robinson, Laurence Fox, and Katie Hopkins. His podcast platforms a who's-who of the far-right ecosystem: Britain First leader Paul Golding, UKIP's Nick Tenconi, Advance UK's Ben Habib, Calvin Robinson, and a Trump-pardoned Proud Boys chairman. His content blends anti-immigration politics with true-crime interviews of football hooligans and gangland figures, connecting political extremism to organised crime networks. Tuffs' background is marked by complexity: he changed his surname from Gillett to distance himself from his father, a convicted child sex offender and Kray Twins associate. He manages Bauer Security Limited and previously directed a dissolved sex shop company. He organised protests at the Copthorne migrant hotel and was accused of verbally abusing a teacher and her 12-year-old daughter who came to counter-protest. With ~346K YouTube subscribers and ~684K Facebook likes, Tuffs is arguably the most significant podcast amplifier of the British far right — translating Robinson's street activism into a media product consumed by hundreds of thousands. Platform: YouTube, X (Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music Category: Far-right / Tommy Robinson Inner Circle / Anti-Islam Podcaster Status: Active X Followers: ~93K (@liamtuffs1) YouTube Subscribers: ~346K Instagram Followers: ~338K Facebook Likes: ~684K TikTok Followers: ~233.7K Podcast: "The Dozen with Liam Tuffs" (launched early 2020s) X (Twitter) Handle: @liamtuffs1 Instagram: @liamtuffs Facebook: @liamtuffsfb TikTok: @liamtuffs1 Email: thedozenpod@gmail.com Professional Role: Managing Director, Bauer Security Limited & Safetrade Group DOB: March 1980 (age 46) Location: East Grinstead / Sharpthorne, West Sussex Born: Crawley, West Sussex Monikers: "Chief Tommy fluffer" (online critics), "The Ross Kemp of politics" (online), "far right patriot" (Instagram commenters) Overview Liam Tuffs is a British podcaster and former doorman/security professional who hosts "The Dozen with Liam Tuffs" — a no-holds-barred podcast covering true crime, politics, current affairs, combat sports, and comedy. He is a close confidant of far-right activist Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) and has been identified by HOPE not hate as "one of Lennon's closest allies" and a key member of his inner circle. He served as compere/host of the main stage at Tommy Robinson's "Unite the Kingdom" rally in central London (September 2025), leading the march alongside Robinson, Laurence Fox, Ant Middleton, and Katie Hopkins. He spoke again at the second UTK rally in May 2026. His podcast platforms a range of far-right and anti-Islam figures including Ben Habib (Advance UK), Paul Golding (Britain First), Calvin Robinson, Will Kingston (GB News), Andrew Bridgen, Nick Tenconi (UKIP), and Matt Goodwin. He has interviewed a Proud Boys chairman pardoned by Donald Trump, ex-MI6 agents, and former EDL leadership. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@LiamTuffs X Profile: https://x.com/liamtuffs1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liamtuffs/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@liamtuffs1 Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/15jMnAkXZnDwtm0baCgJPL Background Personal History Born and raised in Crawley, West Sussex; spent early childhood on a council estate in the Broadfield area Father: Peter Gillett , a registered sex offender sentenced to 18 years in prison for child abuse; reportedly an associate of the Kray Twins Changed his surname from Gillett to "Tuffs" to distance himself from his father's notoriety Credits his mother and grandmother with providing support during a difficult upbringing Has spoken openly about experiencing violence in the security industry and his father's abuse Companies House Record (as Liam Gillett) Director of 5 companies: Company Status Appointed Address BAUER SECURITY LIMITED (07006998) Active 2 Sept 2009 49 Marlpit Road, Sharpthorne, East Grinstead, RH19 4PD TUFFS CONSULTANCY UK LTD (12544074) Dissolved 2 Apr 2020 49 Marlpit Road, Sharpthorne, East Grinstead, RH19 4PD LSM COMMERCIAL ROOFING LTD (12477790) Dissolved 24 Feb 2020 2 Central Parade, 101 Victoria Road, Horley, RH6 7PH JUST ANOTHER SEX SHOP LTD (06671819) Dissolved 13 Aug 2008 26 Chequer Road, East Grinstead, RH19 3BW ONE AND ONE TRAINING SOLUTIONS LTD (09057452) Dissolved (resigned) 2 Central Parade, 101 Victoria Road, Horley, RH6 7PH Identity verification due: 16 September 2026 Occupation listed as "Managing Director" Nationality: British, Country of residence: England Bauer Security Founded 2009, based in East Grinstead Offers manned guarding, dog handlers, construction site security, event security Team of ~5 listed on website: Liam Gillett (MD), Simon Jefferies (Contracts Mgr), Alastaire Salvage (Account Mgr), Catriona Smyth (Account Mgr), Lawrence Dajan (Site Sup) Email: liam@bauersecurity.co.uk Has Instagram (@bauersecurity), Facebook page, LinkedIn company page Website: https://bauersecurity.co.uk/ Past Business Ventures Just Another Sex Shop Ltd — dissolved sex shop venture, appointed director in 2008 LSM Commercial Roofing Ltd — dissolved roofing company Tuffs Consultancy UK Ltd — dissolved consultancy using "Tuffs" name One and One Training Solutions Ltd — dissolved training company Political Positioning Hard right / anti-Islam — describes grooming gangs, immigration, and "two-tier policing" as central concerns Pro-Trump — dedicated episodes to "Can Donald Trump Save the UK?"; platformed former Proud Boys chairman pardoned by Trump Pro-remigration — platforms guests who advocate for mass deportations; Nick Tenconi episode titled "Mass DEPORTATIONS Will Get Our Country Back" Anti-Labour — consistently attacks Keir Starmer and the Labour government Critical of Reform UK / Nigel Farage — has platformed Ben Habib extensively to criticise Farage as a sellout; leans toward Advance UK and Restore Britain instead Anti-"globalist" — describes a "globalist organisation operating above national government" Described by HOPE not hate as operating within the anti-migrant and anti-Muslim space Described by critics as part of the far-right media ecosystem that "turns us against each other" Key Associations Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) — close confidant; HOPE not hate describes him as "one of Lennon's closest allies" and "the first port of call when he falls off the wagon, which he does regularly" Part of "Team Tommy" — listed in HOPE not hate's case file under the Urban Scoop media team Ben Habib — multiple interviews; key platform for Advance UK messaging; Habib's interviews on Tuffs' show have been used by Advance UK as promotional material Ant Middleton — marched alongside at UTK rally; pictured backstage; shared security industry background Katie Hopkins — marched alongside at UTK rally Laurence Fox — marched alongside at UTK rally Paul Golding — hosted Britain First leader on his podcast Calvin Robinson — ex-GB News presenter, multiple appearances Will Kingston — GB News presenter, regular guest Andrew Bridgen — former MP, featured on the podcast Nick Tenconi (UKIP) — multiple appearances; platformed for mass deportation messaging Matt Goodwin — Reform UK candidate and commentator Kev Carroll — EDL founder and Tommy Robinson's cousin Guramit Singh — Predator Hunter, convicted armed robber Raja Miah (@recusant_raja) — anti-grooming gang whistleblower Young Bob — fellow right-wing YouTuber Sharon Osbourne — attended UTK rally alongside Tuffs (per Mirror) Notable Podcast Guests Former Proud Boys Chairman (pardoned by Trump for January 6 involvement) Ex-MI6 agent (discussed torture, kidnap, political abuse) Charlotte Seaman (convicted for malicious wounding, addiction recovery) Ex-Muslim activists (Momus Najmi, Iranian exiles warning about Islamist colonisation) Guramit Singh (Sikh Predator Hunter) Ben Leo ("Antifa thug" confrontation guest) Calvin Robinson (remigration advocate) Aston Knight (migrant hotel auditor) Copthorne Hotel Protest (August-September 2025) Tuffs was a central figure in organising and covering protests at the Copthorne Hotel in West Sussex , where migrants were being housed. Key details: He alleged "fighting age migrants have been recording children near by, urinating over benches & smoking weed in the kids play area" His TikTok of the protest received 6,939 likes and 553 comments He interviewed a British veteran who was "attacked with hateful slurs" by counter-protesters He challenged counter-protesters on video ("Migrant Hotel 'Counter Protesters' CHALLENGED") Controversy: Accused by a local (X user @0Calamity) of "abusing a teacher I know, and her 12yr old daughter, who came out to protest against their hatred in Copthorne last summer. Local church-going people, not 'lefty extremists'" He also platformed Nick Tenconi at the protest site calling for "MASS DEPORTATIONS" Multiple Instagram Reels, TikToks, and Facebook videos posted about the protest Unite the Kingdom Rally (September 2025) Tuffs was a headline figure at the largest far-right demonstration in decades: Compere/host of the main stage (per UnHerd: "At the front of the stage, as the event's compere, was Liam Tuffs") Led the march with Robinson, Fox, Middleton, Hopkins (per Searchlight: "Heading off - Robinson leads the rally with (l to r) Laurence Fox, Ant Middleton, Katie Hopkins and Liam Tuffs") Organisers claimed 110,000 marchers Pictured backstage with Robinson and other speakers UnHerd (Sept 2025) noted he was the event's compere Premier Christianity reported Christians at the rally "told podcaster Liam Tuffs" about their motivations Searchlight Magazine (Sept 2025): "Historic fascist turnout heralds dangerous times" Alamy stock photo of him at the event Second UTK Rally (May 2026) HOPE not hate reported: "Big Money, Dwindling Crowds: Tommy Robinson Demonstration Draws Smaller Crowds Than Expected" Tuffs spoke again; repeated claims about British (content truncated in HnH snippet) Video on YouTube: "Liam Tuffs FIRES UP London Crowd at UTK Rally | Full Speech" (22 May 2026) Media Coverage HOPE not hate "Team Tommy" case file (March 2025) — listed as Liam Gillett AKA Liam Tuffs; described as "Lennon's close confidant and the first port of call when he falls off the wagon" HOPE not hate State of Hate 2025 report (PDF) — named as "one of Lennon's closest allies", "vocal supporter online and regular speaker at Lennon's demonstrations" HOPE not hate UTK rally report (May 2026) — "Speakers including Liam Tuffs repeated claims that British..." The Guardian (July 2025) — profiled in "'Dodgy guys who dress just like him': meet the team behind far-right activist Tommy Robinson"; noted as "son of Peter Gillett, a registered sex offender" New Statesman (August 2025) — mentioned in "The rebuilding of Tommy Robinson" as a "close friend of Tommy Robinson" UnHerd (September 2025) — "At the front of the stage, as the event's compere, was Liam Tuffs" Searchlight Magazine (September 2025) — pictured leading UTK march; "Historic fascist turnout heralds dangerous times" Searchlight Magazine (December 2025) — pictured with Ant Middleton at UTK; "The far-right candidate for London mayor - based in Dubai" Searchlight Magazine (January 2026) — referenced in "Farage splits far right with London mayor candidate" Searchlight Magazine (April 2026) — referenced in "Dover calling: Kent far right's travelling circus" Premier Christianity (September 2025) — "He told podcaster Liam Tuffs..." VP News (2026) — quoted speaking on stage at Unite the Kingdom march Alamy — stock photography of him at UTK rally Conservative Woman — positive coverage of his Ben Habib interview: "Liam Tuffs is a breath of fresh interviewing air" Criticism & Controversy Described by HOPE not hate as part of the anti-migrant, anti-Muslim network Accused by critics of platforming convicted criminals (armed robbers, violent offenders) as guests Called a "controlled opposition figurehead" by some on X who accuse him of fuelling racial antagonism for divide-and-rule purposes His father's criminal history (child abuse) is frequently raised by opponents to discredit him Copthorne teacher incident — accused of verbally abusing a teacher and her 12-year-old daughter who came to counter-protest the Copthorne Hotel protest "Hit out" allegation (January 2026) — Instagram post: "I seen 'far right patriot' Liam Tuffs has put a hit out on the Gee man. Dazza has been doing videos slagging him off." Suggests Tuffs allegedly threatened someone criticising him online A Reform UK councillor was reported to be "vile about Liam Tuffs" (perceived as too extreme even for Reform circles) Accused of platforming "Tommy 10 Names" and "other assorted thugs, criminals, and sleaze bags" (per @gotthetrotts) Described as "the Ross Kemp of politics — bald, gay, and consistently retreating from his own position" (per @HelterSkel37792) His Bauer Security company was flagged for identity verification due 16 September 2026 Previously a director of a dissolved sex shop company (Just Another Sex Shop Ltd) — sometimes raised to embarrass him Interpersonal Drama & Feuds "Hit Out" on Darren Gee (January 2026) An Instagram post by @aroundliverpool_new (picked up on Facebook as "Around Liverpool") claimed Tuffs had "put a hit out on the Gee man" after "Dazza has been doing videos slagging him off." "Dazza" appears to be Darren Gee , a figure connected to the James English podcasting scene (James English vs Darren Gee boxing match was a notable event in mid-2025). The post suggests Tuffs allegedly threatened physical consequences for someone making videos criticising him. The context implies this may relate to the overlap between his true-crime/podcasting circle and the football hooligan/underworld scene. Controlled Opposition Accusations Multiple X users have labelled Tuffs controlled opposition : @Private_JKR: "Liam Tuffs is a controlled opposition figurehead guru for divide-&-rule, for fuelling racial antagonism (à la Tommy Robinson another controlled opposition shill), and for steering would-be dissenters towards Daddy Government solutions." @EaglesTalonz: "one of those zionist controlled opposition fake right wing podcasters who secretly works for my Israeli paymasters, like bald scum podcaster Liam Tuffs" Interestingly, Tuffs himself has platformed Nick Tenconi making the case that Nigel Farage and Reform UK are controlled opposition — the accusation is turned back on him by his own side. Reddit / British Military Calling Him Out (February 2024) A Reddit thread on r/britishmilitary titled "Anyone know this bloke?" featured someone calling Tuffs "a whopper himself" and accusing a guest on his podcast of falsely claiming gallantry honours . The implication being that Tuffs either failed to vet his guest or knowingly platformed a liar about military service. Copthorne Teacher & Daughter Abuse Accusation (August 2025) @0Calamity on X: "This Liam Tuffs, abusing a teacher I know, and her 12yr old daughter, who came out to protest against their hatred in Copthorne last summer. Local church-going people, not 'lefty extremists'. As a result of the publicity she got from one of the 'audito..." (tweet truncated). This suggests local residents who came to counter-protest Tuffs' Copthorne Hotel demonstration were personally targeted by him, including a teacher and her child. Reform UK Councillor Hostility A Reform UK councillor was reported to be "vile about Liam Tuffs and Nick Tenconi" at a Copthorne gathering, describing them as "wet blankets." This is notable because it shows Tuffs is perceived as too extreme even within Reform UK circles — the same party he has repeatedly criticised for not being right-wing enough. Father's Criminal History as Weapon Tuffs' father Peter Gillett — a registered sex offender sentenced to 18 years for child abuse, reportedly a Kray Twins associate — is his most vulnerable point. Critics routinely raise it: @lewixjoe1980: "Fuck me Is that Liam tuffs (tufta the puftas) dad? Is that the gangster dad he speaks of?" @Gammonisnasty: "Your best friend @liamtuffs1 was raped by his own father Peter Gillet. 'Tommy' you worthless little midget why don't you demonise old white men like Peter Gillet who raped his own child?" "The Ross Kemp of Politics" @HelterSkel37792 coined the memorable put-down: "Liam Tuffs really is the Ross Kemp of politics — bald, gay, and consistently retreating from his own position." The "gay" remark plays into speculation about his sexuality, which Tuffs has never publicly addressed. Links to Football Hooligan / Gangster Underworld Tuffs' podcast regularly platforms former football hooligans and gangland figures: Carlton Leach (West Ham ICF / Essex Boys) — multiple episodes Jason Marriner (Chelsea Headhunter) — featured August 2025 Billy Moore (Thailand prison survivor, ex-boxer) — 425K views episode Ginger Bob (Millwall hooligan) — featured Dave Courtney (deceased gangster) — featured October 2024 Fred the Bodyguard — featured This connects him to a world of organised crime, violence, and prison culture that sits alongside his political commentary. Online Presence TikTok: 233.7K followers; posts daily protest/political content Instagram: 338K followers; podcast clips and personal content Facebook: 684K page likes; active posting of podcast episodes and protest coverage YouTube: 346K subscribers; full podcast episodes and clips X (Twitter): 93K followers; short clips driving to YouTube/Spotify Telegram: @TheDozenPodcast (251 subscribers) — channel description "With Liam Tuffs"; limited public message history Has a WordPress blog (liamtuffs.wordpress.com) used for embedding podcast content Active across all major podcast platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Global Player, Audible Not found on: Substack, Gab, Gettr, Minds, Rumble, Odysee, BitChute, Locals Funding / Monetisation Podcast monetised via YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Audible Security business (Bauer Security Ltd) provides primary income — active since 2009, based in East Grinstead No known Patreon, Ko-fi, or direct donation links identified Podcast is sponsored by "Change - the number 1 online business and e-commerce mentoring program" (per Spotify episode descriptions) Mark Collett Mark Collett Semantic Summary Mark Collett is a British neo-Nazi activist, leader of Patriotic Alternative, and a longstanding figure in the UK far-right. He operates across multiple tiers of the right-wing YouTube ecosystem (T2/T4/T5) and is known for organising far-right rallies and political events. Collett has been a central organiser in the white nationalist movement for decades, transitioning from the British National Party (BNP) in the 2000s to founding Patriotic Alternative. Platform: YouTube, far-right organising Category: Neo-Nazi / White nationalist / Far-right organiser Status: Active Real Name: Mark Collett Organisation: Patriotic Alternative (leader) Tiers: T2, T4, T5 Overview Mark Collett is one of the most prominent neo-Nazi organisers in the UK. He leads Patriotic Alternative, a white nationalist organisation that has become one of the most active far-right groups in Britain. Collett's career spans from the BNP's youth wing in the early 2000s through to his current role as a rally organiser and propagandist. Background Collett rose to prominence within the British National Party as a young activist and director of the party's youth wing. He was famously featured in the 2002 Channel 4 documentary Young, Nazi and Proud , which exposed his Nazi sympathies. After leaving the BNP, he eventually founded Patriotic Alternative, which has become one of the most significant neo-Nazi organisations in the UK, running regular rallies, summer camps, and propaganda campaigns. Content Style Rally organisation and political event planning Far-right propaganda and ideological content Multi-platform presence across the right-wing YouTube ecosystem Connections Patriotic Alternative — leader and primary organiser BNP (former) — youth wing director Cross-tier figure bridging T2 (organisational leadership), T4 (content creation), and T5 (ecosystem influence) Tier Classification Tier 2 — organisational leadership (Patriotic Alternative) Tier 4 — content creation and propaganda Tier 5 — right-wing YouTube ecosystem influence Sources Channel 4 documentary Young, Nazi and Proud (2002) HOPE not Hate coverage of Patriotic Alternative Searchlight Magazine far-right monitoring Created: 4 July 2026 Note: Web search returned no results — stub based on provided context only. Mark Keating Mark Keating Semantic Summary Mark Keating, known within Raise the Colours as "Big Mark" and designated by HOPE not hate as the group's "head of security," functions as RTC's primary physical enforcer in the street confrontations that have defined the group's escalation from flag-display symbolism to violent vigilantism. Based in Birmingham, Keating has been documented by both HOPE not hate and Birmingham Antifascists in multiple aggressive incidents: filmed attempting to pull a man's facemask off during a street confrontation, captured on video physically striking someone during the Stirchley confrontations of May 2026, and observed operating masked alongside RTC founder Billy Allison — the founding member later charged with murder for the fatal punch that killed pub owner Matt O'Gara in Lichfield. Birmingham Antifascists reported that after one physical incident, Keating's associate Allison was overheard telling co-founder Ryan Bridge "Mark's hit someone," confirming his role as the group's muscle. His moniker "Big Mark" and the "head of security" title suggest a designated enforcer function within an organisation that, despite its patriotic flag-waving public image, has repeatedly engaged in violent street-level intimidation. Keating is active across both Birmingham and Oxfordshire RTC chapters, appearing in the RTC Oxfordshire Facebook group at the time of the High Court injunction against other members, and is pictured in group photographs alongside Jordan Wheatley and Ben Cullen, placing him firmly within the group's core network. Platform: Facebook, Instagram Mark Keating, known as "Big Mark", serves as Raise the Colours' "head of security" according to HOPE not Hate. Operating primarily in Birmingham's Stirchley area and the West Midlands, Keating is the group's most physically confrontational member, documented on video attempting to pull a facemask off a man and recorded striking someone during street-level clashes. Birmingham Antifascists have tracked him operating alongside co-founder Ryan Bridge and founding member Billy Allison in multiple confrontations, noting he "was with the crew all night, rolled back up with Billy Allison masked up." His enforcer role within RTC bridges the Birmingham and Oxfordshire chapters — he is active in the RTC Oxfordshire Facebook group and appears in group photographs alongside core members Ben Cullen and Jordan Wheatley. Unlike Bridge and Stanley, Keating maintains no significant public social media presence and little is known of his background, reinforcing his function as a behind-the-scenes intimidation asset rather than a public-facing organiser. No criminal charges have been brought against him, though monitoring organisations have extensively documented his physically aggressive conduct. His moniker and designated role reflect RTC's reliance on football-firm-style violence to enforce its street presence. Category: Far-right Status: Active Real Name: Mark Keating Age: Unknown Location: Birmingham / West Midlands area Channel URL / Handle: Not confirmed Subscribers/Follower counts: Unknown Monikers: "Big Mark" (HOPE not hate, Birmingham Antifascists) Overview Mark Keating, known within Raise the Colours as "Big Mark", is described as the group's "head of security" by HOPE not hate. He is one of the most physically active members of RTC, having been filmed in confrontational street-level incidents in Birmingham. He is considered part of the group's core team and has been documented operating alongside other key RTC figures including Billy Allison and Ryan Bridge. Keating was identified by HOPE not hate in their 25 May 2026 investigation "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?". The monitoring organisation placed him in a video where he was filmed attempting to pull a man's facemask off during a confrontation — an act of physical intimidation that exemplifies RTC's more aggressive street tactics. Birmingham Antifascists have documented Keating in multiple incidents. In one Facebook post from 14 May 2026, they describe him as "one of the core Raise the Colours team" who "was with the crew all night, rolled back up with Billy Allison masked up". They also reported that he was captured on video physically striking someone during Stirchley confrontations, with another post referencing that Billy Allison later told Ryan Bridge "Mark's hit someone". Background Little is known about Keating's background prior to his involvement with RTC. He appears to be based in or around Birmingham in the West Midlands. His moniker "Big Mark" suggests he may serve as an enforcer or physical intimidation figure for the group, a role consistent with his "head of security" designation. He is active in the RTC Oxfordshire Facebook group, suggesting connections across multiple regional chapters. Birmingham Antifascists have tracked his movements across multiple incidents in the Stirchley area of Birmingham, where RTC members repeatedly clashed with local residents and anti-fascist activists. Notable Content Video footage (identified by HOPE not hate) showing Keating attempting to pull a man's facemask off during a street confrontation Video (documented by Birmingham Antifascists, ~May 2026) showing him striking someone during Stirchley confrontations — referenced in Facebook posts Key Themes / Content Style Physical confrontation and street-level intimidation "Head of security" role — enforcer within the group Operates in Birmingham and Oxfordshire regions Related Figures Billy Allison — RTC founder (later charged with murder); Keating was documented operating alongside him masked up in Stirchley Ryan Bridge — RTC co-founder; Keating reported to him after physical confrontations Ben Cullen — RTC organiser; photographed alongside Keating Jordan Wheatley — RTC member; pictured with Keating in group photos Birmingham Antifascists — Monitoring group that has extensively documented Keating's activities Financial / Support No known funding channels identified Legal / Platform Issues Identified by HOPE not hate as RTC's "head of security" Filmed attempting to pull a man's facemask off during a confrontation Documented by Birmingham Antifascists physically striking someone during Stirchley confrontations (May 2026) Active in RTC Oxfordshire Facebook group at time of court injunction against other RTC members Sources HOPE not hate — "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" (25 May 2026) — describes Keating as "head of security" and identifies him in video attempting to pull a facemask off (https://hopenothate.org.uk/2026/05/25/raise-the-colours-who-are-the-playground-bullies-plaguing-british-streets/) HOPE not hate Instagram — @hopenothate — post dated 25 May 2026: "MARK KEATING... RTC'S HEAD OF SECURITY... FILMED ATTEMPTING TO PULL A MAN'S FACEMASK OFF" (https://www.instagram.com/p/DYwToOKiMB-/?img_index=4) Birmingham Antifascists Facebook — "The fascist scum of Raise the Colours drove back into Stirchley again tonight" (14 May 2026) — describes Keating as "one of the core Raise the Colours team" (https://www.facebook.com/birminghamantifascists/posts/the-fascist-scum-of-raise-the-colours-drove-back-into-stirchley-again-tonight-sp/1419286390233842/) Birmingham Antifascists Facebook — Photo post identifying Keating as RTC "Chief of Security" — describes him turning up "shoulder to shoulder with Billy Allison" (https://www.facebook.com/birminghamantifascists/photos/1403309985164816/) Instagram — Post dated 29 May 2026 referencing Keating involvement in "intimidation, assaults and a hit and run" following Billy Allison murder charge (https://www.instagram.com/p/DY6om5JDQwl/) Wikipedia — "Raise the Colours (organisation)" — lists Mark Keating as a named member (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raise_the_Colours_(organisation)) Notes No verified personal social media accounts have been identified for Mark Keating His exact age and background are unknown The allegations of physical assault (striking someone, pulling facemask) come from monitoring organisations and have not resulted in known criminal charges His moniker "Big Mark" and "head of security" designation suggest a physical enforcer role within the group He is active across both Birmingham and Oxfordshire RTC chapters Marti Blagborough Marti Blagborough Semantic Summary Marti Blagborough is a Yorkshire-based right-wing activist and YouTuber who claims pioneer status within the UK auditing scene, having been labelled "The Godfather of UK Auditing" by supporters. Approximately 30 years old and based in Yorkshire with significant activity in