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By David Furness The Sky TV mini-series about the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, titled ‘Amadeus‘, has caused controversy because Mozart is played by a half-Japanese actor named Will Sharpe, whose mother is Japanese. Mr Sharpe spent his early years in Tokyo and is fluent in Japanese. Someone thought it would be a jolly good idea to have him as the ideal actor to portray Mozart (pictured above). Additionally, Lorenzo Da Ponte (who wrote the