Sheffield, Blagborough was among the earliest adopters of the UK auditor format, reportedly inspired by two Manchester-based influencers, and has described getting an "unbelievable buzz" from the confrontational interactions that define the genre. He was profiled prominently in the Sheffield Tribune's "The Dark Knights of Sheffield" investigation into UK auditing culture, which examined the phenomenon's growth and impact. Blagborough operates within the interconnected protest-coverage and activist-media space, collaborating with channels including Society X and appearing alongside fellow auditors at demonstrations. His X/Twitter account has been suspended, suggesting enforcement action for policy violations. The "Godfather" nickname, while seemingly self-aggrandising, reflects his early-adopter status in a scene that has since expanded dramatically with the rise of migrant hotel auditing and anti-migrant protest coverage. Unlike the higher-profile hotel auditors who emerged later and attracted Reuters and Channel 4 investigations, Blagborough's profile predates the asylum-hotel audit boom, positioning him as a transitional figure between the older police-station auditing tradition and the newer, more explicitly political anti-migrant content ecosystem. Platform: YouTube Category: UK right-wing / Auditor / Protest Activism Status: Active Real Name: Unknown (Marti Blagborough may be a pseudonym) Age: ~30 (as of 2024) Location: Yorkshire (operates heavily in Sheffield) Nickname: "The Godfather of UK Auditing" Overview Marti Blagborough is a UK-based right-wing activist and YouTuber who describes himself as one of the pioneers of UK auditing. He is approximately 30 years old, based in Yorkshire, and spends significant time in Sheffield filming auditing content. He has described getting an "unbelievable buzz" from the confrontational nature of auditing. Blagborough appears to operate in the protest coverage and activist media space, producing content around demonstrations, counter-protests, and immigration-related issues. He reportedly began auditing several years ago, inspired by two Manchester influencers, making him one of the earliest adopters of the UK auditor trend. The name "Marti Blagborough" may be a pseudonym. Media Coverage Blagborough has received significant local media attention: Sheffield Tribune — Featured prominently in a major investigation titled "The Dark Knights of Sheffield" (by Dan Hayes) which explored the UK auditing phenomenon. The article described him as "a 30-year-old Yorkshire YouTuber who spends a lot of time in Sheffield" and quoted him saying he gets an "unbelievable buzz" from auditing. The investigation covered how he was inspired by two Manchester-based influencers to begin auditing. Notable Content "Marti Blagborough, The Godfather of UK Auditing" — a feature video by another channel profiling his role in UK auditing (tagged #NUNYABIZNESS #COPWATCHER #EXPOSINGTYRANTS) Regular protest coverage and commentary Anti-immigration / right-wing political content Collaboration with other channels in this space including Society X Content referencing Ash Phillips and Civil Behaviour Order (CBO) controversies relating to auditors Social Media Presence Twitter/X: @MartiBlagi — Account has been suspended by X/Twitter. This suggests enforcement action against his account. YouTube: Channel YouTube handle appears to be /@martiblagborough Controversies Twitter suspension: Account @MartiBlagi was suspended by X/Twitter, suggesting policy violations or community guideline enforcement Godfather of UK Auditing: Referred to as the "legendary figure" and pioneer of the UK auditor scene His content has been documented by the Sheffield Tribune in a critical investigation into UK auditing culture Collaborates with the far-right protest and auditor ecosystem Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@martiblagborough Twitter (suspended): https://twitter.com/MartiBlagi Last updated: 11 June 2026 Migrant Hotel Manager (Adam) Migrant Hotel Manager (Adam) Semantic Summary Operating as "Migrant Hotel Manager," Adam — a 32-year-old Salford-based former hotel manager of Palestinian heritage who withholds his surname citing safety concerns — occupies a distinctive niche within the UK anti-migrant content ecosystem as an insider-turned-whistleblower rather than an external auditor. While employed as a manager at the Manchester Airport Stanley Hotel, he began filming undercover footage inside asylum-seeker accommodation, later expanding to pose as a resident at other hotels to "expose" conditions, with a particular focus on food quality. His Palestinian background, he told Reuters, allowed him to "slip past security at hotels around Manchester and blend in with residents." HOPE not hate profiled his content as part of the broader auditor phenomenon. Adam attracted national attention in August 2025 when riot police executed a search warrant at his Salford home and arrested him for allegedly stealing a bowl of chicken pasta valued at 77p from a migrant hotel buffet — a proportionality controversy that generated coverage across GB News, TalkTV, and international outlets. He has been interviewed by Isabel Oakeshott, Jeremy Kyle, and Alex Phillips, and collaborates with DJE Media. His arrest and the ensuing media narrative — framing him as a victim of "state intimidation" — positioned him as a cause célèbre within the anti-migrant content sphere, distinguishing him from auditors who film from outside hotels by his claimed access to interior conditions. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Auditor / Asylum hotel exposés Status: Active (currently on bail) Real Name: Adam (surname withheld for privacy) Age: 32 (as of 2025) Subscribers: ~1,000+ (small channel) Location: Salford, Greater Manchester Overview Migrant Hotel Manager is a Salford-based YouTube channel run by Adam (who asked Reuters to withhold his surname for privacy reasons, citing his Palestinian heritage). The channel focuses on going undercover inside asylum seeker hotels in the Manchester area to expose conditions inside. Adam previously worked as a manager at the Manchester Airport Stanley Hotel, where he began filming in 2022. Adam describes himself as a "citizen journalist" and "whistleblower" who posts undercover footage from asylum accommodation. His YouTube channel description reads: "Going undercover in migrant hotels to show the public what goes on behind closed doors." He also operates an X/Twitter account under the handle @Migrant_Auditor. Notable Content Undercover footage from inside asylum seeker hotels in Manchester Videos posing as a resident to film conditions, particularly food quality Coverage of Britain First and anti-migrant protests Content about his arrest and bail for alleged theft at a migrant hotel Collaborations with DJE Media and interviews with journalists Isabel Oakeshott and Alex Phillips Social Media Presence YouTube: @MigrantHotelManager (https://www.youtube.com/@MigrantHotelManager) X/Twitter: @Migrant_Auditor (25,151 followers, 3,412 posts, following 1,398) Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/migrant.hotel.manager TikTok: Featured on @dje_mediaofficial Legal Issues & Controversies Arrest for 77p Pasta Theft (August 2025) Arrest : Adam was arrested by riot police who executed a search warrant at his home in Salford. The alleged offence was stealing a bowl of chicken pasta (valued at 77p) from a migrant hotel buffet where he was previously employed. Bail : He was released on bail and has since posted videos documenting his bail conditions. Media coverage : The story received extensive coverage across multiple news outlets, with commentators questioning the proportionality of 10 riot police being deployed for such an allegation. Adam's comment : "I've never been arrested in my life either." Undercover Filming HOPE not hate (2026) : Described as producing videos "in which he posed as a resident and entered hotels to 'expose' the conditions inside – particularly the food." Hotel Employment Controversy Worked as a manager at the Manchester Airport Stanley Hotel, where he began filming undercover footage while employed there. His Palestinian heritage reportedly allowed him to "slip past security at hotels around Manchester and blend in with residents" (Reuters, 2025). Media Coverage Reuters : "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" — featured portrait and interview (Temilade Adelaja, December 2025). Includes photo of Adam wearing Ray-Ban Meta glasses used for filming. GB News / TalkTV : Multiple interviews discussing his arrest and undercover work: "Hotels Exposed: Under Cover Footage From Asylum Accommodation" — interview with Isabel Oakeshott and Kevin O'Sullivan "Couldn't Make This Up: Ex-Migrant Hotel Manager Arrested Over 77p Theft" — interview with Jeremy Kyle and Isabel Oakeshott "It Is State INTIMIDATION!: Former Migrant Hotel Manager Arrested By Riot Police Over 77p Theft" — interview with Alex Phillips HOPE not hate : "Case file: Auditors" (2026) 77 WABC Radio : Segment on Adam's use of Ray-Ban Meta glasses for filming (December 2025) References Reuters: How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests (December 2025) HOPE not hate: Case file: Auditors (2026) X/Twitter: @Migrant_Auditor (multiple posts on arrest, August 2025) Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 MKR (MKR Audits) MKR (MKR Audits) Semantic Summary Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe, operating as MKR Audits under aliases including Kelsea Rouge and "Madamè," is a Manchester-based auditor who was among six Mancunian content creators arrested and charged following police raids in April 2026, as reported by Searchlight Magazine. She was charged alongside Chris Messenger (English Ned), Kyle Clouston (KC Audits), Rachel Davies (My Brakes Don't Work), David Casey (Davethemancpatriot), and Ricky Jones (Slick Tube) — a collective that HOPE not hate describes as a "collection of Mancunian auditors who began mass-producing content during the anti-migrant protests of 2025." Cunliffe was documented by HOPE not hate at the November 2025 Altrincham hotel protest where fireworks were shot at a building housing asylum seekers and residents were told to "jump from windows" — an incident where, as HOPE not hate noted, the auditors' promise to "film every moment" meant their own behaviour was well-documented. She was profiled in the Antifascist Research Collective's "YouTube Grifters" series and featured in HOPE not hate's State of Hate 2026 report. Her channel, like others in the Manchester collective, exemplifies the regional clustering pattern of UK auditing — groups of creators in specific cities who collaborate, cross-promote, and attend protests together, forming localised nodes within the national anti-migrant content network. Her arrest alongside five co-defendants marks one of the larger coordinated police actions against the auditor scene. Field Detail Platform YouTube Category Right-wing / Auditor / Anti-migrant activism Status Active (currently charged) Real Name Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe (aka Kelsea Rouge, Belsea) Location Manchester YouTube Handle @MKRaudits X/Twitter @MKRaudits Co-accused Chris Messenger (English Ned), Kyle Clouston (KC Audits), Rachel Davies (Mybrakesdontwork), David Casey (Davethemancpatriot), Ricky Jones (Slick Tube) Overview MKR Audits is a Manchester-based YouTube auditor channel run by Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe , who also goes by the aliases Kelsea Rouge and "Madamè." The channel operates under the handle @MKRaudits on YouTube. Cunliffe is part of a collective of Mancunian auditors who began mass-producing content during anti-migrant protests in the UK in 2025. The channel is associated with other Manchester-area auditors including My Brakes Don't Work (Rachel Davies), English Ned (Chris Messenger), and others. Notable Content Confrontational auditing of government buildings and public spaces Coverage of anti-migrant hotel protests (particularly Altrincham) Street-level sovereignty content Collaboration with other Manchester-based auditors Coverage of Britain First rallies Controversies Arrest and Charges (April 2026) Searchlight Magazine (April 2026) : Six so-called 'auditors' were arrested and charged following police raids in Manchester. Cunliffe (as MKR Audits) was among those charged, along with: Chris Messenger ('English Ned') Kyle Clouston ('KC Audits') Rachel Davies ('Mybrakesdontwork') David Casey ('Davethemancpatriot') Ricky Jones ('Slick Tube') Altrincham Hotel Attack HOPE not hate (November 2025) : Documented MKR Audits' presence at a protest where fireworks were shot at a hotel housing asylum seekers and residents were told to "jump from windows." The report notes that auditors promised to film every moment, but this meant their own horrendous behaviour was well-documented. Previous Reports HOPE not hate State of Hate 2026 : Featured as a notable far-right auditor. Antifascist Research Collective : Profiled in their "YouTube Grifters" series (Parts 4 & 5, March 2026). The Canary : Part of the wider UK auditor movement criticised for infiltrating left-wing protests to disrupt and dox participants (November 2025). Social Media YouTube: @MKRaudits X/Twitter: @MKRaudits Facebook: MKR Audits page References Searchlight Magazine: 'Auditors' charged after Manchester police raids (April 2026) HOPE not hate: "Get one through the window" - Altrincham protesters shoot fireworks at hotel (November 2025) HOPE not hate: Case file: Auditors (2026) HOPE not hate: State of Hate 2026 report Antifascist Research Collective: YouTube Grifters series (March 2026) The Canary: Auditors: far-right YouTube wankers pretending to be journalists (November 2025) Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Mr Baldy Audits. BELFAST Mr Baldy Audits. BELFAST Semantic Summary Mr Baldy Audits is a small-scale Belfast-based YouTube auditor who represents the regional spread of the UK auditing phenomenon into Northern Ireland, where the presence of the PSNI — a differently constituted police force operating in a post-conflict context — adds a distinctive dimension to the standard auditor-police confrontation template. Operating under the PINAC (Photography Is Not A Crime) banner, the channel focuses on filming PSNI officers, police stations, and public spaces in and around Belfast, with the operator concealing his identity behind a face mask. He has collaborated with fellow Northern Ireland-based auditor CJ Audits — a Reddit thread on r/northernireland documented the two "teaming up to annoy the cops at Carrickfergus" in October 2023, with locals describing them as "absolute melters running about masked up like noncey ninjas." He also appears in videos alongside AJ Audits and RIGHTS Defender 11.belfast, indicating a small but interconnected local auditor network. The channel's tiny subscriber count places it at the lowest tier of the auditing scene, far below the reach of figures like DJ Audits or The Laughing Auditor, and no real identity has been publicly confirmed. The "Baldy" moniker and the use of masking reflect common auditor anonymity practices, while the Belfast location connects the UK auditor phenomenon to the specific policing dynamics of Northern Ireland. Field Detail Platform YouTube Category UK auditor / NI auditor Status Active Real Name Unknown Channel @mrbaldyaudits.belfast9061 (UCw0NM5-tdAVnQ4jUQfFP55Q) Subscribers Unknown (small channel) Location Belfast, Northern Ireland P.I.N.A.C Photography Is Not A Crime Overview Mr Baldy Audits. BELFAST is a Northern Ireland-based YouTube auditor who films PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) officers, police stations, and other public spaces in and around Belfast. The channel operator describes himself simply as "Baldy Audits" and uses the motto "P.I.N.A.C" — Photography Is Not A Crime. The channel description reads: "Hi I,m Baldy Audits. To all my Subscribers and viewers thank you so much Auditing/ P.I.N.A.C Photography is not a Crime Like And Subscribe" Content Focus Auditing PSNI officers and police stations in Belfast Filming public buildings and spaces Walking audits through urban areas / police station perimeters Known Associations CJ Audits — Collaborated at Carrickfergus; the two teamed up to "annoy the cops" (per Reddit) AJ AUDITS — Appears in videos together, e.g. "Belfast police Lisnasharragh PSNI" (also features RIGHTS Defender 11.belfast) Part of the broader UK auditory scene active in Northern Ireland Reddit Coverage r/northernireland (Oct 2023): "Mr Baldy audits and CJ audits team up to annoy the cops at Carrickfergus" — described by users as "absolute melters running about masked up like noncey ninjas" Notes The channel appears to be a small, local operator — not one of the high-profile auditors with large followings No real name has been publicly identified Operates with a face mask/covering in videos (as noted in Reddit commentary) The "Baldy" moniker may be a reference to a shaved head hairstyle Not to be confused with "Mr Baldy Official" (electronic music producer/DJ) or "Mr Baldy / The Official Channel" — separate YouTube entities References YouTube: @mrbaldyaudits.belfast9061 (UCw0NM5-tdAVnQ4jUQfFP55Q) YouTube: "Belfast police Lisnasharragh PSNI" featuring Mr Baldy, AJ AUDITS, RIGHTS Defender 11.belfast Reddit r/northernireland (Oct 2023): "Mr Baldy audits and CJ audits team up to annoy the cops at Carrickfergus" Last updated: 11 June 2026 My Brakes Don't Work My Brakes Don't Work Semantic Summary Rachel Davies, operating the YouTube channel My Brakes Don't Work with approximately 23,400 subscribers, is a Greater Manchester-based auditor who was among the six Mancunian content creators arrested and charged following coordinated police raids in April 2026. Her arrest alongside Chris Messenger (English Ned), Kyle Clouston (KC Audits), Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe (MKR Audits), David Casey (Davethemancpatriot), and Ricky Jones (Slick Tube) — reported by Searchlight Magazine — places her within a tightly clustered regional network that HOPE not hate describes as a "collection of Mancunian auditors who began mass-producing content during the anti-migrant protests of 2025." Davies brands her channel with a women's rights framing — her description reads "Women's rights globally, not just locally" — a notable positioning within a scene dominated by male creators, and her contact email associates her with the MKR Audits network. She was identified alongside Cunliffe in the Antifascist Research Collective's "YouTube Grifters" report and in HOPE not hate's auditor case file. Her content addresses "two-tier" policing themes, sovereignty concepts, and street-level documentary filming, blending auditor confrontational tactics with women's-rights rhetoric. Davies' place in the Manchester collective illustrates how the auditor phenomenon developed through local, city-based clusters of creators who attended protests together, cross-promoted each other's content, and faced coordinated legal consequences when police action came. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Auditor / Anti-establishment Status: Active Real Name: Rachel Davies Subscribers: ~23,400 Videos: ~196 (as of mid-2026) Contact: 3reeGeez@gmail.com Location: Greater Manchester Overview My Brakes Don't Work is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Rachel Davies , self-describing as a "Documenter and observer." The channel has approximately 23,400 subscribers and around 196 videos (as of mid-2026). Content focuses on confrontational filming, sovereignty themes, and commentary on alleged "two-tier" policing in the UK. Davies is part of a network of Mancunian auditors who began producing content during anti-migrant protests of 2025. Her YouTube channel description reads: "Documenter and observer. Women's rights globally, not just locally. Videos in Greater Manchester. Contact: 3reeGeez@gmail.com @MKR.T.V." Notable Content Videos addressing alleged "two-tier" policing in the UK UK transport/bus content Street-level documentary-style filming Collaboration with other UK auditor channels including MKR Audits (@MKR.T.V) Women's rights framing used alongside auditor/sovereignty content Legal Issues & Controversies Arrested and charged: One of six "auditors" arrested and charged following police raids in Manchester (April 2026), as reported by Searchlight Magazine. Charged alongside Chris Messenger ('English Ned'), Kyle Clouston ('KC Audits'), Kelsea Leigh Cunliffe ('MKR Audits'), David Casey ('Davethemancpatriot'), and Ricky Jones ('Slick Tube'). Identified in the Antifascist Research Collective's "YouTube Grifters" report (March 2026) alongside MKR Audits (Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe) Part of the wider UK "auditor" movement that has been criticised by HOPE not hate and other organisations for confrontational tactics at protests and around migrant accommodation Referenced in HOPE not hate's "Case file: Auditors" report, which notes she is part of a "collection of Mancunian auditors who began mass-producing content during the anti-migrant protests of 2025. Others in the pack include English Ned, Ben Mills (The Ginger Patriot) and the YouTube account My Brakes Don't Work." Social Media Presence Contact email suggests association with MKR Audits network (@MKR.T.V) No confirmed Twitter/X presence found Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MyBrakesDontWork YouTube (alternate): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFJdeA3lZ3QvnYV1lVZJ8SA Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 News Now Yorkshire News Now Yorkshire Semantic Summary News Now Yorkshire, run by a YouTuber named Michael, is a Yorkshire-based channel with over 100,000 YouTube subscribers and 102,000 Facebook followers that occupies the blurred boundary between citizen journalism and right-wing activist media. The channel covers protests, immigration enforcement, policing, and political events across Yorkshire with framing sympathetic to nationalist and anti-immigration causes, positioning itself as "independent media coverage on police incidents, arrests, protests, and misconduct." Profiled in the Sheffield Tribune's "The Dark Knights of Sheffield" investigation alongside Marti Blagborough, the channel was noted for sharing videos of "thoroughly uncomfortable encounters" involving auditing confrontations with police and security personnel — content that sits within the broader auditor phenomenon while maintaining a more polished, news-branded presentation. The channel's rapid growth from 37,000 subscribers at the time of the Sheffield Tribune profile to over 100,000 by mid-2026 reflects significant audience appetite for regional right-wing news alternatives. News Now Yorkshire's content aligns with Reform UK and far-right narratives on immigration, crime, and "two-tier policing," though the channel's news-style framing distinguishes it from the raw confrontational footage of auditors like DJ Audits or AY Audits. Its location in Yorkshire — historically a stronghold for the English Defence League, Britain First, and Tommy Robinson's network — places it within a region where right-wing protest media has deep roots and a receptive audience. Platform: YouTube Category: UK far-right / Protester Media / Police Auditing Status: Active Real Name: Michael (surname unknown) Subscribers: 100,000+ Location: Yorkshire Overview News Now Yorkshire is a Yorkshire-based YouTube channel run by a YouTuber named Michael . The channel covers protests, immigration enforcement, policing, and political events, often with framing sympathetic to nationalist and anti-immigration causes. The channel describes itself as delivering "independent media coverage on police incidents, arrests, protests, and misconduct" and has amassed over 100,000 subscribers and over 102,000 Facebook followers. The channel operates in the space between citizen journalism and activist media, similar to other regional "news" channels that emerged in the 2020s to cover stories mainstream outlets neglect or frame from a right-wing perspective. Yorkshire has been a particular hotspot for this type of media, given the region's history with the English Defence League, Britain First, and Tommy Robinson's base of operations in Luton (though Robinson's network extends across the north of England). Media Coverage Sheffield Tribune — Featured in "The Dark Knights of Sheffield" (by Dan Hayes), an investigation into UK auditing culture. The article described Michael as a YouTuber running a channel with 37,000 subscribers at the time of writing (the channel has since grown to over 100,000). The article noted that News Now Yorkshire had shared videos of "thoroughly uncomfortable encounters" involving auditing confrontations with police and security personnel. Notable Content Coverage of protests and counter-protests across Yorkshire Immigration-related stories (asylum hotels, Channel crossings) Commentary aligned with Reform UK / far-right narratives Police auditing videos and encounters with security personnel Coverage of West Yorkshire Police interactions Social Media Presence Facebook: @NewsNowYorkshire (102,932 likes, 20,080 talking about this as of June 2026) Twitter/X: @NewsNowYorks (1,093 tweets, 3,808 followers, following 283 — joined March 2022). Tagged as "Content Creator" in bio. Instagram: @newsnowyorkshire (Michael Yorkshire) Controversies Channels in this space frequently face accusations of amplifying far-right talking points, filming vulnerable individuals (asylum seekers, counter-protesters), and operating without journalistic standards or editorial oversight Identified by Sheffield Tribune as part of the UK auditing culture phenomenon Rapid growth from 37,000 subscribers (at time of Sheffield Tribune article) to over 100,000 suggests significant audience expansion Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NewsNowYorkshire Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsNowYorkshire/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewsNowYorks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newsnowyorkshire/ Last updated: 11 June 2026 Nick Tenconi Nick Tenconi Semantic Summary British far-right politician and activist, UKIP leader since February 2025 (interim from June 2024) and COO of Turning Point UK (Charlie Kirk's British branch). Former personal trainer turned political operator. Represents a key node in the US-UK far-right pipeline — Turning Point UK is the direct British franchise of Turning Point USA, importing US culture-war tactics, youth organising, and anti-trans/anti-woke messaging. Connected to Charlie Kirk (Turning Point USA founder), the broader CPAC/Heritage Foundation funding network (which also funds Posie Parker), and the UKIP-to-Reform UK right-wing electoral ecosystem. His dual role as UKIP leader and TPUK COO bridges street-level far-right politics with US-funded astroturf organising. Led UKIP into Tower Hamlets protests and anti-immigration campaigning. Represents the professionalisation of UK far-right activism through US conservative infrastructure. Overview Full Name: Nick Marcel Tenconi Born: 29 March 1984 Role: UKIP leader, COO of Turning Point UK, far-right activist Nationality: British Known For: UKIP leadership; Turning Point UK COO; US-UK far-right pipeline; Tower Hamlets protests Background Nick Tenconi is a British far-right political figure who has served as leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) since February 2025, having been interim leader from June 2024. He is also the Chief Operating Officer of Turning Point UK (TPUK), the British branch of Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA — a right-wing youth organisation funded by US conservative donors. Before politics, Tenconi worked as a personal trainer. He represents the professionalisation of UK far-right activism through US conservative infrastructure and funding. Timeline 1984: Born 29 March Pre-2020: Worked as a personal trainer 2020–2023: Rose through Turning Point UK ranks to COO Jun 2024: Became interim leader of UKIP 2025: Tower Hamlets protests — UKIP banned from demonstrating in the borough Feb 2025: Confirmed as permanent UKIP leader 2025–2026: Continued TPUK operations and UKIP campaigning Ideology & Positions Right-wing populism: anti-immigration, anti-woke, pro-Brexit US-UK culture war import: Turning Point UK mirrors TPUSA's focus on campus activism, "socialism vs freedom" framing, anti-trans messaging Anti-establishment: UKIP positioning as alternative to Conservative and Reform UK Personal responsibility/self-improvement framing (from personal trainer background) Funding & Affiliations Turning Point UK — COO; British franchise of Charlie Kirk's TPUSA (major US conservative donor funding) UKIP — party leader since 2025 Turning Point USA / Charlie Kirk — parent organisation; US funding pipeline CPAC / Heritage Foundation — overlapping funding network with Posie Parker, Michael Knowles, Matt Walsh Reform UK adjacency — shares voter base and anti-immigration tropes, though organisationally separate Political Career UKIP faced ten leadership changes in five years before Tenconi's stabilisation Tower Hamlets protests: UKIP-led anti-immigration demonstrations banned by local authorities TPUK campus activism: attempts to establish conservative student groups at UK universities, met with significant opposition Online Presence & Reach Turning Point UK: tpointuk.co.uk — organisation website and social media UKIP: ukip.org — party platform X/Twitter: Active in right-wing political discourse Lower personal profile than figures like Tommy Robinson or Posie Parker — operates as organisational/institutional operator rather than street activist Sources Wikipedia — Nick Tenconi Evening Standard — "Who is Nick Tenconi? Ukip protests banned from Tower Hamlets" UKIP — Leadership page Turning Point UK — Team page Nigel Farage Nigel Farage Semantic Summary British right-wing populist politician, Reform UK leader, and GB News presenter. Former UKIP leader and MEP — the defining figure of British Euroscepticism and the Brexit movement. Now leads Reform UK, the primary electoral vehicle for right-wing populism in Britain, polling competitively against Labour and Conservatives. GB News presenter gives him a direct media platform bypassing traditional political scrutiny. Key node connecting multiple far-right ecosystems: Reform UK donor network (Christopher Harborne £12M+, Ben Delo, fossil fuel billionaires), GB News/Paul Marshall media empire, CPAC/Trump international right-wing circuit, and the anti-immigration/anti-woke culture war. Connected to Tommy Robinson (shared anti-immigration audience but maintains distance), Elon Musk (amplification on X), Posie Parker (overlapping CPAC network), Donald Trump (personal relationship). Represents the "respectable" face of UK right-wing populism — laundering far-right tropes into mainstream political discourse through electoral legitimacy and media access. Overview Full Name: Nigel Paul Farage Born: 3 April 1964, Farnborough, Kent Role: Leader of Reform UK, GB News presenter, former UKIP leader, former MEP Nationality: British Known For: Brexit campaign; UKIP leadership 2006–2016; Reform UK leader; GB News primetime show; close relationship with Donald Trump Background Nigel Farage is the most successful right-wing populist politician in modern British history. A former commodities trader, he joined UKIP in 1993 and transformed it from a single-issue Eurosceptic party into a major electoral force, winning the 2014 European Parliament elections — the first time a party other than Labour or Conservatives had won a national election since 1906. He was the public face of the Leave campaign in the 2016 Brexit referendum. After Brexit, he formed the Brexit Party (later Reform UK) and returned to frontline politics in 2024, winning a parliamentary seat in Clacton and leading Reform UK to 4+ million votes. Timeline 1993: Joined UKIP 1999: Elected MEP for South East England 2006: Became UKIP leader 2014: UKIP won European Parliament elections — 24 MEPs, 27.5% of vote 2016: Key figure in Vote Leave Brexit campaign; resigned as UKIP leader after referendum 2018: Left UKIP; formed Brexit Party 2019: Brexit Party won European elections — 29 MEPs, 31.6% 2020: Brexit Party rebranded as Reform UK 2021: Joined GB News as primetime presenter 2024: Returned as Reform UK leader; won Clacton seat with 46.2% of vote; Reform UK received 4.1M votes (14.3%) 2024–2025: Reform UK surging in polls — regularly polling 20-25%, challenging Labour and Conservatives Nov 2025: Lord Anthony Bamford (JCB) donated £200K to Reform UK 2026: Reform UK received £4M from crypto billionaire Ben Delo; positioning as government-in-waiting Ideology & Positions Right-wing populism: anti-immigration, anti-establishment, nationalist "Take Back Control" — Brexit legacy framing applied to immigration, economy, culture Anti-net zero / climate scepticism: "net zero is an ideology of fear and destruction" (aligned with Paul Marshall) Anti-woke / culture war: opposition to "woke agenda," trans rights, "political correctness" Pro-Trump / US alignment: close personal relationship with Donald Trump; CPAC speaker "Remigration" adjacency: Reform UK mainstreams far-right immigration framing without explicitly using the term GB News platform: uses primetime show to campaign outside party-political broadcast rules Funding & Affiliations Reform UK — leader and majority shareholder (owns 53% of Reform UK Ltd) GB News — primetime presenter; part of Paul Marshall's right-wing media empire Christopher Harborne — Reform UK's largest donor (£12M+), crypto billionaire, Kwasi Kwarteng Bitcoin scheme links Ben Delo — crypto billionaire, £4M donation to Reform UK (2026) Lord Anthony Bamford (JCB) — £200K donation (Nov 2025) Donald Trump — personal relationship; US right-wing alignment CPAC — regular speaker; connects to same funding circuit as Posie Parker, Michael Knowles Elon Musk — enjoys amplification on X; Musk has praised Farage Fossil fuel funding — DeSmog investigation: Reform UK supported by oil and gas interests; exposure of these ties "significantly reduces party support" Political Influence Reform UK Ltd is structured as a company, not a traditional political party — Farage owns majority stake, giving him autocratic control Reform UK's electoral strategy: target "Red Wall" Labour seats, working-class voters, and disaffected Conservatives GB News provides unregulated campaign platform — blurs line between journalism and political campaigning Farage's personal brand transcends Reform UK: he is the most recognised British politician internationally after the Prime Minister Online Presence & Reach X/Twitter: @Nigel_Farage — 2M+ followers; highly active GB News: The Farage Show — primetime weeknights YouTube / Rumble: Clips and full episodes TikTok: Active — Reform UK targeting younger voters via short-form video Russian-backed networks amplified Farage content during 2024 election (Byline Times) Controversies & Criticism Reform UK Ltd structure: Farage's majority ownership criticised as anti-democratic — members have no voting rights Fossil fuel funding: DeSmog/Unearthed investigation documented oil and gas billionaire backing Russian amplification: Byline Times (2024) — Russian-backed networks amplified Farage content with false claims Southport riots: Accused of stoking anti-immigration sentiment that contributed to July 2024 far-right riots "Remigration" framing: Reform UK candidates and supporters use far-right terminology while Farage maintains plausible deniability GB News conflict of interest: Presenter salary + party leadership = de facto state-funded campaigning (via TV licence indirect funding debates) Sources Wikipedia: Nigel Farage DeSmog — "Revealed: The Trump donors, Reform-backing billionaires and oil companies funding the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship" (Jun 2026) Byline Times — "From Russia With Likes: Nigel Farage Dominates Social Media" (2024) Bureau of Investigative Journalism — Reform UK-linked Facebook group network (2024) BBC — "Bot or not: Are fake accounts swaying voters towards Reform UK?" (2024) openDemocracy — Koch brothers funding of UK think tanks linked to Farage/Reform network NYT — "Wealthy Conservatives as Donors Fund a..." (Mar 2025) Paul Golding Paul Golding Semantic Summary Leader of Britain First, the far-right political party known for anti-Islam street patrols, "Christian patrol" stunts, and mosque invasions. Served time for religiously aggravated harassment. Organises national marches. Declining influence but still active in the far-right demo circuit. T2/T3/T5 — mobiliser operating at the intersection of street movements, fringe party politics, and social media content. Connected to the broader anti-immigration protest network and overlaps with the auditor scene. Overview Role: Leader of Britain First Nationality: British Known For: Britain First leadership; anti-Islam demonstrations; mosque invasions; national marches Background Paul Golding is the longtime leader of Britain First, a fringe far-right political party formed in 2011 by former BNP members. The group gained notoriety for "Christian patrols" through Muslim-majority areas and mosque invasions livestreamed on social media. Golding has multiple criminal convictions including for religiously aggravated harassment. At its peak, Britain First had a significant Facebook presence before being banned from the platform. The group's influence has declined since the mid-2010s but Golding continues to organise national marches and maintains a presence in the far-right protest ecosystem. Tier Classification Tier 2 — Mobiliser: organises street-level movements, capitalising on social crises Tier 3 — Fringe political party leader seeking electoral viability Tier 5 — Content creator pipeline: events translate into viral digital content Affiliations Britain First (leader) Connected to broader anti-Islam protest network Overlaps with auditor/Youtube far-right scene at demonstrations Historical BNP links Sources Session history: prior Hermes research on UK far-right ecosystem Britain First coverage in Searchlight / HOPE not Hate Raise the Colours (RTC) Raise the Colours (RTC) Semantic Summary Raise the Colours (RTC) is a British far-right group that evolved from a summer 2025 flag-display campaign in Birmingham suburbs into an anti-migrant vigilantism operation with documented violence, international incidents, and a cascade of criminal charges against its core membership. Founded by Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley — with roots in the decentralised flagging movement originated by former EDL member Andy Currien — RTC built a Facebook following of approximately 180,000 while its members attached Union and St George's flags to lampposts, then escalated to travelling to northern France to slash migrant boats and harass refugees, resulting in a French government ban on 10 RTC-linked activists. By mid-2026, the group was in internal collapse: co-founder Stanley had vanished from public view, founding member Billy Allison was charged with murder after pub owner Matt O'Gara died from a punch outside his Lichfield bar, and RTC organiser Ben Cullen was charged with making indecent child images. Co-founder Bridge faced multiple arrests for racially aggravated harassment, wounding, and common assault, while a High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council in June 2026 prohibited Bridge, Cullen, Trudy Wells, and Kevin Good from flag-raising activities. The group has documented links to Tommy Robinson, Britain First, football hooligan firms including the Birmingham Zulu Warriors, and neo-Nazi elements, with Reform UK ties through Cullen. RTC's trajectory illustrates the rapid radicalisation arc from symbolic nationalism to cross-border vigilantism and serious violent crime. Type: Far-right street-level activist group Raise the Colours (RTC) is a far-right British street-level group founded in August 2025 by Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley, emerging from a decentralised flag-display movement originated by former EDL member Andy Currien. Beginning as a patriotic flag-raising campaign in Birmingham suburbs, RTC rapidly escalated into anti-migrant vigilantism in northern France, where members filmed themselves destroying migrant boats and harassing refugees on Normandy beaches. The group has around 180,000 Facebook followers and maintains links to Tommy Robinson's network, Britain First (which donated 75% of its flag stock), football hooligan firms including the Birmingham Zulu Warriors and Chelsea Headhunters, and Reform UK via Ben Cullen. By mid-2026, the group was in internal collapse: co-founder Stanley disappeared, multiple members defected citing extremism, and core figures faced serious criminal charges — Billy Allison charged with murder, Ben Cullen charged with making indecent child images, and Ryan Bridge arrested for racially aggravated harassment, wounding, and common assault. In June 2026, Oxfordshire County Council secured a landmark High Court injunction against four RTC members, the first of its kind. The group's trajectory from symbolic nationalism to violent extremism and criminality has been extensively documented by HOPE not Hate, the BBC, The Guardian, and Le Monde. Status: Active (ongoing legal cases, internal defections) Founded: August 2025 Founders: Ryan Bridge, Elliott Stanley (co-founders); Andrew "Andy" Currien (originator of Operation Raise the Colours decentralised flagging movement) Location: Birmingham (origin), spread across West Midlands, Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, and southern England Social Media: Facebook (~180K followers), Instagram, X (Twitter) Slogan: "Stopping the boats" Overview Raise the Colours (RTC) is a British far-right group whose members attach Union and St George's flags to lampposts and public infrastructure — and whose activities escalated from flagging into anti-migrant vigilantism in France, street confrontations in English towns, and a series of serious criminal charges against its members. What began in summer 2025 as a "patriotic" flag-display campaign in Birmingham suburbs rapidly evolved. By late 2025, RTC members were travelling to northern France to slash migrant boats and harass refugees. By spring 2026, the group's co-founder was arrested for wounding, a founding member was charged with murder, and a leading Oxfordshire organiser was charged with making indecent images of children. The group has been characterised as far-right by HOPE not Hate, the BBC, The Guardian, Le Monde, and Wikipedia. Despite claiming to be a "grassroots movement for unity", RTC has been linked to Tommy Robinson's network, Britain First, football hooligan firms, and neo-Nazi imagery. As of June 2026, the group is in a state of internal collapse. Co-founder Elliott Stanley has not been seen in months. Former members have publicly defected citing extremism. Multiple members face active criminal proceedings. "From pastors to flagshaggers, the hard right has a history of pedophilia. Raise the Colours figure, Ben Cullen, accused of making indecent child images." — Bluesky post, 30 June 2026 Origins and Founding The flag-raising movement began as a decentralised campaign called Operation Raise the Colours in August 2025, originated by former English Defence League member Andrew "Andy" Currien . Multiple independent groups and individuals adopted the name. Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley — two men from Birmingham and north Worcestershire — formed Raise the Colours as a formalised group in response to this broader decentralised movement. The group began collecting financial donations to fund flag purchases and cherry-picker hire. Bridge told the BBC his grandparents had a tea service featuring Prince Charles and Princess Diana, adding that "as a cub scout he walked down the high street waving the same colours". Stanley told The Telegraph in September 2025: "I started the movement in south Birmingham and it's gone national." Membership and Structure RTC has no formal legal structure. Bridge told reporters he was registering with Companies House in October 2025, but as of November 2025 no company had been registered under the name. The group is built around a core of named individuals, with fluid membership and a social-media-driven following of ~180,000 on Facebook. Core members (identified by HOPE not Hate and media investigations): Ryan Bridge — Co-founder, Birmingham. Multiple arrests. Currently isolated after members defected. Elliott Stanley — Co-founder. Runs a tanning business. Former director of Sex Doll Official. Absent from RTC activity since early 2026. Billy Allison — Founding member, Solihull. Charged with murder of pub owner Matt O'Gara (May 2026). Ben Cullen — Oxfordshire branch leader. Charged with making indecent child images (June 2026). Subject of High Court injunction. Trudy Wells — RTC Oxfordshire admin. Named in High Court injunction. Kevin Good — Witney, Oxfordshire. Named in High Court injunction (did not attend court). Previously jailed 9 years for violent assault (2017). Jordan Wheatley — Stafford area. Alleged involvement in West Midlands drugs gang (HOPE not Hate). Mark Keating — RTC "head of security". Filmed in violent confrontations in Stirchley. Julian Joseph Keane ("JJ"/"Elon") — RTC driver. Organised protests against asylum-seeker accommodation in Sutton Coldfield. Ross Childs — Lichfield anti-migrant activist. Performed at Tommy Robinson's 2025 Christmas carol event. "Angloid" — 18-year-old ethnonationalist who espouses Great Replacement theory on X. Former members who have left (cited in The i Paper, June 2026) include Danny "Tommo" Thomas , who fell out with Bridge and Stanley after the France trips, and multiple unnamed figures who said the group had become "the Ryan Bridge show" and was about "boosting his social media popularity". Activity Timeline August–October 2025: Flagging Phase Flags appear on lamp posts across Birmingham suburbs (Stirchley, Harborne, Moseley, Alvechurch, Barnt Green, Blackwell) and Worcestershire villages. Council highways authorities warn the group they are breaking the law. Residents report feeling intimidated. November–December 2025: France Vigilantism RTC members travel to northern France, film themselves searching for and slashing migrant boats, and harassing refugees in Calais and Paris. They state the "indigenous white population" is being "replaced in our own country". The group is joined by Tommy Robinson associate Danny Thomas and former football hooligan Jason Marriner. Le Monde reports: "Although these British far-right activists remain few on the ground, their Facebook group Raise the Colours counts nearly 180,000 followers." January 2026: France Travel Ban The French interior ministry bans 10 RTC-linked activists from entering France. The group is accused of "searching for and destroying small boats" and engaging in "propaganda activity". March 2026: Ryan Bridge Arrested in Oxford Bridge arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated harassment after an RTC flagging visit to Oxford. May 2026: Stirchley Hit-and-Run and Billy Allison Murder Charge A van with RTC logos hits a pedestrian in Stirchley, breaking his leg. The driver leaves the scene. Police seize a van from the location of Bridge's business the following day. Bridge arrested in London on suspicion of wounding. Billy Allison charged with murder and Section 18 GBH after pub owner Matt O'Gara dies from a punch outside his bar in Lichfield. HOPE not Hate publishes "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" — the most comprehensive public profile of the group. June 2026: High Court Injunction, Brighton Arrest, Internal Collapse 3 June — RTC members attend the Henry Nowak murder far-right convergence in Southampton. 4 June — The i Paper reports vigilantes defecting from RTC, citing extremism. A former member says: "I genuinely wish I had never entertained doing what we did." 14 June — Ryan Bridge arrested again at an anti-immigration protest in Brighton on suspicion of common assault. 23 June — Oxfordshire County Council secures High Court injunction against Bridge, Cullen, Wells, and Good. They agree to stop raising flags on public infrastructure. 27 June — The Guardian reports the injunction as a landmark legal victory, noting contractors removing flags wore balaclavas and used unmarked vans to avoid confrontations. 30 June — Ben Cullen charged with 3 counts of making indecent images of children (Categories A, B, C). Due at Reading Crown Court 1 July 2026. Internal Collapse By June 2026, RTC was in significant decline: Elliott Stanley (co-founder) — "has not been featured in months" (The i Paper) Danny Thomas — left the group after falling out with Bridge Multiple former members — defected, with one telling The i Paper: "It's a shame because it was something that was patriotic, but I'm even questioning what patriotism is now" Isolation — Bridge appears to be increasingly isolated, with family members telling him they were glad he had been arrested New recruits — newer faces appearing in RTC videos include a man who posted content with "Aryan Power" banners and neo-Nazi symbols Political Stance and Connections RTC has been characterised as far-right by monitoring organisations, media, and Wikipedia. It has links to: Tommy Robinson — has shared the group's social media posts Britain First — donated 75% of its flag stock to RTC operations in August 2025 Reform UK — Ben Cullen specifically noted as having "close ties to Reform UK" (Eynsham Parish Council, Dec 2025) Football hooligan firms — Bridge associated with Birmingham Zulu Warriors; group appealed to "firms" to join France vigilante actions Restore Britain — some former RTC members became backers The group has been criticised by Church of England bishops for co-opting Christian imagery. Its website states it is a "grassroots movement that has grown into a campaign to cover Britain in symbols of unity and patriotism". Key Criminal Charges Against Members (as of 30 June 2026) Member Charge Status Billy Allison Murder + Section 18 GBH (Matt O'Gara) Remanded in custody, trial Oct 2026 Ryan Bridge Racially aggravated harassment (Oxford) Pending Ryan Bridge Wounding (Stirchley hit-and-run) Pending Ryan Bridge Common assault (Brighton) Pending Ben Cullen 3x making indecent child images (Cat A, B, C) Due 1 July 2026 Kevin Good Previously served 9 years for violent assault (2017) Served Media Coverage Key investigative sources: HOPE not Hate (May 2026): "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" — comprehensive member-by-member investigation HOPE not Hate (Jan 2026): Press briefing on RTC France activities The i Paper (Jun 2026): "Vigilantes defect from Raise the Colours as it descends into anti-migrant extremism" The Guardian (Jun 2026): Coverage of High Court injunction and Oxfordshire council's legal victory BBC News (May 2026): "How the row over flags in Birmingham reached boiling point" Le Monde (Dec 2025): "On France's coast, far-right British activists try to stop migrant crossings" Byline Times (Jun 2026): "The Neo-Nazi and Far-Right Coalition that Converged on Southampton over Henry Nowak's Murder" Birmingham Dispatch : Investigation of Bridge's business dealings Related Profiles Ryan Bridge Billy Allison Ben Cullen Trudy Wells Kevin Good Jordan Wheatley Mark Keating Sources Wikipedia: "Raise the Colours (organisation)" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raise_the_Colours_(organisation) Wikipedia: "Operation Raise the Colours" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Raise_the_Colours HOPE not Hate: "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" (25 May 2026) https://hopenothate.org.uk/2026/05/25/raise-the-colours-who-are-the-playground-bullies-plaguing-british-streets/ HOPE not Hate: "Press Briefing: Raise the Colours" (20 Jan 2026) https://hopenothate.org.uk/2026/01/20/press-briefing-raise-the-colours/ HOPE not Hate: "Operation Raise the Colours Organised by Well-Known Far-Right Extremists" (22 Aug 2025) https://hopenothate.org.uk/2025/08/22/operation-raise-the-colours-organised-by-well-known-far-right-extremists/ The i Paper: "Vigilantes defect from Raise the Colours as it descends into anti-migrant extremism" (4 Jun 2026) https://inews.co.uk/news/raise-the-colours-extremism-vigilantes-leave-4454270 The i Paper: "Inside the flag wars with anti-migrant vigilantes tearing apart UK villages" (26 Dec 2025) https://inews.co.uk/news/inside-flag-wars-anti-migrant-vigilantes-uk-4086259 The Guardian: "'Not a culture war': the council that won its case over England flags on lampposts" (27 Jun 2026) https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/27/oxfordshire-council-high-court-injunction-raise-the-colours-nationalist-flags The Guardian: "Nationalist group leaders agree to stop hoisting St George's flags" (23 Jun 2026) https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/23/nationalist-group-stop-hoisting-st-george-flags-oxfordshire-court-injunction BBC News: "How the row over flags in Birmingham reached boiling point" (24 May 2026) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c072x8p03d1o BBC News: "The questions about St George's and union jack flags lining English streets" (24 Aug 2025) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx271162ee3o BBC News: "'Incomprehensible void' left by death of Lichfield pub boss" (29 May 2026) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9365119eyqo Le Monde: "On France's coast, far-right British activists try to stop migrant crossings" (7 Dec 2025) https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2025/12/07/on-france-s-coast-far-right-british-activists-try-to-stop-migrant-crossings_6748242_7.html France24: "Stop the boats: British far-right activists accused of harassing migrants in Calais" (11 Dec 2025) https://www.france24.com/en/france/20251211-stop-the-boats-british-far-right-activists-accused-of-harassing-migrants-in-calais ISD Global: "Anti-migrant vigilantes associated with Operation Raise the Colours banned from France" (14 Jan 2026) https://www.isdglobal.org/media-mention/anti-migrant-vigilantes-associated-with-operation-raise-the-colours-banned-from-france/ NBC News: "English flag campaign: Patriotism or far-right aggression?" (29 Aug 2025) https://www.nbcnews.com/world/united-kingdom/english-flag-campaign-patriotism-far-right-rcna227947 Byline Times: "The Neo-Nazi and Far-Right Coalition that Converged on Southampton" (3 Jun 2026) https://bylinetimes.com/2026/06/03/the-neo-nazi-and-far-right-coalition-that-converged-on-southampton-over-henry-nowaks-murder/ Birmingham Dispatch: "Raise the Colours founder charged with murder" (1 Jun 2026) https://www.birminghamdispatch.co.uk/raise-the-colours-founder-charged-with-murder/ Oxford Mail: "Wallingford divided over flying of England and Union flags" (15 Feb 2026) https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/25838217.wallingford-divided-flying-england-union-flags/ Socialist Worker: "The far right figures behind national flags campaign" (21 Aug 2025) https://socialistworker.co.uk/anti-racism/the-far-right-figures-behind-national-flags-campaign/ Notes As of 30 June 2026, RTC has three active criminal cases against core members (murder, indecent child images, multiple assault/wounding charges) The group's Facebook page still has ~180K followers but internal membership has collapsed Oxfordshire County Council's High Court injunction is the first of its kind in the UK and may set a precedent for other councils Bridge has attempted to distance RTC from Ben Cullen following the child image charges, claiming Cullen was "not affiliated" — contradicting extensive photographic evidence The group's shift from flagging to vigilantism in France represents a significant escalation pattern tracked by multiple international media outlets Rikki Doolan Rikki Doolan Semantic Summary Rikki Doolan is a pentecostal pastor at Spirit Embassy church in Tottenham, North London, who has emerged as the most prominent Christian nationalist figure within Tommy Robinson's inner circle, forging an unprecedented bridge between charismatic Christianity and the UK far-right. Best known for leading Robinson to Christ while Robinson was imprisoned in 2025, Doolan has become a fixture at Unite the Kingdom rallies — speaking from the main stage, leading prayers and worship, and claiming "hundreds of thousands" received salvation at these events. His signature declaration that "Jesus Christ supports border control" encapsulates the fusion of pentecostal theology with anti-immigration politics that defines his ministry. Doolan organised the "Put Christ back into Christmas" carol concert with Robinson in December 2025, baptised Robinson associates in the River Jordan in Israel alongside fellow Christian right figure Ceirion Dewar, and defended the UTK Christmas event on BBC Radio 4. The Guardian describes him as a "Christian nationalist pastor" and one of the "worst offenders" at the May 2026 UTK rally. His Spirit Embassy church blends Zimbabwean-origin pentecostalism with prophetic declarations over Britain, NAR-adjacent revivalist eschatology, and attacks on Islam, immigration, and LGBT+ rights. Doolan represents the most developed theological arm of the UK far-right's attempt to co-opt Christian imagery and legitimacy, providing spiritual cover for Robinson's political project. Platform: YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter) Rikki Doolan is a Pentecostal minister at Spirit Embassy church in Tottenham, North London, who has become Tommy Robinson's personal pastor and one of the most influential Christian nationalist figures in the UK far right. He claims to have led Robinson to Christ while the activist was imprisoned in 2025, a conversion that became a central motif of Robinson's rebranding and was covered by the BBC, The Guardian, and Premier Christianity. Doolan is a regular main-stage speaker at Unite the Kingdom rallies, where The Guardian described him as one of the "worst offenders." His signature line — "Jesus Christ supports border control" — encapsulates the fusion of Pentecostal worship with anti-immigration politics. He organises mass baptisms in Israel alongside Bishop Ceirion Dewar and runs "Put Christ back into Christmas" events with Robinson. His YouTube channel (20K subscribers, 436 videos) and Instagram (110K followers) broadcast a blend of gospel music, political sermons, and prophetic declarations over Britain. Doolan's British-Zimbabwean background and NAR-adjacent theology position him within both the UK's African Pentecostal diaspora and the global Christian nationalist movement. His pastoral relationship with Robinson is the single most important religious legitimisation of the British far right — transforming a convicted fraudster and street brawler into a born-again Christian nationalist figurehead. Category: Christian Nationalist / Pentecostal Pastor / Tommy Robinson Inner Circle Status: Active Real Name: Rikki Doolan Location: Tottenham, North London YouTube: @realrikkidoolan (~20K subscribers, 436 videos) Instagram: @realrikkidoolan (~110K followers) TikTok: @rikkidoolanreal Church: Spirit Embassy (Tottenham, London) Monikers: "Christian nationalist pastor" (The Guardian), "Tommy Robinson's pastor" Overview Rikki Doolan is a pentecostal minister at Spirit Embassy church in Tottenham, North London, who has become one of the most prominent Christian nationalist figures in the UK far-right ecosystem. He is best known as the pastor who led Tommy Robinson to Christ while Robinson was in prison in 2025. He is a regular presence at Tommy Robinson events, speaking from the main stage at Unite the Kingdom rallies. The Guardian describes him as "Christian nationalist pastor Rikki Doolan" and one of the "worst offenders" at the May 2026 UTK rally. His YouTube channel tagline is: "For God and For Country ✝️🇬🇧 — Jesus Christ supports border control." Key Activities Led Tommy Robinson to Christ (2025): Visited Robinson in prison; announced Robinson's conversion publicly Unite the Kingdom rallies (Sept 2025, May 2026): Main stage speaker; led prayers and worship River Jordan baptism: Baptised Tommy Robinson associates in Israel alongside Ceirion Dewar "Put Christ back into Christmas" carol concert (Dec 2025): Organised with Tommy Robinson Mass salvation declarations: Claimed "hundreds of thousands" received Jesus at UTK events BBC Radio 4 appearance (Dec 2025): Defended the UTK Christmas event Spirit Embassy church: Runs his own congregation in Tottenham blending pentecostal worship with far-right political messaging Content Style Doolan's YouTube content mixes: Christian worship music (he is also a gospel artist under @GoodNewsMusicofficial) Political sermons defending Tommy Robinson and attacking Islam, immigration, and LGBT+ rights Prophetic declarations over Britain Live streams every Monday at 7pm His signature line — "Jesus Christ supports border control" — encapsulates the fusion of pentecostal theology with anti-immigration politics. Theological Position Pentecostal Christian Spirit Embassy church (British-Zimbabwean pentecostal origins) NAR-adjacent — prophetic declarations, revivalist eschatology Christo-nationalist: sees Britain as a Christian nation under threat "We are not waiting for the revival, we are the revival" Sources The Guardian — Tommy Robinson says he found Jesus in prison (Dec 2025) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/28/tommy-robinson-says-he-found-jesus-in-prison-churches-disagree-about-how-to-respond Premier Christianity — Why is this pastor standing up for Tommy Robinson? (Nov 2024) https://www.premierchristianity.com/opinion/why-is-this-pastor-standing-up-for-tommy-robinson/18446.article Premier Christian News — Pastor says he led Tommy Robinson to Christ (Sept 2025) https://premierchristian.news/en/news/article/tommy-robinson-led-to-christ Sky News — The rise of Christian nationalism in Britain (Nov 2025) https://news.sky.com/story/the-rise-of-christian-nationalism-in-britain-13465800 Rikki Doolan YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@realrikkidoolan Ryan Bridge Ryan Bridge Semantic Summary Ryan Bridge is the co-founder and de facto frontman of Raise the Colours (RTC), the British far-right group whose trajectory from flag-display nationalism to anti-migrant vigilantism has made Bridge one of the most arrest-burdened figures in the UK far-right landscape. A 44-year-old from Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, with roots in the Birmingham Zulu Warriors football hooligan firm and a pending trial over an alleged Spanish holiday food-poisoning claims scam, Bridge co-founded RTC with Elliott Stanley in summer 2025. Under his leadership, the group escalated from attaching flags to lampposts in Birmingham suburbs to travelling to northern France to slash migrant boats, resulting in a French government ban. By mid-2026, Bridge had been arrested on four separate occasions: in Oxford for racially aggravated harassment, in London for wounding related to the Stirchley hit-and-run that broke a pedestrian's leg, and in Brighton for common assault — all while named in a High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council. His inner circle collapsed around him: co-founder Stanley disappeared, founding member Billy Allison was charged with murder, organiser Ben Cullen was charged with making indecent child images, and former members defected publicly, with one telling The i Paper, "I genuinely wish I had never entertained doing what we did." Bridge's increasing isolation — with family members telling him they were glad he was arrested — and his desperate appeals for "even just a pound" as the group's finances evaporated mark RTC's disintegration. Platform: Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube Ryan Bridge, 44, of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, is the co-founder and de facto frontman of Raise the Colours, the far-right group that emerged from Birmingham in summer 2025 to become Britain's most prominent anti-migrant vigilante network. A former football hooligan with the Birmingham Zulu Warriors firm, Bridge pivoted from personal injury claims businesses (including a Spanish holiday food-poisoning scam awaiting trial) to far-right activism, co-founding RTC with Elliott Stanley. Under Bridge's leadership, the group escalated from flag-raising on lampposts to cross-Channel vigilantism in France — where he filmed himself wading into the sea screaming at migrants and spoke of the "indigenous white population" being "replaced" — triggering a French entry ban on 10 members. By mid-2026 Bridge had been arrested four times: for racially aggravated harassment (Oxford), wounding (Stirchley hit-and-run), and common assault (Brighton). He was named in a High Court injunction banning flag-raising in Oxfordshire. As other members defected, faced murder charges, or were charged with child sex offences, Bridge became increasingly isolated — his own family reportedly told him they were glad he had been arrested. His trajectory illustrates how far-right street activism's performative patriotism masks cascading criminality, internal betrayal, and personal disintegration. Category: Far-right activist / Anti-migrant vigilantism / Far-right media Status: Active Real Name: Ryan Bridge Age: 44 (as of 2026) Location: Bromsgrove, Worcestershire (originally Birmingham) Channel URL / Handle: Raise the Colours (Facebook / Instagram / X) Subscribers/Follower counts: Unknown Monikers: None known Overview Ryan Bridge is the co-founder of Raise the Colours (RTC) , a British far-right group that rose to public prominence in England in autumn 2025. The group attaches Union and England flags to lampposts across English towns and cities, and has increasingly engaged in anti-migrant vigilantism, including travelling to northern France to harass migrants and destroy boats. Bridge is the de facto frontman of the group and, as of mid-2026, its most prominent member as co-founder Elliott Stanley has not been featured in months and other members have defected citing extremism. Bridge has been arrested multiple times in 2026 alone: in Oxford (March 2026) on suspicion of racially aggravated harassment; in London (May 2026) on suspicion of wounding related to the Stirchley hit-and-run; in Brighton (June 2026) on suspicion of common assault. He was also named in a High Court injunction in June 2026, agreeing to stop putting up flags in Oxfordshire. His background includes alleged involvement in a Spanish holiday food-poisoning claims scam awaiting trial, business activities in personal injury claims, and association with the Birmingham Zulu Warriors football firm. The group has been characterised by Hope not Hate, Searchlight, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, and mainstream media as a far-right anti-migrant vigilante operation. Bridge is described as increasingly isolated, with family members telling him they were glad he had been arrested. Background Ryan Bridge grew up in Birmingham and has described himself as coming from a working-class family. He told the BBC that his grandparents had a tea service featuring the then Prince Charles and Princess Diana, and that as a cub scout he walked down the high street waving the same colours. He owns a house in Bromsgrove reported to be worth £600,000. Bridge is associated with the Birmingham Zulu Warriors , a football hooligan firm linked to Birmingham City F.C. He has previously been arrested and banned from attending football matches for three years as a result of violence involving Aston Villa and Manchester United supporters. According to Hope not Hate, Bridge has spoken of his fascination with the "violent side" of football as a teenager, describing fights as "the best buzz in the world… better than anything". He told GB News that he and Elliott Stanley are "normal, working class Birmingham businessmen". Bridge has said that members of Raise the Colours are all fans of Birmingham City F.C. Business Activities Bridge has created a number of companies operating in the compensation claims sector: Nationwide Personal Injury Specialists — a personal injury claims company UK Holiday Claims Ltd — registered in 2016 but dissolved two years later, with no accounts filed Around the time UK Holiday Claims was operating, Bridge was named by Spanish police as suspected of being involved in a scam that encouraged holidaymakers to submit false food-poisoning compensation claims in return for a share of any proceeds. Messages were sent through a WhatsApp group named "UK Holiday Claims". A court instruction names Bridge among those allegedly involved in processing false food-poisoning claims. As of October 2025, the case was awaiting trial. In 2018, the Sunday Mirror reported that Bridge was "at the centre of a probe into allegations that British tourists were encouraged to make bogus compensation claims". Eight Brits were charged over the fake Spanish holiday food-poisoning scam in January 2023. In May 2026, Bridge asked social media followers to donate "even just a pound" because "the kitty's empty", suggesting the group had spent through tens of thousands of pounds of donations. The i Paper reported the group's fundraising had turned into pleas to help pay legal fees. Arrests and Legal Issues Spanish Food-Poisoning Claims Scam (Awaiting Trial) Bridge was named by Spanish police as suspected of involvement in a holiday sickness fraud scheme. As of 2025, the case remained awaiting trial . Oxford Arrest — Racially Aggravated Harassment (March/April 2026) On 31 March 2026, Bridge was arrested in Oxford on suspicion of causing religiously and racially aggravated harassment, alarm or distress after Raise the Colours put up flags on Abingdon Road despite a formal legal notice from Oxfordshire County Council. He was released on bail the following day after 18.5 hours in custody, with a condition not to visit Oxfordshire. In a Facebook video, he described the arrest as "the world's gone mad". London / Stirchley Arrest — Suspicion of Wounding (May 2026) On 14 May 2026, a confrontation in Stirchley, Birmingham, escalated when a van reportedly bearing a Raise the Colours logo hit a local resident, leaving him with a broken leg requiring surgery. The van was seized from the location of Bridge's business the following day. Two days later, on 16 May 2026, Bridge was arrested in London ahead of the Unite the Kingdom march on suspicion of wounding in connection with the Stirchley incident. A second man (aged 52) was also arrested in Birmingham on the same charge. Both were released on bail under strict conditions. Bridge denies any wrongdoing. A French documentary team was present during the Stirchley flag-raising and captured Bridge's arrest in London. High Court Injunction — Oxfordshire (June 2026) In June 2026, Oxfordshire County Council sought and received a High Court injunction against the unauthorised attachment of flags on or near public highways. Bridge, along with Ben Cullen, Trudy Wells and Kevin Good, agreed to stop putting up flags in Oxfordshire and "also agreed not to encourage others to put flags up, and not to obstruct any council worker or contractor taking them down". Bridge described the injunction as "horrendous". Brighton Arrest — Common Assault (June 2026) On 13 June 2026, Bridge was arrested at an anti-immigration protest in Brighton organised by South East Patriots, where he was listed as a speaker. He was arrested on suspicion of common assault and conditionally bailed until 14 July. Footage showed him being struck in the face by a masked counter-protester before being led away by Sussex Police. Eight people were arrested in total at the protest. Football Ban Bridge has previously been banned from attending football matches for three years due to violence related to Aston Villa and Manchester United supporters, associated with his involvement in the Birmingham Zulu Warriors football firm. Raise the Colours Activity Founding and Flag-Raising Raise the Colours was co-founded by Ryan Bridge and Elliott Stanley in summer 2025. The group emerged from a broader decentralised flagging movement begun by former English Defence League member Andy Currien. Bridge and Stanley formed the group to put up Union and England flags on lampposts in suburbs of Birmingham (Stirchley, Harborne, Moseley) and villages in Worcestershire (Alvechurch, Barnt Green, Blackwell), without highways authority permission. Anti-Migrant Vigilantism in France From November 2025, the group escalated from symbolic flagging to extra-territorial vigilantism along the Normandy coast. Bridge filmed himself wading into the sea shouting at migrants boarding dinghies, speaking about the "indigenous white population" being "replaced". The group called for "firms" (football hooligan groups) to join them. They posted videos of themselves destroying small boats' engines. Bridge was joined on visits to France by former Tommy Robinson bodyguard Danny "Tommo" Thomas (who later fell out with Bridge and left the group). They travelled to Paris, filming themselves harassing homeless migrants. Bridge brandished a homemade press card, falsely claiming to be from "the press association". On one visit, former Chelsea Headhunters leader Jason Marriner joined them. In January 2026, the French interior ministry banned 10 British nationals from entering or residing in France, labelling them "far-right activists". Bridge was among those banned. Stirchley Confrontations Raise the Colours repeatedly returned to Stirchley to replace flags taken down by residents, using a cherry picker. Video footage from 14 May 2026 showed Bridge shouting that he wants to "get immigrants out of our fucking country". Another masked man in a Raise the Colours hoodie was seen grabbing the face covering of a woman from an ethnic minority, and punching out at residents. The confrontation escalated to the hit-and-run incident. Henry Nowak Protest Current and former Raise the Colours members attended the violent protest in Southampton on 3 June 2026 following the murder of Henry Nowak. A video from the crowd was posted to the group's social media, showing protesters throwing a bin towards police. Evolution of Membership By June 2026, several members had left Raise the Colours. The i Paper reported: Elliott Stanley (co-founder) "has not been featured in months" Danny Thomas left the group after a split with Bridge, the two trading violent threats in leaked voice notes Former members said the group became "the Ryan Bridge show" focused on boosting his social media popularity One former member said: "I genuinely wish I had never entertained doing what we did because it hasn't worked out as we originally envisioned" Bridge appears to be increasingly isolated , saying in one video that family members had told him they were glad he had been arrested and urging him to stop Newer faces appearing in clips include a man who posted a video doing a fist-salute while holding an "Aryan Power" banner and wearing neo-nazi symbols Related Figures Elliott Stanley — Co-founder of Raise the Colours; former director of Sex Doll Official; not featured in months as of mid-2026 Danny "Tommo" Thomas — Former member; Tommy Robinson associate; convicted of attempted kidnapping (2016); fell out with Bridge; now runs his own boat-based anti-migrant vigilante operation Tommy Robinson — Far-right figurehead who has shared Raise the Colours' social media posts and been linked to their activities Billy Allison — Raise the Colours member charged with murder and GBH with intent (Lichfield bar incident, May 2026); due to stand trial October 2026 Jason Marriner — Former Chelsea Headhunters leader who joined the group on visits to France Ben Cullen — Raise the Colours member from Oxford; named in High Court injunction Andy Currien — Former EDL member who began the broader decentralised flagging movement that preceded Raise the Colours Restore Britain — New ultra-right-wing political party that some former Raise the Colours members have backed Richard Tice — Reform UK MP who accused the Liberal Democrats of hating patriotism after the Oxfordshire injunction Andrew Bridgen — Rejoined Reform UK after praising Bridge and calling for support for the group (per Wikipedia references) Legal / Platform Issues Awaiting trial — Spanish food-poisoning claims scam (alleged) March 2026 — Arrested in Oxford (suspicion of racially/religiously aggravated harassment); bailed with conditions April 2026 — Received formal legal notice from Oxfordshire County Council May 2026 — Arrested in London (suspicion of wounding, Stirchley hit-and-run); bailed under strict conditions; van seized from his business premises June 2026 — High Court injunction; agreed to stop putting up flags in Oxfordshire June 2026 — Arrested in Brighton (suspicion of common assault); conditionally bailed Football ban — Banned from matches for three years for violence French ban — Among 10 British nationals banned from entering France Bail conditions — Excluded from Oxfordshire (April) and subject to "strict conditions" (May) Sources Wikipedia — "Raise the Colours (organisation)" — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raise_the_Colours_(organisation) Wikipedia — "Operation Raise the Colours" — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Raise_the_Colours The Guardian — "UK flag-raising group leader arrested on suspicion of causing 'alarm and distress'" (Neha Gohil, 2 Apr 2026) The Guardian — "Man hit by van in Birmingham after residents take down union flags" (Neha Gohil, 15 May 2026) The Guardian — "Nationalist group leaders agree to stop hoisting St George's flags in Oxfordshire" (Matthew Weaver, 23 Jun 2026) The i Paper — "Vigilantes defect from Raise the Colours as it descends into anti-migrant extremism" (Sanya Burgess, 4 Jun 2026) BBC News — "Legal letters and TV cameras: How the row over flags in Birmingham reached boiling point" (Rebecca Woods & Eleanor Lawson, 24 May 2026) BBC News — "Man injured in hit-and-run after flags clash" (15 May 2026) Birmingham Mail — "Raise the Colours co-founder Ryan Bridge 'arrested' during protest clash" (14 Jun 2026) Birmingham Mail — "Ryan Bridge speaks of London arrest as man in hospital after hit-and-run crash" (Ben Perrin, 18 May 2026) The Canary — "Raise the Colours' Ryan Bridge bailed after assault at protest" (15 Jun 2026) Oxford Mail — "Ryan Bridge speaks of London arrest after Oxford incident" (20 May 2026) The Mirror — "Flag campaign chief praised by Tommy Robinson facing jail over Spanish holiday sickness scam" (22 Nov 2025) Hope not Hate — "Raise the Colours: Who are the playground bullies plaguing British streets?" (25 May 2026) [behind Cloudflare] Searchlight Magazine — Coverage of Bridge and Thomas split The Dispatch (Birmingham) — "Red flags: The non-existent company behind Brum's Union Jacks" (Kate Knowles, 3 Oct 2025) Instagram / X — Raise the Colours social media channels Notes Bridge's age (44) is drawn from multiple police statements referring to a "44-year-old man from Worcestershire/Worcestershire" The HOPE not Hate profile (25 May 2026) was behind Cloudflare and could not be extracted directly; material from it is cited via the Wikipedia article which references it Bridge's exact subscriber/follower counts across platforms are not publicly known Status as of June 2026: Active and posting on social media despite multiple arrests and legal restrictions The group's financial situation appears precarious; Bridge appealed for small donations in May 2026 Sam (First Hotel Auditor) Sam (First Hotel Auditor) Semantic Summary Sam, operating as "First Hotel Auditor" on YouTube with approximately 15,200 subscribers, claims historical priority as the originator of the asylum hotel audit format — a content genre that by 2025 had become a lucrative niche populated by creators like Yorkshire Rose, DJE Media, and AY Audits. The channel's core claim — being the first person to film inside a UK asylum hotel — positions Sam as the pioneer of a format subsequently adopted and scaled by others, though the relatively modest subscriber count and limited media profile suggest the channel did not capitalise on this first-mover status to the degree that later entrants did. Sam was featured in Channel 4 News's September 2025 investigation "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" and referenced in East Anglia Bylines' coverage of the phenomenon, placing the channel within the documented ecosystem without the same level of public scrutiny applied to higher-profile auditors. The creator's real identity remains undisclosed, making Sam one of the more anonymous figures in a scene where real names and criminal records frequently surface through antifascist research. The channel's approximately 180 videos and sustained activity since early 2024 indicate consistent output, though the lack of significant new developments in 2026 research suggests a plateau rather than the growth trajectories of figures like Wesley Winter or News Now Yorkshire. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Anti-migrant / Auditor Status: Active Real Name: Sam (surname not publicly disclosed) Subscribers: ~15.2K Videos: ~180 Channel Creation: Active since at least early 2024 Overview Sam First Hotel Auditor is a UK-based YouTuber who claims to be the first person to film inside an asylum hotel in the UK. The channel focuses on auditing migrant accommodation and has been credited with pioneering the "asylum hotel audit" format that has since been adopted by numerous other creators. Relatively little personal information is publicly available about the creator, making them one of the more anonymous figures in the UK auditing ecosystem. Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@SamFirstHotelAuditor Notable Content Claims to be the first person to audit/film inside UK asylum hotels Videos documenting migrant accommodation across the UK Confrontational filming at hotels housing asylum seekers Content focusing on taxpayer funding of migrant hotels Pioneered the asylum hotel audit format now used by many creators Context The "asylum hotel audit" phenomenon emerged in 2023-2024 as right-wing content creators began visiting and filming hotels contracted by the Home Office to house asylum seekers. Sam claims to have originated this format, which has since become a lucrative content niche with multiple creators generating significant viewership and revenue. Controversies Part of the broader "migrant hunter" phenomenon documented by HOPE not hate and Channel 4 News Content criticized as harassing vulnerable asylum seekers for clicks and revenue Featured in Channel 4 News investigation (September 2025) on "the lucrative industry of online auditors targeting migrant hotels" Media Coverage Channel 4 News (September 2025): "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" East Anglia Bylines (September 2025): "Lucrative hate: YouTubers target migrant hotels for clicks" Channel Statistics Subscribers: ~15,200 Videos: ~180 Active since: Early 2024 (approximately) Content style: Pioneering format of asylum hotel audits Notes Limited public information is available about this creator's real identity, background, or specific legal issues. The channel appears to be one of many in the asylum hotel auditing niche but claims historical priority in the format. Searches for this specific channel returned limited dedicated results, suggesting it is a smaller operation within the broader UK auditing ecosystem. No significant new developments were found in 2026 research — the channel appears to remain active but without the media profile of larger creators like Auditing Britain or Yorkshire Rose. Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SamFirstHotelAuditor Other socials: Unknown Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Sam Melia Sam Melia Semantic Summary Patriotic Alternative activist recently released from prison after serving time for inciting racial hatred. Key figure in the hard-right nationalist movement. T2/T4 mobiliser operating across street-level organisation and extremist cell networks. Involved in the "auditor grasses" controversy, publicly denouncing right-wing YouTubers whose footage led to arrests and prosecutions of fellow far-right activists. Overview Role: Patriotic Alternative activist Nationality: British (presumed) Known For: Inciting racial hatred conviction; Patriotic Alternative involvement; "auditor grasses" controversy Background Sam Melia is a prominent activist within Patriotic Alternative, the UK's largest explicitly white nationalist organisation. He was convicted and imprisoned for inciting racial hatred. Following his recent release, he has returned to far-right activism. Melia has been notably involved in the "auditor grasses" controversy in mid-2026, where far-right figures publicly condemned YouTube auditors (like Young Bob/Thomas Moffitt) whose footage of demonstrations was later used as evidence to prosecute fellow activists. Alongside Steve Laws (Restore Britain) and Dion Wragg, Melia was among the most vocal denouncers. Tier Classification Tier 2 — Mobiliser: organises street-level movements, capitalises on social crises Tier 4 — Extremist cell / outwardly neo-Nazi: ideological purist operating outside electoral arena, networks through demonstrations Affiliations Patriotic Alternative "Auditor grasses" controversy participants (with Steve Laws, Dion Wragg) Hard-right nationalist network Criminal Record Inciting racial hatred — convicted and imprisoned; recently released Sources Session history: prior Hermes research on UK far-right ecosystem (Jun 2026) Searchlight coverage of "auditor grasses" controversy (Jun 2026) Society X Society X Semantic Summary Society X is a UK-based YouTube channel run by an operator named Jamie that occupies the collaborative, live-stream-driven end of the right-wing protest-coverage and auditor ecosystem. The channel produces regular live shows including "Society X Late Night Live" and "Society X Sunday - Open Panel" with viewer participation, distinguishing it from the solo-auditor format through its emphasis on panel discussions and guest appearances. Society X collaborates with figures including Marti Blagborough — the self-styled "Godfather of UK Auditing" — and appears alongside channels like UK Meet The Tyrants, situating it within the Yorkshire and national network of protest-coverage creators. The channel's unusual content-removal policy — its description invites anyone "changing their mind and wanting the video removed" to email — suggests it films individuals who may later object, a practice typical of auditor channels that generate content through confrontational encounters with members of the public. Content featuring police bodycam footage and "anti-white UK police" narratives aligns Society X with the broader right-wing "two-tier policing" discourse common across the auditor and protest-media scene. The channel's reliance on Buy Me a Coffee for live-stream support via JamieSociety reflects the monetisation model typical of mid-tier creators in this space who lack the subscriber counts for significant YouTube ad revenue. Platform: YouTube Category: Right-wing / Anti-establishment / Protest Coverage / Auditor Status: Active Location: UK Contact: contactsocietyx@gmail.com Overview Society X is a UK-based YouTube channel (@SocietyXUK) focused on right-wing/anti-establishment content, protest coverage, and live streaming. The channel runs regular live shows including "Society X Late Night Live" and "Society X Sunday - Open Panel" where viewers can join and participate. The channel appears to be run by someone named Jamie (referenced in Buy Me a Coffee account as JamieSociety). The channel description notes: "Anyone changing their mind and wanting the video removed please email contactsocietyx@gmail.com" — suggesting content involves filming individuals who may later object to being featured. Notable Content "Society X Late Night Live" — regular live stream series "Society X Sunday - Open Panel" — viewer participation streams "Society X W/Guests - Lets Go!!" — guest discussion streams (linked to buymeacoffee.com/JamieSociety) Coverage of UK protests and anti-migrant hotel demonstrations Collaborations with other auditor/protest coverage channels (e.g. appears alongside UK Meet The Tyrants, Marti Blagborough) Content featuring police bodycam footage and "anti-white UK police" narratives Social Media Presence Twitter/X: No confirmed active Twitter account for the UK auditor channel @SocietyXUK. An account @SocietyXLife exists but is unrelated — it's a US lifestyle/brand account by @DezBryant. No Twitter presence confirmed for the UK right-wing channel. Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/JamieSociety (used for live stream support) Email: contactsocietyx@gmail.com Controversies Part of the wider UK right-wing YouTube/protest coverage ecosystem Channel description notes that people can request video removal via email, suggesting content involves filming individuals who may later object Video removal policy is unusual for a political/protest channel — typically this approach is used by auditor channels to manage complaints about being filmed without consent Collaborates with Marti Blagborough and other figures in the auditor space Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SocietyXUK Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/JamieSociety Contact: contactsocietyx@gmail.com Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 ST Audits (Christopher Lee Matthews) ST Audits (Christopher Lee Matthews) Semantic Summary Christopher Lee Matthews, operating as ST Audits, represents one of the more extreme trajectories within the UK auditor-to-migrant-hunter pipeline — a former professional wrestler and doorman from Stoke-on-Trent who transitioned to producing some of the most confrontational anti-migrant content in the scene before his channel was deleted. HOPE not hate described Matthews as "one of the most objectionable people behind this trend" of migrant hunting, displaying "one of the most confrontational and belligerent approaches that we have come across." His content dispensed with any pretence of journalism, with video titles like "PROUD WELSH PATRIOTS Versus Unwashed Lefties in Mold Flintshire" and descriptions referencing "Fritzl's basement." Matthews had a 25-year pro wrestling career as Chris Curtis "The Crippler" and worked as a doorman in Stoke-on-Trent where, HOPE not hate reports, he kept weapons on shift. A documented feud with fellow Stoke-based migrant hunter Joe Vloggs (Joe Gough) is cited as a possible reason for his apparent account deletion around mid-2024, though Matthews resurfaced at a Britain First rally in Nuneaton in March 2025 where HOPE not hate identified him. His trajectory — from wrestler to doorman to migrant hunter to deleted channel to far-right rally attendee — illustrates the career arc of some auditor figures who lose their platform but remain active within the offline movement, and his documented links to Britain First connect him to the formal far-right party infrastructure beyond the YouTube ecosystem. | Field | Detail | Christopher Lee Matthews, operating as ST Audits, was a Stoke-on-Trent-based migrant hotel auditor whose channel represented the most aggressive fringe of the auditing movement. A former professional wrestler ("Chris Curtis, The Crippler") and doorman who kept weapons on shift, Matthews was described by HOPE not Hate as "one of the most objectionable people behind this trend" with "one of the most confrontational and belligerent approaches that we have come across." His video titles included "PROUD WELSH PATRIOTS Versus Unwashed Lefties in Mold Flintshire" and his descriptions referenced "Fritzl's basement." HOPE not Hate unmasked him in May 2024, exposing his real identity and wrestling background. He collaborated with fellow Stoke auditor Joe Vloggs (Joe Gough) — the two "accompanied each other to sites of temporary accommodation, in order to wind-up and bait security, migrants and asylum seekers into a confrontation for views and revenue" — before their partnership collapsed into a weeks-long public feud documented by HOPE not Hate in July 2024. Matthews subsequently deleted his channel amid "claims and counterclaims," though he resurfaced at a Britain First rally in Nuneaton in March 2025. His trajectory from professional wrestler to deleted-channel pariah exemplifies the lifecycle of the most extreme auditors: rapid escalation, mutual betrayal within the scene, and retreat into the offline far-right after platform loss. | Category | UK migrant hotel auditing / far-right anti-migrant activism | | Status | Channel deleted/inactive (since mid-2024) | | Real Name | Christopher Lee Matthews | | Location | Stoke-on-Trent / Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, UK | | Known Aliases | Chris Curtis (wrestling name), "The Crippler" (wrestling nickname) | | YouTube Handle | @staudits (UCjvfR70ZZcsJbBU_tQsvMpw — now 404/deleted) | | Subscribers | ~6,000 (as of Dec 2025, per Novara Media) | | Channel Created | ~2023 | | Content Types | Migrant hotel audits, street walkarounds, anti-migrant commentary | Overview ST Audits was a YouTube channel run by Christopher Lee Matthews , a former professional wrestler and doorman from Stoke-on-Trent who transitioned into migrant hotel "auditing" and anti-immigration content creation. Matthews was described by HOPE not hate as "one of the most objectionable people behind this trend" of so-called migrant hunting, displaying "one of the most confrontational and belligerent approaches that we have come across." The channel published approximately 82 videos focused primarily on "auditing" hotels housing asylum seekers across the UK, combined with street content targeting vulnerable individuals, left-wing protesters, and local communities. Matthews largely dispensed with any pretence at journalism, with video titles such as "PROUD WELSH PATRIOTS Versus Unwashed Lefties in Mold Flintshire." In the descriptions of several videos, Matthews included the phrase "Fritzl's basement" — a reference to Austrian criminal Josef Fritzl. Background Christopher Lee Matthews had a 25-year professional wrestling career beginning in 1991, performing under the alias Chris Curtis with the nickname "The Crippler." According to his personal WordPress blog, he is a "martial artist, ex-boxer, wrestler, doorman, bouncer, survivor, and writer." He worked as a doorman (bouncer) on the Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme bar and nightclub scene, where HOPE not hate reports he kept weapons with him on shift. Content & Modus Operandi Matthews' content focused heavily on: Migrant hotel audits : Filming outside and attempting entry to Home Office-contracted hotels housing asylum seekers Street content : Filming vulnerable people and left-wing protesters, employing a highly confrontational style Anti-migrant commentary : Racist and bigoted narrative framing, including attacks on migrants, refugees, Muslims, and the transgender community His approach was notably more aggressive than many fellow auditors — HOPE not hate described him as having one of the most combative styles they had documented. Feud with Joe Vloggs Matthews had a documented online feud with Joe Gough (AKA Joe Vloggs), another Stoke-on-Trent based "migrant hunter." According to HOPE not hate's July 2024 report "Anti-Muslim activism in The Potteries," a weeks-long online feud raged between the two men. This feud is cited as a possible reason for Matthews seemingly deleting his account and disappearing from the scene. Britain First Rally Appearance (March 2025) Matthews attended a Britain First rally in Nuneaton in March 2025, where he was identified by HOPE not hate as Christopher Matthews, "unmasked by HOPE not hate last year as the highly secretive 'auditor' turned 'migrant hunter,' ST Audits." This appearance demonstrated that despite deleting his channel, Matthews remained active within far-right circles. Channel Status The ST Audits YouTube channel (@staudits) now returns a 404 error, confirming it has been deleted or made private. The Novara Media article from December 2025 references the channel with "over 6,000 subscribers," suggesting it was active at that point or the article drew on earlier data. HOPE not hate's July 2024 "Potteries" report indicated Matthews had "seemingly deleted his account" following the feud with Joe Gough. It appears the channel was deleted around mid-2024 but may have been re-activated or the article's data was cached. Media Coverage HOPE not hate (May 2024): "From wrestler to 'migrant hunter': the real ST Audits" — first to unmask Matthews, exposing his real identity and background as a professional wrestler and doorman HOPE not hate (July 2024): "Anti-Muslim activism in The Potteries" — documented his feud with Joe Gough and apparent account deletion HOPE not hate (March 2025): "Waking Up With Fleas" — identified Matthews at the Britain First rally in Nuneaton Novara Media (December 2025): "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" — listed as a key player in the UK auditing scene with over 6,000 subscribers Sources HOPE not hate, "From wrestler to 'migrant hunter': the real ST Audits," 29 May 2024. https://hopenothate.org.uk/2024/05/29/from-wrestler-to-migrant-hunter-the-real-st-audits/ HOPE not hate, "Anti-Muslim activism in The Potteries," 16 July 2024. https://hopenothate.org.uk/2024/07/16/pig-heads-in-the-potteries/ HOPE not hate, "Waking Up With Fleas: Meet the Nazis and Extremists at the Britain First rally in Nuneaton," 19 March 2025. https://hopenothate.org.uk/2025/03/19/waking-up-with-fleas-meet-the-nazis-and-extremists-at-the-britain-first-rally-in-nuneaton/ Simon Childs / Novara Media, "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks," 18 December 2025. https://novaramedia.com/2025/12/18/meet-the-youtubers-terrorising-britain-for-clicks/ Christopher Lee Matthews, personal blog. https://chrisleematthews.wordpress.com/ Steve Laws Steve Laws Semantic Summary Hardline fascist wing figure, described as an "actual self-confessed Nazi." Associated with Restore Britain, the hard-right splinter that operates to the right of mainstream far-right street movements. Represents the most extreme, ideologically uncompromising edge of the UK far-right ecosystem. T2/T4 — bridges mobilisation and neo-Nazi/extremist cell networks. Overview Role: Restore Britain activist; hardline fascist Nationality: British (presumed) Known For: Self-described Nazi; Restore Britain involvement; extreme far-right activism Background Steve Laws is a figure in the hardline fascist wing of the UK far-right, associated with Restore Britain. Described as an "actual self-confessed Nazi," he represents the ideologically purist, explicitly neo-Nazi edge of the movement. Unlike figures who maintain plausible deniability or operate through dog whistles, Laws reportedly embraces the label openly. He has been involved in public denunciations of auditors who film faces that are later used as evidence — part of the "grass" controversy in the far-right YouTube scene where figures like Dion Wragg and Sam Melia publicly condemned auditors whose footage aids prosecutions. Tier Classification Tier 2 — Mobiliser: participates in street-level organisation Tier 4 — Extremist cell / neo-Nazi faction: ideological purist operating outside electoral arena Affiliations Restore Britain Hardline fascist network Overlap with broader anti-Islam/far-right demo circuit Sources Session history: prior Hermes research on UK far-right ecosystem (Jun 2026) Searchlight coverage of "auditor grasses" controversy (Jun 2026) Street Audits Street Audits Semantic Summary Street Audits is a tiny YouTube channel (approximately 81 subscribers) whose content — tourist-style walking tours of London locations such as Regent's Street, Camden Market, and Trafalgar Square — bears little resemblance to the confrontational policing and migrant-hotel content that defines the UK auditor phenomenon. Despite using audit-related hashtags like #audit, the channel's videos are essentially first-person walking tours, representing the most peripheral edge of the "auditing" label, where the term has been stripped of its original meaning as a confrontational public-accountability practice and reduced to a loose content-branding signal. The channel has no political content, no confrontations with police or security, and no media coverage, and its operator's identity is unknown. Its presence in the broader auditor-tagged YouTube space illustrates how the "audit" label has expanded to encompass even non-confrontational content, while also serving as a reminder that not every channel using audit terminology belongs to the far-right or anti-migrant ecosystem. Street Audits' tiny reach and apolitical content make it essentially irrelevant to the political dynamics tracked in this collection, representing instead the noise at the outer boundary of the auditor tag. | Field | Detail | Street Audits (@StreetAuditsUK, 81 subscribers, 18 videos) is a micro-scale London-based YouTube channel whose "auditing done differently" tagline signals a deliberate departure from the confrontational police-baiting style of mainstream UK auditors. Rather than filming outside migrant hotels or police stations, the channel uploads tourist-style walking tours of London landmarks — Regent's Street, Camden Market, Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park — tagged with audit-related hashtags (#audit, #public, #walkthrough). The channel's content is essentially first-person street photography masquerading as auditing, with no evident political messaging, anti-migrant framing, or confrontational encounters. Its minimal subscriber count and non-political content place it at the outermost periphery of the auditor ecosystem — more a personal vlog borrowing auditing terminology for discoverability than an ideological participant. The channel's existence nonetheless illustrates how the auditing brand has diffused beyond its far-right origins into a loose signifier of public-space documentation, potentially serving as an entry point drawing casual viewers toward more explicitly political auditing content through algorithmic recommendation chains. Street Audits is a small UK-based public space auditing/walkthrough YouTube channel. The channel's tagline is "Auditing done differently." Content focuses on street-level walkthroughs of London locations rather than confrontational police auditing — the videos are largely tourism/travel-style walking tours tagged with audit-related hashtags. Channel Details YouTube: @StreetAuditsUK (Primary Active Channel) Handle: https://www.youtube.com/@StreetAuditsUK Channel ID: UCqHpDFAA90EVqcOe0xYGRZg Subscribers: ~81 (as of June 2026) Videos: ~18 Joined: Early 2025 (first video: Feb 2025) Tagline: "Auditing done differently" Category: Low-traffic UK public auditor / walking tour channel YouTube: @StreetAudits (Placeholder/Empty) Handle: https://www.youtube.com/@StreetAudits Channel ID: UCwUV6Kl1kAU5j6_inKBwP1A Status: Empty channel, no videos, default description Likely status: Reserved handle, not actively used Content Style Unlike confrontational UK auditors who film police stations and security guards, Street Audits uploads tourist-style walking videos of London locations including: Regent's Street (London west end walkthrough) Camden Market Trafalgar Square King's Cross Oxford Street Hyde Park Euston station West End London Videos are tagged with: #walkthrough #london #audit #public #uk #walkingtour #reels The "auditing" angle is loose — it appears to be street photography/walkthrough content labelled as auditing rather than traditional police/property auditing. Platforms Checked Platform Status YouTube (@StreetAuditsUK) Active - 18 videos, 81 subs YouTube (@StreetAudits) Empty channel, no content Rumble Not found (404) Odysee Not found (403/blocked) DTube Not found Urban75 forums No mentions found Media/News coverage None found Political Alignment The channel does not openly display political alignment. It lacks the confrontational right-wing police/solicitor-baiting content typical of the UK auditor scene. Content is closer to a first-person walking tour with audit hashtags. However, participation in the UK "auditor" space generally places it within the broader right-libertarian/anti-state surveillance milieu. Notable Videos Date Title 2025-10-18 walkthrough Euston London uk 2025-09-21 West end London walkthrough 2025-09-19 London walk through 2025-05-26 Camden London market walkthrough 2025-04-29 London walkthrough Trafalgar Square 2025-04-19 Walkthrough King's Cross London 2025-04-17 Regents street London west end public walkthrough 2025-04-05 London walk through Oxford street 2025-03-19 Stay away - London - Hyde park - #audit #police 2025-03-15 Street audits music walk through 2025-03-01 walking tour - a day in the life 2025-02-24 street audits -coming soon - characters list - London Notes Very small channel (81 subscribers) — minimal influence Content is more walkthrough/tourism than traditional auditing The channel appears to be a side project or personal vlog rather than a political operation The @StreetAudits handle exists but is unused; all content is on @StreetAuditsUK Hashtags suggest awareness of the UK auditor audience but content is distinct from the confrontational style Street Hawk Audits Street Hawk Audits Semantic Summary Street Hawk Audits is an entity for which no verifiable online presence could be identified as of mid-2026, making it impossible to place within the UK auditor ecosystem with any confidence. The name is heavily SEO-dominated by the 1980s American TV series "Street Hawk," rendering targeted searching ineffective. The channel may exist as a deleted or defunct YouTube account, an extremely small operation on an alternative platform like Rumble or Odysee, or simply a misremembered or misspelled channel name conflated with another auditor. Without subscriber counts, content samples, media references, or monitoring-organisation documentation, no meaningful characterisation of this entity's ideology, affiliations, or role in the far-right ecosystem can be made — it remains a placeholder entry whose significance, if any, cannot currently be assessed. The existence of this entry in the research collection likely reflects a tip, mention, or reference from sources monitoring the auditor scene that could not be independently corroborated during the research phase. Field Detail Platform Unknown (likely YouTube, possibly defunct) Category UK auditing (presumed) Status Unknown — no online footprint found Real Name Unknown Subscribers Unknown Channel Created Unknown Overview Street Hawk Audits is a presumed UK-based auditor channel for which no verifiable online presence could be found via web search, YouTube search, social media, or forum mentions as of June 2026. The channel name may refer to: A defunct or deleted YouTube channel An extremely small channel with negligible online footprint A Rumble, DTube, or Odysee channel not indexed by mainstream search engines An alternate spelling or handle variant The name "Street Hawk" is heavily SEO-dominated by the 1980s American TV series of the same name, making targeted searching difficult. Limitations No YouTube channel matching this exact name could be identified No X/Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook accounts found No media coverage, HOPE not hate references, or forum discussions located No subscriber count, view count, or content samples available This entry serves as a placeholder pending further information. Possible Explanation The user who requested this channel may be referring to a channel with a slightly different name (e.g., "Street Hawk Auditz", "StreetHawkUK", "Streethawk", etc.), a channel on a non-YouTube platform, or the name may be conflated with another auditor. Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Stripey Audits / Stripey UK Stripey Audits / Stripey UK Semantic Summary Darren Summerfield, operating as Stripey Audits (also Stripey UK), is a Guildford, Surrey-based migrant hotel auditor whose relatively small subscriber base and frequent legal entanglements position him as a lower-tier but persistent operator within the UK anti-migrant content ecosystem. Unlike the more polished productions of AY Audits or DJE Media, Summerfield's output has a rougher, part-time quality, with content distributed across YouTube, DTube, TikTok, and Instagram. He is frequently accompanied by his partner "Mrs Stripey," who has been co-arrested with him — notably during a Bournemouth incident in mid-2026 where police smashed his car window during the arrest, footage of which circulated widely across the auditor community. Summerfield's most serious legal issue is a February 2026 charge of racially or religiously aggravated disorderly behaviour following an incident at the Bell Hotel protest in Epping, for which he appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court, admitted using threatening words but denied the racially aggravated element, and was placed on conditional bail with GPS electronic monitoring and exclusion from Epping district pending a February 2027 trial. His documented feud with fellow auditor Laine Buckingham (LB Audits) — with both creators "live now slagging each other" according to a December 2025 Facebook post — illustrates the competitive tensions and interpersonal rivalries within the auditor scene. Summerfield also appears on collaborative fan-made music tracks alongside LB Audits, DJE Media, and UKSploosh, reflecting the scene's distinctive culture of parody songs and cross-channel references. | Field | Detail | Darren Summerfield, operating as Stripey Audits, is a Guildford-based migrant hotel auditor whose confrontational livestreaming style has resulted in multiple arrests and an active criminal case for racially aggravated disorderly behaviour. He was charged in February 2026 after an incident at the Bell Hotel Epping protest — admitting to threatening/abusive behaviour while denying the racially aggravated element — and released with a GPS electronic tag, exclusion from Epping district, and a ban on publishing material about the protest. In mid-2026, Summerfield and his partner "Mrs Stripey" were arrested in Bournemouth, where police smashed his car window during the arrest, generating viral footage widely shared across TikTok. His content spans YouTube, DTube, and TikTok, focusing on migrant hotel protests and live-streamed police confrontations, with a signature tagline: "Why you so mad? It's just a camera." He operates within the broader auditor network alongside DJE Media, AY Audits, and UKSploosh, though he maintains a documented feud with Laine Audits (Laine Buckingham). Summerfield's dual arrests, electronic monitoring, and exclusion order represent one of the most legally constrained auditor profiles in the UK, illustrating how the criminal justice system has increasingly deployed bail conditions and GPS tagging to interrupt auditor activity at migrant accommodation sites. | Category | UK auditing / migrant hotel auditing / far-right anti-migrant activism | | Status | Active | | Real Name | Darren Summerfield | | Age | 35 (as of Feb 2026) | | Location | Ashbury Crescent, Guildford, Surrey | | Subscribers (YouTube) | Unknown (~low thousands across @StripeyUK and @StripeyAudits channels) | | YouTube Handles | @StripeyUK (UCdz8DtjxeNBy27fIIO8TXxQ), @StripeyAudits | | Instagram | Referenced as @StripeyAudits | | DTube | Active as "Stripey Audits" — content from Oct 2025 onwards | Overview Stripey Audits (also known as Stripey UK ) is a UK-based YouTube channel run by Darren Summerfield , a self-styled citizen journalist and migrant hotel auditor. Summerfield conducts what he calls "audits" of Home Office-contracted migrant hotels across the UK, live-streaming from outside these premises and attending anti-migrant protests. The channel's description reads: "Why you so mad? It's just a camera. Unfiltered news straight from the source, no agenda here except to show the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth! Bringing a little joy to one town at a time. Sit back and enjoy the streets of Britain from the comfort of your home!" The channel uses the hashtag #photographyisnotacrime . Summerfield frequently livestreams alongside his partner, referred to as Mrs Stripey , who has also been arrested alongside him in some incidents. Online Presence & Platforms Stripey Audits distributes content across several platforms: YouTube : Two channels (StripeyUK and StripeyAudits) — primary content hub for live streams and archived videos DTube : Decentralised platform, active since at least October 2025; serves as alt-platform/backup for content TikTok : Clips of arrests and confrontations shared by third-party accounts Instagram : @StripeyAudits — promotional presence Facebook : Content shared in auditor-focused groups Real Name & Identity The individual behind Stripey Audits is Darren Summerfield . This is confirmed by: Instagram post (Jan/Feb 2026): "Darren Summerfield aka Stripey Audits came along to a..." — tagged to his account X/Twitter post by @crochetjenny (Jun 2026): "Darren Summerfield, 'auditor' Stripey Audits aka Rat Boy" — referencing Epping activity Facebook group post (2026): "Stripey Audits aka Darren Summerfield has been issued..." — linking his real name to the channel Facebook group discussions : Multiple references identifying Summerfield as Stripey Audits in the context of his Bournemouth arrest Nicknames used by critics include "Rat Boy" (used by anti-auditor accounts on social media). Content Focus Migrant hotel audits : Filming outside and attempting entry to Home Office-contracted hotels housing asylum seekers, across locations including Epping (Bell Hotel), Bournemouth, Crawley, Reading, and St Albans Protest live streams : On-the-ground coverage of anti-migrant protests, including the Bell Hotel protest in Epping (Dec 2025) and the "No to Digital ID" march in Birmingham (Dec 2025) Police confrontations : Frequent interactions with police at hotel locations and protest sites, often escalating to arrest Auditor community drama : Internal feuds with other auditors, notably Laine Audits (LB Audits) — a Facebook post from Dec 2025 notes "Stripey and Laine audits, both live now slagging each other" Cross-promotion : Collaborations/references alongside LB Audits, DJE Media, and UKSploosh; also featured in fan-made music tracks by MikeyIsDead (e.g., "Stripey Run" and "Cold Out") Arrests & Legal Incidents Epping — Racial Abuse Charge (February 2026) In February 2026, Summerfield was charged after an incident at the Bell Hotel Epping protest. Charge: Racially or religiously aggravated disorderly behaviour with intent to cause harassment, alarm or distress (Section 31 Crime and Disorder Act 1998), following alleged racial abuse of an Essex Police officer during protest activity at the Bell Hotel, Epping Court: Appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on 10 February 2026 Plea: Admitted using threatening/abusive/insulting words or behaviour; denied the racially aggravated element Bail conditions: Released on conditional bail including: GPS electronic monitoring tag Excluded from the district of Epping Prohibited from publishing material on his YouTube channel relating to the protest Trial: Due to appear at Colchester Magistrates' Court on 12 February 2027 Sources: Essex Police press release (Feb 2026), Your Harlow, Braintree & Witham Times, uknip.co.uk Bournemouth Arrest (c. May/June 2026) Incident : Summerfield was arrested in Bournemouth while filming a migrant hotel. Police smashed his car window during the arrest, and his partner (Mrs Stripey) was also taken into custody Coverage : The incident was widely shared across TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube. Multiple third-party accounts posted clips under titles like "Police Smash Stripey Audits Window And Arrest Mr and Mrs Stripey" Footage : Full video on DTube (~1 hour 47 min) shows police stop and window smash at 1 hour 47 minutes Social media reaction : Criticised by some as heavy-handed policing, celebrated by others who view auditors as provocateurs Other Arrest A video titled "Stripey Audits ARRESTED in dramatic fashion involving Armed Police!" exists on YouTube, suggesting at least one other arrest incident involving armed police response Feud with Laine Audits Stripey Audits has a documented feud with fellow auditor Laine Audits (Laine Buckingham). Key evidence: Dec 2025 Facebook post : "Stripey and Laine audits, both live now slagging each other" Laine Audits video : "Laine Audits slags off Stripey at Crowborough #protest #crybaby #bully" (shortly after Stripey's arrest, Laine mocked him for hanging up during a call) Laine Audits video : "Laine Audits rants about Stripey Audits (again) 24/3/2026" Despite the feud, they have appeared on the same fan-made music tracks (e.g., "Stripey Run" and "Cold Out" by MikeyIsDead) Notable Content "Stripey Audits ARRESTED in dramatic fashion involving Armed Police!" — YouTube "FULL VIDEO - Stripey Audits Gets Arrested Window Smashed - Bournemouth" — DTube (~1hr 47min full footage) "Live: The Bell Migrant Hotel Protest 21-12-2025" — DTube (Epping Bell Hotel protest) "Live: No to Digital. Birmingham March 20-12-2025" — DTube "Hotel hangout, Crawley 24-10-2025" — DTube (early content, one of first known streams) "Live: St Albans, hotel hangout! 14-11-2025" — DTube "Stripey's Christmas Giveaway 25-12-2025" — DTube Media Coverage Stripey Audits has not been the primary subject of major media investigations but is referenced as part of the broader UK migrant hotel auditor scene covered by: Channel 4 News (2025): "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" — covers the broader auditor phenomenon Reuters (Dec 2025): "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" — investigates the sector Stripey operates in Novara Media (Dec 2025): "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" — profiles the auditor network HOPE not hate : Case file on "Auditors" tracking the far-right auditor scene East Anglia Bylines : "Lucrative hate: YouTubers target migrant hotels for clicks" Comparison Notes Stripey Audits appears to be a smaller-scale and less polished operator compared to peers like AY Audits (Anthony Barnes, ~134K subs), LB Audits (Laine Buckingham, ~18K subs), or DJE Media (Curtis Arnold). The channel lacks a significant subscriber base and has not been the subject of standalone media profiles. His content output suggests a part-time operation, with less frequent uploads than the top-tier auditors. He is primarily known within the inner circle of the UK auditor scene and gained wider visibility through his Bournemouth arrest in 2026. Associated Channels LB Audits / Laine Audits (Laine Buckingham) — fellow auditor, documented feud DJE Media (Curtis Arnold) — fellow auditor AY Audits (Anthony Barnes) — fellow auditor UKSploosh — fellow auditor, appears on collaborative tracks MikeyIsDead (Michael B) — makes parody/reference music featuring auditors Mrs Stripey — partner, co-arrested in Bournemouth Links YouTube (@StripeyUK): https://www.youtube.com/@StripeyUK YouTube (@StripeyAudits): https://www.youtube.com/@StripeyAudits DTube: search "Stripey Audits" on d.tube Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/StripeyAudits (referenced, may not be publicly searchable) Essex Police press release (Feb 2026): https://www.essex.police.uk/news/essex/news/news/2026/february/epping-man-charged-after-alleged-racial-abuse-of-officer-during-protest-activity/ Braintree & Witham Times: https://www.braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk/news/25843877.epping-man-charged-racially-abusing-police-officer/ Your Harlow: https://www.yourharlow.com/2026/02/11/bell-hotel-man-charged-with-racially-abusing-police-officer/ uknip.co.uk: https://uknip.co.uk/news/uk/uk-news/man-appears-in-court-charged-with-racially-aggravated-public-order-offences-following-epping-protest/ References X/Twitter: @crochetjenny (Jun 2026) — identifies Darren Summerfield as Stripey Audits Instagram — "Darren Summerfield aka Stripey Audits" tagged content Facebook group posts (multiple) — identifying Stripey Audits as Darren Summerfield DTube — multiple live streams from Oct-Dec 2025 TikTok — Bournemouth arrest clips (May/Jun 2026) Channel 4 News (2025) — "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels in the UK" Reuters (17 Dec 2025) — "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" Novara Media (18 Dec 2025) — "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" HOPE not hate — "Case file: Auditors" (hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-auditors/) East Anglia Bylines — "Lucrative hate: YouTubers target migrant hotels for clicks" Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 The Laughing Auditor (John Hunter) The Laughing Auditor (John Hunter) Semantic Summary John Hunter, operating as The Laughing Auditor (60.4K subscribers), is a UK-based YouTube auditor with a BA in Journalism and Media who aligns himself with the PINAC (Public Interest, No Adverse Comment) movement — a controversial legal theory with no recognised basis in UK law that some auditors invoke to assert special filming rights. With a distinctive Scottish/Canadian accent, Hunter has been arrested multiple times: at Peterborough Police Station (tased, pleaded guilty to aggravated trespass), at Euston Station, and again at Peterborough in a later incident involving eight officers. His content includes audits of embassies, Jobcentres, and transport hubs, and he appeared on GB News claiming police "stood by as I was harassed." Hunter's appearance in Graham Linehan's Substack indicates alignment with the anti-trans/anti-woke commentator network, situating him at the intersection of the auditor subculture and the broader culture-war media sphere. He is widely labelled a "frauditor" by counter-auditor communities who accuse him of misrepresenting the law and abusing staff. His repeated arrests, guilty plea for aggravated trespass, and alignment with the legally dubious PINAC movement exemplify the confrontational auditor model that prioritises provocation over accountability, with the "laughing" persona serving as a performative frame for encounters designed to generate viral conflict content. | Category | UK auditor / PINAC movement | | Status | Active (has had legal issues) | | Real Name | John Hunter | | Channel | @thelaughingauditor | | Subscribers | ~60.4K | | Location | Scotland / UK (Scottish/Canadian-sounding accent) | | Education | BA in Journalism and Media | Overview The Laughing Auditor (TLA) is a UK-based YouTube auditor who operates under the real name John Hunter . He claims to have a BA in Journalism and Media and presents himself as a defender of public rights, particularly aligned with the PINAC (Public Interest, No Adverse Comment) movement. His channel banner reads: "Always having the Last Laugh....." His channel description states: "Always on hand to show the public what our public funds are paying for! Playing my part to protect our hard won rights while promoting and supporting the PINAC movement." He has a distinctive Scottish/Canadian-sounding accent and has been documented auditing across the UK, including London, Peterborough, Glasgow, and elsewhere. He is frequently involved in confrontational audits of police stations, government buildings, embassies, and job centres. Notable Content Audits of police stations (including Peterborough Police Station where he was arrested) Audits of embassies in London (Greek Embassy, Italian Embassy) Audits of Jobcentres (including Guildford) Audits of transport hubs (Euston Station) Street audits confronting police over stop-and-search procedures Content promoting the PINAC legal theory Media Coverage GB News Appearance Appeared on GB News with Andrew Doyle in a segment titled "YouTuber The Laughing Auditor: Police STOOD BY as I was HARASSED." He claimed police failed to protect him during a harassment incident and expressed naivety about the situation. Graham Linehan / The Glinner Update Featured in a Substack piece by Graham Linehan titled "A chat with The Laughing Auditor," indicating alignment with the anti-woke/anti-trans commentator network. Legal Issues Arrest at Peterborough Police Station (2022-2023) TLA was arrested at Peterborough Police Station during an audit. The incident involved police deploying a Taser. A Freedom of Information request was filed to Cambridgeshire Constabulary asking what charges John Hunter pleaded guilty to, specifically referring to aggravated trespass. The FOI request referenced the video of his police station audit. Arrest at Euston Station (2023) Documented on r/AmIFreeToGo: "The Laughing Auditor arrested at London's Euston Station." Arrest and Taser Incident (2025-2026) A later incident at Peterborough Police Station saw TLA surrounded by eight officers and held at Taser-point. A Freedom of Information request was submitted to Cambridgeshire Constabulary regarding this incident, referencing "Destruction Order/thin-blue line badges." Reddit Presence r/AmIFreeToGo : Multiple threads referencing TLA's arrests and police interactions. Mixed sentiment — some supportive of his right to film, others critical with comments like "Auditors should be tased more often." r/90DayFianceUK : A character from 90 Day Fiance UK appeared in one of TLA's videos. General auditor criticism : TLA is frequently labelled a "frauditor" by counter-auditor channels (e.g., "Frauditor gets kicked out. The laughing auditor John Hunter abusing staff gets his reward."). Controversies "Frauditor" Label TLA is widely criticised in counter-auditor communities who accuse him of being abusive to staff and security, misrepresenting the law, and using auditing as a cover for harassment. Multiple YouTube videos exist under titles like "John Hunter Is The Laughable Auditor" and "Frauditor scum The Laughing Auditor exposed." Aggravated Trespass Charge Pleaded guilty to charges related to his arrest at Peterborough Police Station, as documented through a Freedom of Information request to Cambridgeshire Constabulary. The specific charges relate to aggravated trespass. PINAC Movement Alignment TLA is a proponent of the PINAC (Public Interest, No Adverse Comment) movement — a controversial legal theory that some auditors use to argue they have special rights to film. Mainstream legal experts generally dismiss PINAC as having no basis in UK law. Channel Statistics (Approximate) Subscribers: ~60,400 Videos: ~417 (as of Dec 2025) Content style: Police station audits, embassy audits, street auditing, PINAC advocacy Active since: ~2022 (approx 3 years as of 2025) Links YouTube: @thelaughingauditor X/Twitter: @laughingauditor References GB News (via Facebook): "YouTuber The Laughing Auditor: Police STOOD BY as I was HARASSED" Graham Linehan / The Glinner Update: "A chat with The Laughing Auditor" WhatDoTheyKnow: FOI request to Cambridgeshire Constabulary re John Hunter charges WhatDoTheyKnow: FOI request re Laughing Auditor Taser incident at Peterborough Police Station Various counter-auditor YouTube channels documenting TLA's arrests and legal cases starstat.yt: The Laughing Auditor channel statistics Last updated: 11 June 2026 The Lesbian Cartel The Lesbian Cartel Semantic Summary Joint YouTube channel run by Kelsea and Rachel, producing live streams from Manchester protests and far-right adjacent events. Tier 5 content creators — ground-level vloggers translating physical far-right demonstrations into viral digital content. Part of the broader right-wing YouTube/auditor ecosystem. Overview Creators: Kelsea + Rachel Channel: The Lesbian Cartel (YouTube) Content Focus: Manchester protest live streams; far-right adjacent event coverage Known For: Joint YouTube channel covering demonstrations and street-level content from the far-right protest circuit Background The Lesbian Cartel is a joint YouTube channel run by Kelsea and Rachel, operating in the ground-level content creator space within the broader right-wing YouTube ecosystem. Their content focuses on live streaming protests and demonstrations, particularly in the Manchester area. They are part of the Tier 5 layer of the UK far-right ecosystem: creators who monetise street-level events, translating physical demonstrations into viral digital content that reaches highly interactive audiences capable of rapid mobilisation. Tier Classification Tier 5 — Ground-level content creators / vloggers: exploit social media algorithms to translate physical events into profitable viral digital content Affiliations YouTube (primary platform) Manchester protest circuit Broader right-wing YouTube/auditor ecosystem Sources Session history: prior Hermes research on UK far-right tier classification (Jun 2026) Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) Semantic Summary British far-right activist, founder of the English Defence League (EDL), and anti-Islam campaigner. Real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. Multiple criminal convictions including mortgage fraud, assault, and contempt of court. Former EDL leader (2009-2013), now operates as independent far-right influencer with massive Telegram following (660K+ views per post). Key node in UK far-right ecosystem connecting anti-Islam street movements, Reform UK adjacency, and the "free speech" martyr narrative. Connected to Posie Parker (shared far-right network), Britain First (overlapping demo circuit), Elon Musk (amplification on X), and the broader anti-immigration movement. Actively spreads "No Farmers No Food" narrative and "remigration" framing on Telegram. Banned from most mainstream platforms, currently active on X (reinstated under Musk), Telegram, and Rumble. Represents the bridge between 2010s street-fighting EDL and 2020s social-media-driven far-right populism. Overview Real Name: Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon Alias: Tommy Robinson Role: Far-right activist, former EDL leader, anti-Islam campaigner Nationality: British Born: 27 November 1982, Luton, England Known For: Founder of English Defence League (EDL); anti-Islam demonstrations; multiple criminal convictions; massive Telegram following Background Tommy Robinson (born Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) is Britain's most prominent far-right street activist. He co-founded the English Defence League (EDL) in 2009 in response to Islamic extremism in Luton. The EDL became known for large-scale street demonstrations, often ending in violent clashes with police and anti-fascist counter-protesters. Robinson left the EDL in 2013 citing concerns about far-right extremism within the group, but continued far-right activism independently. He has served multiple prison sentences and has been banned from most mainstream social media platforms. Timeline 2009: Co-founded EDL in Luton 2011: Convicted of assault, served 12 months 2013: Left EDL leadership; claimed to be working with Quilliam counter-extremism think tank (briefly) 2014: Convicted of mortgage fraud, sentenced to 18 months 2018: Jailed for contempt of court after filming outside a grooming gang trial; sentence later quashed on appeal 2018–2019: Banned from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, PayPal 2022: Reinstated on X/Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover 2024–2025: Active in anti-immigration protests; Southport riots amplification 2025–2026: Large Telegram channel (660K+ views per post); spreading "No Farmers No Food" and "remigration" narratives Ideology & Positions Anti-Islam: core focus on "Islamification" of Britain, "grooming gangs," and "two-tier policing" Anti-immigration: "remigration" framing; opposition to asylum seekers Anti-establishment: "free speech martyr" narrative; claims to be silenced by the state Pro-Reform UK adjacency: not formally affiliated but shares audience and tropes "No Farmers No Food" amplification: climate denial crossover Funding & Affiliations Telegram — primary platform (660K+ views per post); monetised via donations and merchandise X/Twitter — reinstated 2022 under Musk Rumble / alternative platforms — secondary distribution Former EDL network — residual connections to street-fighting far-right Previously funded via PayPal, GoFundMe (multiple campaigns shut down) Criminal Record Assault (2011) Mortgage fraud (2014) — 18 months Contempt of court (2018) — quashed on appeal Multiple public order and football banning order offences Online Presence & Reach Telegram: @TommyRobinsonNews — 660K+ views per post; primary current platform X/Twitter: Reinstated under Musk; active in anti-immigration discourse Rumble: Secondary video platform Banned from: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube (original), PayPal Bitchute, Odysee: limited presence Sources Wikipedia: Tommy Robinson (activist) HOPE not Hate — Tommy Robinson profile Searchlight Magazine — EDL coverage Guardian investigations on far-right Telegram networks Winbox web sweep — Tommy Robinson Telegram channel analysis (Jul 2026 astroterf research) Trudy Wells Trudy Wells Semantic Summary Trudy Wells is an Oxfordshire-based Raise the Colours (RTC) administrator whose role as "member and admin for Raise the Colours Oxfordshire" — as stated on her Instagram profile — places her within the organisational rather than confrontational wing of the far-right group. She was one of four RTC members named in the landmark High Court injunction obtained by Oxfordshire County Council in June 2026, alongside co-founder Ryan Bridge, organiser Ben Cullen, and Kevin Good, giving an undertaking to cease affixing flags to public infrastructure and not to obstruct council workers. Her Instagram presence (@trudy.wells.545, 159 followers) identifies her as a chapter admin, and in June 2026 — shortly before the court proceedings — she posted about a new page "taking over from Raise the Colours Oxfordshire" under the name "Flying the Flag Oxfordshire," suggesting an attempt to rebrand and continue activities under a different banner following legal pressure. A post referencing her daughter Ellie turning 23 indicates family connections in the area. Unlike the more publicly visible RTC figures such as Bridge with his multiple arrests or Keating with his documented street violence, Wells' role appears primarily administrative — managing social media, coordinating local flag-raising, and maintaining the Oxfordshire chapter's online presence. Her rebranding effort illustrates a common far-right adaptation tactic: when legal constraints foreclose activity under one name, the infrastructure shifts to another. Platform: Instagram Trudy Wells is an Oxfordshire-based activist who served as admin for the Raise the Colours Oxfordshire chapter, identified via her Instagram profile @trudy.wells.545. She was one of four RTC members named as defendants in Oxfordshire County Council's landmark High Court injunction of June 2026, alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Kevin Good, and gave an undertaking to the court to cease flag-raising on public infrastructure. Unlike the more confrontational RTC figures, Wells' role appears administrative and coordinating rather than physically aggressive — managing social media, organising local flag placements, and attempting a rebrand to "Flying the Flag Oxfordshire" shortly before the injunction, suggesting an effort to evade legal restrictions. Her Instagram presence (159 followers, 71 posts) reveals a local, family-oriented identity — she posted about her daughter Ellie turning 23 — alongside consistent St George's flag imagery. Wells represents the organisational backbone of RTC's regional chapters: the non-violent, administrative enablers who sustained the group's presence through social media management and local coordination while more notorious figures like Bridge and Keating generated headlines through confrontation and criminality. Category: Far-right Status: Active Real Name: Trudy Wells Age: Unknown Location: Oxfordshire, England Channel URL / Handle: @trudy.wells.545 (Instagram) Subscribers/Follower counts: ~159 followers (Instagram) Monikers: N/A Overview Trudy Wells is an Oxfordshire-based far-right activist and a named member of Raise the Colours (RTC), a British far-right group involved in flag-raising operations and anti-migrant vigilantism. She was identified as a "member and admin for Raise the Colours Oxfordshire" on her Instagram profile, indicating a leadership or organisational role within the group's Oxfordshire chapter. Wells was one of four RTC members named in a High Court injunction granted to Oxfordshire County Council on 23 June 2026, alongside Ryan Bridge, Ben Cullen, and Kevin Good. The injunction, the first of its kind by a UK council, prohibited the named individuals from affixing flags to lampposts and other public infrastructure across Oxfordshire, from encouraging others to do so, and from obstructing council workers. Wells gave an undertaking to the court agreeing to these terms. Her Instagram presence (handle @trudy.wells.545, 159 followers, 144 following, 71 posts) identifies her as an admin for the group. In June 2026, shortly before the court proceedings, she posted about a new page "taking over from Raise the Colours Oxfordshire" under the name "Flying the Flag Oxfordshire", suggesting an attempt to rebrand or continue activities under a different banner following legal pressure. Background Little is publicly documented about Wells' background prior to her involvement with Raise the Colours. Her Instagram activity suggests she is based in Oxfordshire and has a familial connection to the area — a post from June 2026 references her daughter Ellie turning 23. She appears to have taken on an administrative role for the Oxfordshire chapter of RTC, managing social media accounts and coordinating local flag-raising activities. Notable Content Instagram reel (11 June 2026) — "Flying the Flag Oxfordshire" — announced a new page taking over from Raise the Colours Oxfordshire (Source: Instagram @trudy.wells.545) Multiple posts featuring St George's flag displays across Oxfordshire locations Key Themes / Content Style Flag-raising nationalism centred on St George's Cross displays Local Oxfordshire focus rather than national campaigning Administrative and coordinating role rather than confrontational street activism Related Figures Ryan Bridge — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; co-founder of RTC Ben Cullen — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; RTC organiser Kevin Good — Co-defendant in High Court injunction; Oxfordshire RTC member Financial / Support No known funding channels identified Legal / Platform Issues Named in High Court injunction granted to Oxfordshire County Council (23 June 2026) Gave an undertaking to the High Court not to affix flags to public infrastructure, not to encourage others to do so, and not to obstruct council workers Referenced in Oxfordshire County Council official statement on unauthorised flags injunction Sources Instagram profile: @trudy.wells.545 — "Member and admin for Raise the Colours Oxfordshire" (https://www.instagram.com/trudy.wells.545/) Oxfordshire County Council — "Unauthorised flags - High Court injunction granted on 23 June 2026" (https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/council/about-your-council/unauthorised-flags-injunction) BBC News — "Activists agree to stop hanging flags from Oxfordshire lampposts" (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gy5x0ggvlo) Oxford Mail — "Raise the Colours agree to stop 'raising' England flags" (https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/26220639.raise-colours-agree-stop-raising-england-flags/) The Guardian — "Nationalist group leaders agree to stop hoisting St George's flags in ..." (https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/23/nationalist-group-stop-hoisting-st-george-flags-oxfordshire-court-injunction) Facebook/Oxford Clarion — "Four organisers of Raise the Colours have given an undertaking to the High Court" (https://www.facebook.com/oxfordclarion/posts/four-organisers-of-raise-the-colours-have-given-an-undertaking-to-the-high-court/122128905273215961/) Notes Age and further biographical details are not publicly available Her exact role within RTC beyond admin/member is unclear The "Flying the Flag Oxfordshire" rebrand in June 2026 may indicate an attempt to evade the court injunction's scope Turbo Turbo Semantic Summary Turbo is a UK-based YouTube auditor operating within the broader auditor community. He is noted as being supported by Billy Moore, a figure within the far-right/auditor ecosystem. The relationship between Turbo and Billy Moore suggests a patronage or mentorship dynamic, with Moore providing backing, amplification, or material support to Turbo's auditing activities. No substantive web presence was found across multiple search queries (July 2026), indicating this is a low-visibility figure. Platform: YouTube Category: Auditor Status: Active (presumed) Channel: Turbo (YouTube) Patron/Supporter: Billy Moore Overview Turbo operates as a YouTube auditor, conducting the typical "auditing" activity of filming in public spaces, government buildings, police stations, and at protests — a practice widely documented in the UK by Searchlight Magazine and HOPE not hate. His distinguishing feature within the auditor network is his connection to Billy Moore, who provides support. Billy Moore is a known figure within the far-right/auditor ecosystem. The nature of Moore's support for Turbo — whether financial, promotional, logistical, or protective — is not specified in available sources, but the relationship indicates Turbo is networked within the structured auditor community rather than operating independently. Content Style Standard auditing content (public filming, confrontation with officials/police) Likely amplified by Billy Moore's network Part of the broader UK auditor ecosystem Connections Billy Moore — supporter/patron; provides backing to Turbo's auditing activities Networked within the broader UK auditor community documented by Searchlight and HOPE not hate Context: Auditor Patronage The auditor ecosystem features several patronage relationships where more established or well-resourced figures support newer or smaller channels. This support can take the form of: Cross-promotion and amplification Financial backing Logistical coordination for group audits Protection/legal support Turbo's relationship with Billy Moore fits this pattern of networked patronage within the auditor community. Sources Task briefing context (July 2026) Web search returned no results for: "Turbo auditor YouTube Billy Moore", "Turbo auditor Billy Moore supported audit" Context drawn from broader documentation of the UK auditor community (Searchlight Magazine, HOPE not hate) Created: 4 July 2026 Tyrone1MC Tyrone1MC Semantic Summary Tyrone1MC is a YouTube content creator operating within the UK auditor community, known specifically as a "beef documentarian" who chronicles inter-auditor conflicts and drama — essentially documenting "auditor-on-auditor violence." This places him in a meta-commentary niche within the auditing scene, where his content focuses not on auditing public buildings or officials but on the internal feuds, rivalries, and schisms between competing audit channels. No substantive web presence was found across multiple search queries (July 2026), indicating this is a low-visibility figure within a niche subculture. Platform: YouTube Category: Auditor / Meta-commentary Status: Active (presumed) Channel: Tyrone1MC (YouTube) Niche: Auditor beef documentation / Auditor-on-auditor conflict chronicler Overview Tyrone1MC occupies a distinctive position within the UK auditor ecosystem — rather than conducting audits himself, he documents and commentates on the conflicts and rivalries between other auditors. The "auditor-on-auditor violence" framing suggests his content covers everything from verbal confrontations and online spats to physical altercations between competing audit channels. The UK auditor scene is notoriously fractious, with Searchlight Magazine and HOPE not hate having documented extensive infighting, accusations of "grassing" (informing to police), and competition over viral content. Tyrone1MC's role as a "beef documentarian" makes him a chronicler of this internal conflict, potentially making his channel a useful source for understanding the fault lines within the auditor community. Content Style Beef/conflict documentation and commentary Meta-commentary on auditor community drama Likely uses clips from other auditors' channels in a reaction/commentary format Focus on inter-auditor rivalries and schisms Context: The UK Auditor Scene The UK auditor community is characterised by: Frequent internal conflicts and accusations (especially "grassing" allegations) Competition for views and viral content Splinter groups and personal rivalries A documented trend where auditors' footage has been used to prosecute far-right activists (Searchlight, June 2026) Tyrone1MC's content sits at the intersection of these dynamics, documenting rather than participating in the conflicts. Sources Task briefing context (July 2026) Web search returned no results for: "Tyrone1MC YouTube auditor beef documentarian", "Tyrone1MC auditor YouTube channel" Context drawn from broader documentation of the UK auditor community fragmentation (Searchlight Magazine, HOPE not hate) Created: 4 July 2026 UK Auditor UK Auditor Semantic Summary UK Auditor (also known as "Power To The Proletariat," a name derived from George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four) is a small-scale YouTube auditing channel with approximately 3,040 subscribers that stands apart from the dominant right-wing and anti-migrant orientation of the UK auditor scene. The channel's left-wing branding — reflected in its Orwellian name — and its focus on traditional police-accountability auditing of police stations and government buildings rather than migrant hotel protests distinguish it from the network of auditors documented by HOPE not hate, Reuters, and Channel 4 News. Reddit's r/AmIFreeToGo community has praised its operator's police interactions as a "masterclass in controlling the conversation" and "flawless victory," indicating tactical skill in the confrontational encounters that define auditing. Content includes filming job centres and exposing GDPR breaches, alongside street-level encounters with police and security in locations including Bethnal Green, London. The channel's small subscriber count and its departure from the anti-migrant pivot that many auditor channels made in 2024–2025 place it at the margins of the politically significant auditor ecosystem. Its existence serves as a reminder that "auditing" as a practice is not inherently right-wing — though the overwhelming majority of high-profile UK auditors documented in this collection operate within far-right or anti-migrant frameworks, UK Auditor demonstrates a small counter-current rooted in left-libertarian or anarchist traditions of police accountability. | Field | Detail | UK Auditor (@UKAuditor, joined June 2024, 3K subscribers) is notable within the UK auditing ecosystem for its apparent left-wing orientation — a rarity in a scene overwhelmingly dominated by far-right anti-migrant content. The channel, associated with the name "Power To The Proletariat" (a reference to Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four), focuses on traditional police-accountability auditing: filming outside police stations, documenting GDPR breaches at job centres, and asserting public filming rights. Its content has been praised on r/AmIFreeToGo as a "masterclass in controlling the conversation" and a "flawless victory" in police encounters. Unlike the vast majority of UK auditing channels that pivoted to migrant hotel confrontations during 2024-2025, UK Auditor has maintained a police-and-institution accountability focus, with no documented migration-related content. The channel's small subscriber base (3K) and left-wing branding distinguish it from the right-wing auditor mainstream, but its participation in the same format and assertion of the same PINAC-rights framework places it within the broader auditing phenomenon. Its existence demonstrates that the auditing format — confrontational filming, rights assertion, and anti-institutional grievance — is not inherently right-wing, even if the UK's dominant iteration has been captured by the far right. | Category | UK auditing | | Status | Active | | Full Name | Unknown | | Real Name | Not publicly identified | | Subscribers | ~3,040 (as of June 2026) | | Total Views | ~361,000 | | Channel | @UKAuditor | | Joined | 25 June 2024 | | Description | "Transparency, accountability, and free speech through public audits" | Overview UK Auditor is a small-scale UK-based YouTube auditing channel that describes its content as: "Join me as I explore, audit, and uncover the truth in public spaces across the UK. My channel focuses on promoting transparency, accountability, and free speech through public audits and engaging content." The channel was created on 25 June 2024 and has approximately 3,040 subscribers with around 361,000 total video views as of June 2026, making it one of the smaller UK auditor channels. The channel appears to have a left-wing / anarchist branding, with Reddit posts referencing the channel under the name "Power To The Proletariat" — a name derived from George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four . The r/AmIFreeToGo community has posted about the channel, describing its police encounters as "masterclass in controlling the conversation" and "flawless victory." Notable Content Auditing of police stations and government buildings (Bethnal Green, London) Filming job centres and exposing GDPR breaches by poorly run offices Street-level encounters with police and security guards Educational content about filming rights in public spaces Controversies Association Questions Unlike many UK auditor channels that have pivoted to anti-migrant content, UK Auditor (Power To The Proletariat) appears to have maintained a more traditional "auditing" focus on police accountability rather than migrant hotel protests. Style Described on urban75 forums as having a "left-wing" orientation compared to the generally right-wing UK auditor scene One Reddit comment noted: "TBF the original channel this came from is called 'Power to the Proletariat' so sadly that sort of crazy is partially baked in already" Comparison to Other Auditors The r/AmIFreeToGo community highlighted his interactions with police as particularly skilful, with one thread titled "Masterclass in controlling the conversation during a police encounter." Reddit Presence r/AmIFreeToGo: "UK Auditor Power To The Proletariat with a flawless victory over a group of police in Bethnal Green, London" r/AmIFreeToGo: "Masterclass in controlling the conversation during a police encounter" urban75 forums: General discussion of PTTP as a different style of auditor Links YouTube: @UKAuditor References YouTube channel @UKAuditor (joined 25 Jun 2024, 3.04K subscribers, 361K views) Reddit r/AmIFreeToGo: Multiple threads on PTTP/UK Auditor police encounters urban75 forums: Discussion of Power to the Proletariat Last updated: 11 June 2026 UK Right-Wing, Conservative, and Populist Hashtags UK Right-Wing, Conservative, and Populist Hashtags This document compiles common hashtags used across UK right-wing, populist, and conservative networks on platforms like X (formerly Twitter). It is structured into thematic categories for easier monitoring and parsing. Immigration & Border Control #StopTheBoats : A ubiquitous hashtag across the UK right wing demanding an end to undocumented migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats. #RwandaPlan : Used in discussions supporting the policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda for processing. #CloseTheBorders / #SecureOurBorders : Broad populist hashtags advocating for strict reductions in both legal and illegal immigration. Anti-Government, Accountability & Policing #TwoTierKeir / #TwoTierPolicing : Surged during the 2024 riots, alleging a double standard in British justice where right-wing protestors are treated more harshly than left-wing activists or minority groups. #StarmerOut : Expressing widespread dissatisfaction with the Labour government and calling for Keir Starmer's removal. #SadiqKhanOut : Frequently used to criticize the Mayor of London, heavily tied to opposition against ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) expansions and urban crime policies. #DPAudits / #AuditingBritain : Associated with citizen journalists and protest auditors who film police and public buildings to challenge state authority. This heavily intersects with anti-establishment, libertarian, and anti-policing sentiments on the right. Political Parties & Figures #ReformUK : The primary hashtag for supporters of the populist right-wing party, focusing on national sovereignty, lowering taxes, and immigration. #NigelFarage : Used to amplify campaigns, speeches, and commentary from the Reform UK leader. #LeeAnderson : Highlights commentary from the vocal Reform UK MP and former Conservative deputy chairman. #TommyRobinson / #FreeTommy : Used by the more hardline, street-level populist right and nationalist groups to support the activist. #Conservatives / #Tories : Used by traditional right-leaning voters, though frequently co-opted by populists to criticize the party's perceived drift from true conservative values. Media, Commentators & Culture #DefundTheBBC / #ScrapTheBBC : Protest against the mandatory TV license fee, claiming the broadcaster possesses an inherent left-wing or pro-establishment bias. #GBNews : Amplifies clips and talking points from the right-leaning British news broadcaster. #DarrenGrimes : Frequently used to share commentary and clips from the prominent conservative TV presenter and media personality. #AntiWoke : A broad cultural hashtag used to criticize progressive social policies, DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives, and corporate messaging. #NetZeroScandal / #NetZeroMadness : Used by conservative populists to oppose government climate policies and environmental targets, arguing they economically harm the working class. #WEF : Often used critically by the populist right to express deep skepticism towards globalist organizations like the World Economic Forum and international regulatory alignment. UKSploosh UKSploosh Semantic Summary UKSploosh is a mid-tier UK right-wing YouTube channel with approximately 42,400 subscribers and 4.27 million total views that functions as a protest-coverage and live-streaming node within the broader anti-migrant content ecosystem. The channel's content focuses heavily on weekly protests at the Crowborough migrant accommodation site — covered for over 32 consecutive weeks — alongside anti-migrant demonstrations in Southampton, Braintree, and coverage of the "Unite the Kingdom" rallies. UKSploosh amplifies the Henry Nowak murder case as an anti-migrant framing device, promotes the "two-tier Britain" narrative targeting Keir Starmer's government, and cross-promotes content from Tommy Robinson, Dan Wootton, Danny Tommo, and Chris Cork. The channel's X/Twitter presence (@UKSploosh, approximately 4,000 followers) serves primarily as a promotion feed for YouTube live streams, retweeting far-right figures and framing UTK as "the largest patriotic display the world has ever seen." UKSploosh sits within the broader auditor and protest-media ecosystem documented by Reuters, Channel 4, Novara Media, and HOPE not hate, alongside channels like Marti Blagborough and Society X. Its sustained focus on the Crowborough protests — documenting a single site over many months — exemplifies how individual auditor channels can become the primary media narrators for specific local flashpoints, shaping public perception of migrant accommodation through repetitive, confrontational coverage that mainstream outlets do not match in frequency or framing. Platform: YouTube / X (Twitter) Category: Right-wing / Anti-establishment / Protest Coverage / "Auditor" Status: Active Subscribers: ~42,400 (YouTube) Total Views: ~4.27M Videos: ~268 Created: 9 June 2024 X Followers: ~4,066 (joined Oct 2025) Overview UKSploosh is a UK-based YouTube channel with approximately 42,400 subscribers and 4.27 million total views. The channel describes itself as providing "Live streams & Videos for supporting the U.K, along with videos and shorts of different events, day in the life." Content focuses heavily on protest coverage -- particularly anti-migrant/asylum hotel demonstrations, live streams of UK protest events, and right-wing political commentary in the "auditor" vein. Part of the wider UK right-wing YouTube auditor ecosystem alongside channels like Marti Blagborough, AY Audits, Bare Britain Audits, AJ Audits, and others who film outside migrant accommodation and protest events. Notable Content & Coverage Crowborough Migrant Camp — Covers weekly protests (ongoing, reported at 32+ weeks) at the Crowborough migrant accommodation site, claiming migrants are working illegally at local companies Southampton — Live streams of anti-migrant protests Braintree — Live coverage Henry Nowak — Multiple posts referencing the Henry Nowak murder case ("Remember his name... Henry Nowak"), used to frame anti-migrant narrative UTK (Unite The Kingdom) — Promoted the 16 May 2026 "Unite The Kingdom and the West" rally in London; covered the route walk Two-Tier Britain — Framing Keir Starmer/UK government as applying different standards to right-wing activists vs. others Cross-promotional ecosystem with Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon), Dan Wootton, Danny Tommo, Chris Cork, and others X/Twitter Activity The @UKSploosh account acts primarily as a promotion channel for YouTube live streams. Activity includes: Live stream announcements with piped.video links Retweeting/amplifying content from Tommy Robinson, Scoop Urban, and other far-right figures Coverage of the UTK rally as "the largest patriotic display the world has ever seen" Claims of "two-tier Britain" and criticism of Starmer for allegedly banning US right-wing figures (D Tarczynski, Don Keith, Joey Mannarino) from entering the UK while meeting with Ahmed al-Sharaa Framing of anti-migrant protests as legitimate patriotic expression Reference to "lefties" refusing to join a minute's clap for Henry Nowak Ecosystem Context UKSploosh sits within the broader UK "auditor" scene -- content creators who film outside migrant hotels, protest sites, and government buildings, often framing it as citizen journalism. This ecosystem has been investigated by: Reuters (Dec 2025): "How combative videographers fire up Britain's asylum hotel protests" Channel 4: "Inside the lucrative industry of online 'auditors' targeting migrant hotels" Novara Media (Dec 2025): "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" Byline Times (Apr 2026): "The Criminal Past of the Far-Right Anti-Migrant 'Auditors' Going Viral on YouTube" HOPE not hate: Case files on "auditors" entering hotels to harass staff and residents UnHerd (Aug 2025): "The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics" Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UKsploosh X/Twitter: https://x.com/UKSploosh Social Blade: https://socialblade.com/youtube/handle/uksploosh Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 12 June 2026 Right-Wing YouTubers Right-Wing YouTubers Collection of profiles for UK-based right-wing YouTubers, auditors, and activist media creators. Created: 11 June 2026 | Last updated: 12 June 2026 Channels # Channel Category Profile Notes 1 Auditing Britain Auditing auditing-britain.md Reda Bouadi-Clifton, ~394K subs, minicab driver, court filming conviction 2 AY Audits Auditing ay-audits.md Anthony Barnes, 134K subs, charged with CPN breach, feuded with DJE Media 3 BasedWelshman Commentary basedwelshman.md Hugh Thorne, 57 videos archived as censored 4 BBA (Bare Britain Audits) Auditing bba.md Scott Chesterman, 120K subs, 11M+ views, Discord paywall 5 Charlie Veitch Commentary/Activism charlie-veitch.md 845K subs, Wikipedia page, charged S4A public order, banned from Manchester 6 DJE Media Auditing (convicted) dje-media.md Daniel James Edwards, 250K+ subs, 12 counts fraud/voyeurism/indecent images, 34-month sentence, SHPO until 2029 7 DP Audits Auditing dp-audits.md Paul Dunbar, Coventry, rape threats to campaigner's family, violent offences 8 Edge of the Matrix Anti-trans activism edge-of-the-matrix.md "Steve", ex-Royal Navy Commando, sandwich board protests 9 English Ned Protest coverage englishned.md Chris Messenger, arrested/charged Manchester raids, punched Green MP Hannah Spencer 10 Jermaine Unfiltered Commentary jermaine-unfiltered.md Jarmain Patrick, ~318K subs, 20M+ views 11 Jupiter Ascending Commentary jupiter-ascending.md Small channel, name SEO-dominated by film 12 Marti Blagborough Protest activism marti-blagborough.md "Godfather of UK Auditing", Yorkshire, X account suspended 13 MKR Audits Auditing mkr.md Kelsea-Leigh Cunliffe, charged Manchester raids, Altrincham firework attack 14 My Breaks Don't Work Auditing my-breaks-dont-work.md Rachel Davies, charged Manchester raids 15 News Now Yorkshire Far-right media news-now-yorkshire.md Michael, 100K+ subs, 103K FB likes, Sheffield Tribune investigation 16 Sam (First Hotel Auditor) Auditing sam-first-hotel-auditor.md Claims to have pioneered asylum hotel audit format, ~15.2K subs 17 Society X Commentary society-x.md Run by "Jamie", limited info 18 UKSploosh Commentary uksploosh.md ~42.4K subs, Crowborough migrant camp coverage, cross-promotes with Tommy Robinson 19 Yorkshire Rose Commentary yorkshire-rose.md 124 asylum hotel visits (most prolific UK), English Constitution Party links 20 Young Bob Commentary young-bob.md Gregory Thomas Moffitt, TPUK suspended, Tommy Robinson carol concert 21 The Ginger Patriot Auditing ginger-patriot.md Ben Mills, Manchester, ~4.5K subs, part of Mancunian auditor network 22 Migrant Hotel Manager Auditing migrant-hotel-manager.md "Adam", 32, Salford, ex-hotel worker, arrested for 77p pasta, 25K+ X followers 23 Lee Scheres/Unmasked Antifa Doxxing lee-scheres-unmasked-antifa.md Leeds-based, runs Unmasked Antifa Exposed X feed, "most vile of far-right auditors" 24 DJ Audits Auditing (drone) dj-audits.md Nigel Roy Dicks, Leicestershire, ~150K subs, drone operator, Daily Mail coverage 25 The Laughing Auditor Auditing the-laughing-auditor.md John Hunter, ~60.4K subs, Scottish/Canadian accent, GB News appearance, arrested 26 Kent Audit UK Auditing kent-audit-uk.md 76-year-old operator + "RottDogg", walking auditor, audited BAE Systems 27 Banaman Auditing banaman.md Sheffield-based, ~60.5K subs, mock police uniform, Dark Knights of Sheffield 28 AJ Audits (Anthony Styles) Auditing (convicted) aj-audits-anthony-styles.md 59yo convicted paedophile, 4.5 years for indecent assault on 14yo, channel now deleted 29 Laudits Auditing laudits.md UK auditor, profiled in UnHerd, YouTube channel terminated 30 UK Auditor Auditing uk-auditor.md ~3K subs, police accountability focus, still active 31 LB Audits / Laine Audits Auditing lb-audits.md Laine Buckingham, ~18.3K subs, migrant hotel auditor, alias 'Rishmik Room 22', charged with common assault, featured in Reuters 32 Wesley Winter Commentary wesley-winter.md ~211K subs, 26M+ views, BBC The Media Show & GB News featured, Epping protest coverage 33 Stripey Audits Auditing stripey-audits.md Darren Summerfield, migrant hotel auditor, arrested Bournemouth, feuds with LB Audits 34 ST Audits Auditing (convicted) st-audits.md Christopher Lee Matthews, ex-wrestler 'The Crippler', migrant hunter, HOPE not hate unmasked, channel deleted 35 Joe Vloggs Auditing (convicted) joe-vloggs.md Joe Gough, ~24.6K subs, convicted for punching security guard at Walsall migrant hotel, 5-year restraining order 36 CP Reports Auditing cp-reports.md CaoimheVlogs, ~919 X followers, connected to Tommy Robinson/StopTheHate, UK auditing 37 Street Audits Auditing street-audits.md Very small channel (~81 subs), London walkthroughs, low-confrontation style 38 Street Hawk Audits Auditing street-hawk-audits.md No online footprint found — placeholder 39 CJ Audits Auditing cj-audits.md Charles Johnston, NI-based, ~13.8K subs, 3.6M views, 113+ convictions, PSNI seeks ban from filming stations 40 Mr Baldy Audits Auditing mr-baldy-audits.md Belfast-based, small channel, collaborates with CJ Audits, PSNI station audits 41 Ceirion Dewar ⚠️ Christian Nationalist ceirion-dewar.md "The far-right bishop", Confessing Anglican, mass baptism in River Jordan 42 Calvin Robinson ⚠️ Christian Nationalist calvin-robinson.md Ex-GB News deacon, political commentator, sacked for Nazi salute 43 Rikki Doolan ⚠️ Christian Nationalist rikki-doolan.md Spirit Embassy pastor, led Tommy Robinson to Christ, 20K YouTube 44 Chris Wickland ⚠️ Christian Nationalist chris-wickland.md "The Vexed Vicar", Living Word Church, NAR prophecies, 31.3K YouTube 45 Disciples of Christ ⚠️ Christian Nationalist disciples-of-christ.md Nick Tenconi's street activist group, "Christ is King" demos 46 Faith Jarvis ⚠️ Christian Nationalist faith-jarvis.md "Faith Speaks Louder", Welsh evangelical podcaster, Reform soft-launch Key Themes Auditing movement : Filming in public spaces, confronting police/officials, asserting filming rights Sovereign citizen : Pseudo-legal arguments rejecting UK jurisdiction Far-right media : Protest coverage, anti-immigration framing, Reform UK-adjacent narratives Cross-promotion : Many channels collaborate, share audiences, and attend the same events Asylum hotel audits : Common content theme across multiple channels, often targeting Home Office-contracted migrant accommodation Manchester raids (April 2026) : 6 auditors charged across police raids, including English Ned, MKR, My Breaks Don't Work Criminal histories : Multiple auditors have prior convictions (DJE Media: sex offences/indecent images, AJ Audits: child sex offence, DP Audits: violent offences/rape threats, AY Audits: CPN breach) Wesley Winter Wesley Winter Semantic Summary Wesley Winter, a 30-year-old YouTuber from Essex/London with approximately 211,000 subscribers and 26 million total views, is among the most commercially successful figures in the UK right-wing protest-coverage space, occupying the blurred boundary between citizen journalism and far-right-adjacent content creation. His channel — launched in 2011 but only actively producing content in recent years — specialises in first-person, documentary-style coverage of migrant hotel protests, far-right demonstrations, and urban street-level events, with key videos including "Epping Erupts" and "Epping Says No: Migrant Hotel Collapses" at the Bell Hotel protests attracting hundreds of thousands of views. Winter's footage of the Southport riots following the July 2024 mass stabbing was used in Channel 4's documentary "One Day in Southport," and he has appeared on BBC Radio 4's The Media Show, GB News, and been interviewed by Metro and The Times. He presents himself as an independent journalist showing "both sides" and documenting "ordinary people speaking from the heart," but Novara Media profiled him critically as part of "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks," and he was observed at a far-right demonstration in Southampton. Winter operates through his incorporated company Wesley Winter Entertainment Ltd and has promoted Reform UK councillor Jaymey McIvor. His monthly earnings, estimated at $673–$4,040 across approximately 1.8 million monthly views, position him as one of the highest-earning figures in the ecosystem, demonstrating the financial viability of the protest-journalism model even as its political neutrality remains contested. Channel: @WesleyWinter. Wesley Winter, 30, is a UK YouTuber (211K subscribers, 26M+ views) producing first-person documentary-style coverage of migrant hotel protests and far-right demonstrations, with his defining coverage coming from the Bell Hotel protests in Epping, Essex. He positions himself as an independent citizen journalist "documenting the reality of life" and appears in mainstream media — BBC The Media Show, Channel 4's "One Day in Southport" documentary, The Times, and GB News — lending him a veneer of legitimacy that most auditors lack. His coverage of the Southport riots was used in Channel 4's documentary, and he has claimed sympathetic understanding for protesters even after his wife was allegedly assaulted at the riots — a statement that reveals his editorial alignment despite claims of neutrality. Novara Media profiled him critically in "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks." He has promoted Reform UK councillor Jaymey McIvor and operates Wesley Winter Entertainment Ltd, a registered company. Winter represents the upper tier of the auditor ecosystem: higher production values, mainstream media crossover, and a corporate structure that monetises the same anti-migrant protest content as lower-tier auditors while maintaining sufficient distance to avoid criminal charges and platform bans that have ensnared others in the network. — YouTube Description: "A guy with a camera from England documenting the reality of life" Profile Real name: Wesley Winter (born October 1995) Location: England (Essex/London area) Channel created: May 26, 2011 (long dormant, only began uploading actively more recently) Subscribers: ~211,000 Total videos: ~121 Total views: ~26 million+ Recent views (90 days): ~5.4 million Monthly views: ~1.8 million Estimated monthly earnings: $673 – $4,040 Instagram: @wxsley (~62K followers) Website: wesleywinter.com Company: Wesley Winter Entertainment Ltd (incorporated 17 September 2024, registered address 86-90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE) Content Focus Wesley Winter produces first-person, documentary-style videos capturing urban life and street-level events across England. His content centres on: Migrant hotel protests — extensive coverage of the Bell Hotel protests in Epping, Essex, after an asylum seeker was charged with sexual offences Far-right demonstrations — filmed at the Southport riots and nationwide unrest following the Southport mass stabbing (July 2024) Street-level urban scenes — documenting social conditions, community dynamics, and interactions with the public Citizen journalism — positions himself as an independent alternative to mainstream news media Media Coverage & Appearances BBC The Media Show (BBC Radio 4 / BBC World Service) — featured on "YouTubers and the Migrant Hotel Protest" discussing his role covering the Epping protests GB News — interviewed about hostile confrontations with leftist counter-protesters at Epping Metro — interviewed: "I've been at the frontline covering migrant protests" (July 2025) The Times — featured in "Southport rioters threatened my wife — but I still back the protests" Channel 4 Documentary — contributed to "One Day in Southport" (July 2025), covering the Southport riots The Guardian — referenced in review of "One Day in Southport" iNews — referenced for his Southport coverage The Mirror — interviewed about the Southport riots Novara Media — profiled critically in "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" (December 2025), noting his appearance at a far-right demonstration in Southampton Political Positioning Presents as an independent citizen journalist, claiming to show both sides Frequently covers anti-immigration/migrant hotel protests Described by critics (Novara Media, Reform Party UK Exposed) as a promoter of far-right content Has promoted Reform UK councillor Jaymey McIvor Claims to be sympathetic to protesters' frustrations even after his wife was assaulted at the Southport riots Describes himself as documenting "ordinary people speaking from the heart" versus "polished" mainstream media Key Videos "Epping Erupts" — coverage of the Bell Hotel protests; attracted hundreds of thousands of views "Epping Says No: Migrant Hotel Collapses" — follow-up coverage of the protests Southport riot footage used in Channel 4's "One Day in Southport" documentary Sources Grokipedia — Wesley Winter (YouTuber) profile BBC The Media Show — m002gm6t GB News — "YouTuber describes hostile face-off with leftists" Metro — "I've been at the frontline covering migrant protests" The Times / The Mirror — Southport riot coverage Companies House — Wesley Winter Entertainment Ltd (company 15962774) Novara Media — "Meet the YouTubers Terrorising Britain for Clicks" youtubers.me — Wesley Winter stats YouTube — @WesleyWinter. Yorkshire Rose Yorkshire Rose Semantic Summary Amanda Smith, operating as Yorkshire Rose on YouTube with approximately 42,500 subscribers, is — by quantitative measure — the most prolific "migrant hunter" in the UK, having been documented by HOPE not hate making 124 visits to asylum accommodation sites in 2022 alone, a 143% increase on the previous year and the highest individual total recorded. Smith's trajectory through the formal far-right precedes her YouTube career: she was previously an organiser for both the English Defence League and Britain First and is linked to the English Constitution Party and the neo-Nazi group Patriotic Alternative, demonstrating deep institutional roots across the British far-right ecosystem. Her content employs what researchers describe as "cry-bully" tactics — emotional manipulation framing her confrontational hotel visits as citizen journalism — and the Sheffield Tribune reported she "regularly appears at hotels housing refugees to hassle staff and guests." HOPE not hate maintains a dedicated case file on Smith and profiled her in the "Migrant-Hunters" research dossier alongside Alan Leggett (Active Patriot). She has been named in internal hotel industry memos warning staff about auditors, alongside Laudits and AY Audits, and has been documented attempting to access hotel grounds by clambering through woodland to reach cordoned-off areas. Smith's background as a formal far-right organiser transitioning to YouTube content creation exemplifies a broader pattern in which established far-right activists adapt to the platform economy, leveraging organisational skills into monetised content that reaches audiences beyond traditional movement structures. Platform: YouTube Yorkshire Rose (Amanda Smith, of Castleford, West Yorkshire) is HOPE not Hate's identified "most prolific migrant hunter in the UK" — visiting asylum accommodation sites on at least 124 occasions in 2022 alone, a 143% increase on the previous year. A former organiser for both the English Defence League and Britain First, and linked to the English Constitution Party, Smith represents the direct lineage between organised far-right street movements and the YouTube auditor format. Her channel (42.5K subscribers, 633+ videos) focuses almost exclusively on auditing hotels housing asylum seekers, using what researchers describe as "cry-bully" tactics — emotional manipulation framed as concerned citizen journalism. She has been documented attempting to access hotel grounds by clambering through woodland, racially abusing hotel staff, and appearing in internal hotel industry memos warning staff about auditors. Smith has posed with Tommy Robinson and shared Patriotic Alternative content, connecting her to the neo-Nazi fringe. Her significance extends beyond any individual incident: she exemplifies the industrialisation of migrant harassment — transforming what was once sporadic street-level intimidation into a systematic, data-driven campaign of 124+ annual visitations, receiving tips from followers to target new locations, and inspiring a generation of copycat "migrant hunters" documented by HOPE not Hate. Category: Right-wing / Anti-migrant / Auditor Status: Active Real Name: Amanda Smith Subscribers: ~42.5K Videos: ~633 Location: Castleford, West Yorkshire X (Twitter) Handle: @YorksRose_84 Affiliated Groups: English Defence League (former organiser), Britain First (former organiser), English Constitution Party (linked) Overview Yorkshire Rose is the YouTube channel of Amanda Smith, a UK-based far-right activist and self-described "Citizen Journalist & Activist." Smith is a former organizer for the English Defence League (EDL) and Britain First who now focuses on auditing asylum hotels and migrant accommodation. She has been identified by HOPE not hate as the most prolific "migrant hunter" in the UK , visiting asylum accommodation sites on at least 124 occasions in 2022 alone — a 143% increase on 2021 and by far the highest of any individual. Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@YorkshireRose HOPE not hate Case File: https://hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-amanda-smith/ X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/YorksRose_84 Background From Castleford, West Yorkshire Former organizer for the English Defence League (EDL) Former organizer for Britain First Linked to the English Constitution Party (a hard-right minor party) Posed with Tommy Robinson in photographs covered by Scout News Transitioned to YouTube content creation focusing on immigration issues Active on both YouTube and X (Twitter) Has been active at asylum hotel protests since at least 2022 (e.g., Ibis Hotel Rotherham, July 2022) Described by HOPE not hate as "among the most prolific asylum hotel visitors" Notable Content Auditing asylum hotels and migrant accommodation across the UK Citizen journalism reporting on local and national stories Content described as "shining a light on untold issues" Live streams and confrontational filming at migrant hotels Uses "cry-bully" video titles according to HOPE not hate analysis Sheffield Tribune reported she "regularly appears at hotels housing refugees to hassle staff and guests" Activities and Impact 124 documented visits to asylum accommodation sites in 2022 (HOPE not hate / Byline Times) Frequently visits hotels she suspects of housing migrants, often after receiving tips from followers Has been documented attempting to access hotel grounds, including clambering through woodland to reach cordoned-off areas Has engaged in racial abuse of hotel staff (per Antifascist Research Collective Nitter surveillance) Protests she has organised have attracted counter-protests (e.g., Long Eaton Novotel, Derbyshire) Featured in HOPE not hate's "Migrant-Hunters" research dossier alongside Alan Leggett (Active Patriot) and others Named in internal hotel industry memos warning staff about auditors (alongside Laudits and AY Audits) Covered in multiple academic and press analyses of the "migrant hunter" phenomenon Controversies EDL and Britain First ties : Documented history as organizer for far-right groups Most prolific "migrant hunter" : Identified as the most frequent visitor to asylum accommodation (Huck Magazine, February 2023; HOPE not hate, 2022 data) Hotel staff warnings : Named in internal hotel memos warning staff about auditors, alongside Laudits and AY Audits (Facebook post, August 2025) HOPE not hate case file : Subject of dedicated research file by anti-extremism organization Confrontational tactics : Uses emotional manipulation and "cry-bully" tactics according to researchers 5G conspiracy theories : Social media accounts feature 5G conspiracy content alongside anti-immigration material Patriotic Alternative links : Has shared content from the neo-Nazi group Patriotic Alternative Media Coverage HOPE not hate (February 2026): Dedicated case file on Amanda Smith HOPE not hate (May 2024): "The Next Generation of Migrant Hunters?" HOPE not hate (2022): "Parachuting in and hijacking concerns: The far right come to Linton-on-Ouse" HOPE not hate (March 2023): "Far-right harassment of migrant accommodation doubles in 2022" Byline Times (February 2023): "Are You Paying for this Room? Three Years of Far-Right Attacks on Migrant Hotels" Huck Magazine (February 2023): "Inside the UK's anti-migrant protests" The Guardian (August 2024): "The far right has moved online, where its voice is more dangerous than ever" UnHerd (August 2025): "The YouTubers shaping anti-migrant politics" Channel 4 News (September 2025): Featured in investigation of asylum hotel auditors Scout News (Substack): "A sleepy Yorkshire village becomes a far-right flashpoint" Sheffield Tribune: "First they fled war. Now they're getting hounded by the far-right" Manchester Mill: "Racist abuse, far-right vloggers and the monstering of refugee hotels" openDemocracy (2024): Featured in analysis of far-right race riots Antifascist Research Collective: Detailed who's who entry on "migrant hunters" Political Lean Smith is explicitly far-right with documented ties to multiple far-right organizations (EDL, Britain First, English Constitution Party). Her content focuses on anti-immigration messaging and opposition to asylum seeker accommodation in the UK. She is also linked to Patriotic Alternative, a neo-Nazi group, and Tommy Robinson's activism. Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@YorkshireRose X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/YorksRose_84 HOPE not hate case file: https://hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-amanda-smith/ Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 11 June 2026 Young Bob Young Bob Semantic Summary Thomas Moffitt, operating as "Young Bob" with approximately 45,300 YouTube subscribers, is a teenage right-wing Christian activist whose trajectory illustrates both the radicalisation pipeline for young far-right content creators and the precariousness of their position within the movement they serve. A 17-to-18-year-old Eastern Orthodox Christian associated with Project Britannia, Turning Point UK (before his suspension in late 2025), and Disciples of Christ, Moffitt built his following through confrontational Speakers' Corner debates and university campus appearances promoting Charlie Kirk-style conservative messaging. His relationship with the far-right ecosystem has been marked by serial bridge-burning: suspended from Turning Point UK after HOPE not hate revealed disparaging comments about the organisation, he called Tommy Robinson's fanbase "brain dead" after attending Robinson's Christmas carol concert, used UKIP for support before slagging them off, and ultimately aligned with Restore Britain's hardline faction under self-confessed Nazi Steve Laws — earning him the label "a lying piece of shit" from former allies. His most consequential moment came in June 2026 when his Southampton riot footage was used to secure a 3-year-3-month sentence against Darren Medhurst — the longest handed down for the disorder — triggering a far-right backlash that branded him "Bob the Plod," "Young Grass," and "Policeman Bob." His subsequent mea culpa on X admitting he "needed to be more cautious" and promising to blur faces or stop filming at protests was met with overwhelming hostility. A Manchester "change my mind" stunt days later ended with him being physically attacked, kicked unconscious, and having his equipment stolen — the assault generating international far-right media sympathy even as anti-fascists noted it gave him exactly the victimhood status he needed to deflect from his role in jailing 13 "patriots." Moffitt's trajectory is a case study in the impossibility of serving both the content economy and the movement when their interests diverge. Platform: YouTube Young Bob (Thomas Moffitt, 18) is a teenage right-wing Christian activist and citizen journalist who has cycled through nearly every major UK far-right organisation — Turning Point UK (ambassador, suspended), Disciples of Christ (campaigner), UKIP (ally, then critic), Tommy Robinson's Urban Scoop (contributor, then called Robinson's fanbase "brain dead"), and Restore Britain (canvasser for the Steve Laws ethno-nationalist faction) — leaving burned bridges at each. He gained notoriety through Speakers' Corner confrontations and migrant hotel protest coverage, building 45K YouTube subscribers and attracting sympathetic coverage from Rebel News, NY Post, and Fox News after being assaulted with urine and glue. His defining moment came in June 2026 when his Southampton riot footage — viewed 3 million times — was used to convict 13 men, including ringleader Darren Medhurst who received 3+ years, the longest sentence from the disorder. Far-right figures denounced him as "Bob the Plod" and "Young Grass," prompting a public mea culpa where he admitted he "was wrong in the way I covered Southampton." Days later he was assaulted unconscious in Manchester. His trajectory — from Charlie Kirk-style campus provocateur to pariah whose footage jails his own audience — illustrates the irreconcilable tension between the auditor model (monetising viral confrontation footage) and the violent street movements it claims to serve. His multiple organisation-jumping also exposes the porous boundaries and mutual dependency within the UK far-right ecosystem. Category: Right-wing / Christian Activist / Citizen Journalist Status: Active (subject to ongoing arrests) Real Name: Gregory Thomas Moffitt (also spelled Moffett/Moffatt) Age: 17-18 (as of 2025-2026) Subscribers: ~45.3K Videos: ~220 X (Twitter) Handle: @YoungBobTPUK Affiliated Groups: Project Britannia, Turning Point UK (suspended late 2025), Disciples of Christ, Project Albion (CEO) Overview Young Bob is the online persona of Thomas Moffitt, a teenage right-wing Christian activist and citizen journalist from the UK. He is associated with Project Britannia, a youth conservative organization, and has gained attention for confrontational debates at Speakers' Corner and university campuses. Despite his young age, he has built a substantial following and has been arrested multiple times for public order offences. He has been described by Searchlight Magazine as a "far-right grooming victim" and by HOPE not hate as a "young activist who first gained popularity filming controversial interviews on Speaker's Corner and campaigning for Disciples of Christ." Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@YoungBobRB Project Britannia: https://www.projectbritannia.org/ Save Young Bob fund: https://SaveYoungBob.co.uk Background 17-year-old citizen journalist and activist (as of late 2025); now 18 in 2026 Right-wing Christian activist (Eastern Orthodox) Associated with Project Britannia (youth conservative movement) and Turning Point UK (suspended late 2025) Promotes Charlie Kirk-style conservative messaging in the UK Active at Speakers' Corner in London Debates at universities on topics like immigration, gender, and abortion Describes himself as a "right-wing based version of Greta Thunberg" CEO of Project Albion Works as an Urban Scoop contributor Participated in Tommy Robinson's "Put Christ back into Christmas" carol concert (December 2025) Linked to the Great British National Protest group (per HOPE not hate) Notable Content Speakers' Corner debates and confrontations University campus debates (Manchester Metropolitan University, Sussex University, Leicester Square) Coverage of migrant hotel protests as citizen journalist Immigration policy debates (including with migrants who agree with deportation policies) "What Is a Woman?" university debates Content on free speech and "Bravery vs Stupidity" Collaboration with Project Britannia channel Christian revival and Christmas content (Adam Yosef interview) Controversies and Legal Issues Suspended from Turning Point UK (late 2025) : Suspended from his ambassador position after HOPE not hate revealed disparaging comments he made about the organisation and its COO Nick Tenconi Arrested at Speakers' Corner : Arrested by Essex Police for "speaking his mind" (September 2025), covered by Rebel News (530K views); held overnight Epping protest arrest : Arrested and held overnight by Essex Police after covering Epping protests; Rebel News launched a legal-defence crowdfund via SaveYoungBob.co.uk Birmingham arrest : Arrested recently in Birmingham; complained of being "kettled by antifa" (Searchlight Magazine, November 2025) Breach of the Peace arrest : Arrested for Breach of the Peace (per Threads surveillance, late 2025) Public order offences : Arrested on public order charges (November 2025) Assaulted in Bristol : Allegedly assaulted by "Antifa" while filming (November 2025) Urine and glue attack (November 2025): Claims people threw urine and glue at him while promoting Charlie Kirk/Turning Point UK message; received death threats (NY Post, Fox News coverage) Whitechapel attack (February 2026): Attacked by group of men in Whitechapel; covered by TalkTV with Kevin O'Sullivan Kicked out of Speakers' Corner : Multiple incidents of being removed from the location Political Views Right-wing Christian conservative (Eastern Orthodox) Anti-immigration (supports mass deportation / "remigration" policies) Critical of Tommy Robinson's fanbase (called them "brain dead" in December 2025) Pro-free speech advocacy Traditional gender views (debates "What Is a Woman?" topic) Anti-abortion stance Developments (June 2026) Southampton Riot Footage Used to Secure Longest Sentence (11 June 2026) Young Bob's footage of the Southampton "Farage riot" (2 June 2026) was used as evidence to prosecute Darren Medhurst, who was sentenced to 3 years and 3 months at Southampton Crown Court — the longest sentence handed down so far for the disorder. Medhurst was described in court as a "ringleader" and was filmed by Moffitt setting a large commercial waste bin alight and rolling it towards a police line, hurling roof tiles, and throwing a can of beer. The prosecution's case relied on Moffitt's footage, which circulated widely on social media and became part of the evidential record. Two other men — Callum Darch (2.5 years) and Harley Haynes (2.5 years) — were also sentenced in the same hearing. Source: Searchlight Magazine (11 June 2026) Backlash — Far-Right Denounces Auditors as "Grasses" (10 June 2026) A Searchlight investigation published 10 June 2026 detailed how the far-right is turning on auditors whose footage is being used to prosecute rioters. Young Bob is a central figure in the controversy: Dion Wragg (convicted Southport rioter): "8 months inside due to degenerate grifiting auditors posting videos online with clear faces of patriots at the protest!...They are basically grassing on the nationalists they claim to support!" Steve Laws (Restore Britain leader): "I'm yet again reminding you all to stop filming faces. If our guys are getting a bit tasty, don't fucking film it. You're putting them in the shit." Sam Melia (Patriotic Alternative): "Any uprising would be immediately nipped in the bud thanks to these auditor cunts who film every moment in HD." Moffitt's Southampton clip received over 3 million views. He was photographed at the riot alongside Anthony Barnes (AY Audits). Source: Searchlight Magazine — "'Stop filming us' – why the far right is turning on auditor 'grasses'" (10 June 2026) Young Bob Admits He "Needed to Be More Cautious" (14 June 2026) In the wake of the Southampton convictions, Young Bob posted a mea culpa on X, admitting responsibility for the footage that sent rioters to prison: "I'll put my hands up and say that I was wrong in the way I covered Southampton, and I definitely needed to be more cautious in how I reported on events." "Knowing what I know now, I would have approached the situation completely differently. Going forward, I will either blur faces of patriots or attend protests without filming at all." The post received over 1,500 comments, overwhelmingly negative. He was dubbed "agent Bob," "Bob the Plod," and "Young Grass" by far-right accounts. Abusive memes filled his timeline, including warnings of retribution when the jailed men are released. 13 men have been jailed so far as a result of footage from auditors including Young Bob. Sources: Sick Chirpse (14 June 2026): "Auditor Young Bob Admits He 'Needs To Be More Cautious' After His Livestream Results In 'Patriots' Being Jailed" — by MF Jones Searchlight Magazine (15 June 2026): "Paranoia grips the far-right as judge puts target on the back of 'auditors'" — by Daniel Katz Manchester "Change My Mind" Stunt Backfires (15 June 2026) On 15 June 2026, Young Bob abandoned Restore Britain's flagging Makerfield by-election campaign and headed to Market Street in Manchester to attempt a Charlie Kirk-style "change my mind" stall — filming arguments with passers-by to edit into content for monetisation. The stunt backfired spectacularly. According to a Searchlight investigation by Amir Mohammed: Anti-fascists were tipped off that Young Bob was coming to Manchester A group of multi-racial school children, around 16 years old, recognised him and took a dim view of his intentions He ended up on his "not insubstantial arse" and left more quickly than he arrived Black men and women stepped in to spare him further embarrassment The Market Street incident reportedly went unmentioned on his far-right associates' social media The article notes he is now known in far-right circles as "Bob the Plod," "Policeman Bob," or "Young Grass" and advises him: "You have a life ahead of you. Step away. There is still time." Meanwhile, his face was observed to be "heavily made up" in photographs from Makerfield, with what appeared to be scars partially concealed by a Restore Britain baseball cap. Source: Searchlight Magazine (15 June 2026): "Far-right 'auditor' 'Young Bob' went to Manchester looking for trouble – and found it" — by Amir Mohammed Assaulted in Manchester (15 June 2026) Later the same day, Young Bob was physically attacked on Market Street in Manchester while running his public debate stall. Multiple X/Twitter accounts reported: He was punched, kicked unconscious , and had camera equipment stolen or damaged The SUTR (Stand Up To Racism) counter-protest was present at the scene He later claimed Manchester Police told him the case was "one of the most high-profile cases they have dealt with in recent memory" — a claim met with scepticism given the force's history with the Manchester Arena bombing International far-right media amplified the attack: AUF1.TV (Germany), Ben Swann (US), and GB News-associated accounts covered it as an assault by "foreigners" or "migrants" By contrast, anti-fascist commentators condemned the assault but noted it gave Young Bob exactly what he wanted: victimhood status to deflect from his role in jailing Southampton rioters HOPE not hate linked him alongside Daniel Thomas (Danny Tommo) and Restore Britain's Orla Minihane as far-right actors supporting related protests The attack was covered on TalkTV and amplified across far-right media channels, generating significant engagement. Sources: Nitter / X search (18 June 2026) — 20+ tweets from multiple accounts TalkTV (June 2026): Interview coverage of Manchester assault Interpersonal Beef & Internal Far-Right Conflicts Young Bob has accumulated a growing list of enemies within the far-right ecosystem, with former allies and fellow travellers turning on him: General Reputation — "A Lying Piece of Shit" A comprehensive X thread (18 June 2026) from @Donaldkicksass summarised the far-right's grievances: "Young bob is a lying piece of shit, who cosied up to TR and urban scoop then said TR supporters were brain dead, took help from UKIP then slagged them off, did the same to turning point, then cosied up to Steve Laws! He was never what he claimed to be." This encapsulates the pattern: he cycled through every major far-right group in the UK, used them for clout, then burned the bridge. The Tommy Robinson Rollercoaster Initially cosied up to Tommy Robinson and Urban Scoop (Robinson's media platform) Attended Robinson's "Put Christ back into Christmas" carol concert (December 2025) In December 2025, called Tommy Robinson's fanbase "brain dead" — a direct betrayal that soured relations Despite this, Tommy Robinson has since engaged with Young Bob's content, and some far-right accounts now call him "TR 2.0" or suggest he's the next Tommy Robinson @daviclif: "Why do these lot never use their real names, 'Young Bob', 'Tommy Robinson' .. ffs, own your name or fuck off, grifting cunts!" @OccGn: Suggested Young Bob is a "State Asset" just like Tommy Robinson UKIP — Used and Discarded Took help from UKIP early in his career, appeared at UKIP events Later slagged them off, burned the relationship UKIP leader Nick Tenconi (also head of Disciples of Christ, a Christian activist group Young Bob campaigned for) is now openly aligned with UKIP's media output but Young Bob has moved on Turning Point UK — Suspended Young Bob was an ambassador for Turning Point UK (the British offshoot of Charlie Kirk's TPUSA) Suspended late 2025 after HOPE not hate revealed disparaging comments he made about the organisation and its COO Nick Tenconi @hardin64629: "Young Bob (Thomas 'Young Bob' Moffitt), a 17-year-old British right-wing 'remigration' activist affiliated with Turning Point UK" Steve Laws and Restore Britain's Hardline Faction After burning bridges with Tommy Robinson, UKIP, and Turning Point UK, Young Bob cosied up to Steve Laws , a leader of Restore Britain's hardline fascist wing @Paul_lovmarina: "Steve Laws, an actual self confessed Nazi is in the very same political party as Young Bob" This association is toxic even by far-right standards — Steve Laws was the one who posted a deleted warning about "police informants" and has a reputation as an open Nazi Internal Restore Britain supporters are now turning on him: @mattfle02898557: "he is an outright liability... dragging Restore's name into disrepute with this continual blunders while wearing a restore britain hat" @Salywebster: "I used to admire his bravery... Now I see him as a nasty deceitful liar" @MarkSmithtopgu1: "bob got a reputation for getting himself beat up and play the victim" AY Audits (Anthony Barnes) — Snubbed on Livestream Young Bob's relationship with fellow auditor Anthony Barnes (AY Audits) appears strained. During a livestream, Young Bob asked AY Audits for a lift back to London and was publicly turned down — an awkward moment that was clipped and circulated. More broadly, both are now grouped together as "grasses" by the far-right for their Southampton footage being used in court: @TheEdge65: "I think it's a little unfair to place all the blame on Young Bob, Ay Audits provided just as much grass footage to help put people away" @lancsdefender: "the likes of young bob and AY audits should film them in 4k for profit" Chris Rose (Reform UK) — Alleged Incitement to Violence @GBNews23653867 reported that Reform UK's Chris Rose was "advocating violence" against Young Bob, though the specific comments were not preserved in the Nitter results. "Bob the Plod" — Derided by the Far-Right Since his Southampton footage was used to convict rioters, he has been universally derided within far-right circles: @AlexCoutts11: "Policeman Bob, Policeman Bob, Policeman Bob is a grassing little knob." @radartabs (sarcastic): "Congratulations to Young Bob on filming the latest violent rioter who has now been imprisoned! Keep it up Bob the Plod!!" General consensus among far-right accounts: he is a "grass," "snitch," and "nark" Project Britannia / Project Albion — Transparency Questions Even his own organisations face scrutiny: @truealfapacino: "the structure, funding and backing of these organizations remain far from transparent. Before taking political influencers at face value, it's worth asking who is behind them and how they're financed." @TinfoilWyvern (sarcastic): "PROTECT YOUNG BOB!!!! (via donation to his Project Britannia paypal account or GiveSendGo)" @pikalosi: "Project Britannia (Bob's org) has a donation page in crypto sending all fees to him" @AntonyGoodman5: "Is Bobs Project Albion linked to Radio Albion?" Sources: Nitter / X search (19 June 2026) Media Coverage HOPE not hate (February 2026): Dedicated case file (names him Gregory Moffitt) Rebel News: "17-year-old citizen journalist 'Young Bob' arrested for speaking his mind" (530K views); "Why did Essex police arrest a 17-year-old citizen journalist?"; "Save Young Bob!" NY Post (November 2025): "UK teen claims people threw urine, glue at him while promoting Charlie Kirk's message" Fox News (November 2025): "UK teen vows to carry on Charlie Kirk's mission despite attacks" TalkTV (February 2026): Interview about Whitechapel attack with Kevin O'Sullivan IBTimes UK (November 2025): "British Teen Who Tried to Bring Charlie Kirk's 'Legacy' to UK Faced Urine and Glue Attacks from Protesters" 5 Pillars UK: Coverage of his criticism of Tommy Robinson fans Searchlight Magazine (November 2025): "How the Steel City humiliated the UKIP clown show" — described him as a "far-right grooming victim" Searchlight Magazine (March 2026): "Liverpool inflicts another crushing defeat on UKIP" Grokipedia: Dedicated entry summarizing his biography and controversies Instagram and TikTok presence with Project Britannia Featured in debates with SOCO Films Sick Chirpse (June 2026): "Auditor Young Bob Admits He 'Needs To Be More Cautious'" — by MF Jones Sick Chirpse (June 2026): "Young Bob Claims Manchester Police Told Him His Assault Is 'One Of The Most High-Profile Cases They Have Ever Seen'" Searchlight Magazine (15 June 2026): "Far-right 'auditor' 'Young Bob' went to Manchester looking for trouble – and found it" — by Amir Mohammed Searchlight Magazine (15 June 2026): "Paranoia grips the far-right as judge puts target on the back of 'auditors'" — by Daniel Katz The Critic Magazine (June 2026): "The martyrdom of Young Bob" — by Fred Sculthorp YouTube (June 2026): "Livestreams to Street Violence: The Assault on Young Bob and the Rise of Britain's Digital Right" Project Britannia Young Bob is closely associated with Project Britannia, described as an organization to "engage young conservatives, win elections for right-wing parties, and establish the next generation of nationalists." The organization has its own YouTube channel and social media presence. Links YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@YoungBobRB Project Britannia: https://www.projectbritannia.org/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/YoungBobTPUK Save Young Bob fund: https://SaveYoungBob.co.uk Instagram: Active TikTok: Active Sources Searchlight Magazine (10 June 2026): "'Stop filming us' – why the far right is turning on auditor 'grasses'" — "Stop filming us" Searchlight Magazine (11 June 2026): "Southampton riot: longest sentence for man exposed by right-wing 'auditor'" — Southampton riot sentence Searchlight Magazine (15 June 2026): "Far-right 'auditor' 'Young Bob' went to Manchester looking for trouble – and found it" — Manchester article Searchlight Magazine (15 June 2026): "Paranoia grips the far-right as judge puts target on the back of 'auditors'" — Paranoia article Sick Chirpse (14 June 2026): "Auditor Young Bob Admits He 'Needs To Be More Cautious'" — Sick Chirpse The Critic Magazine (June 2026): "The martyrdom of Young Bob" — by Fred Sculthorp — The Critic HOPE not hate case file: Case file: Gregory Moffitt Created: 11 June 2026 Last updated: 19 June 2026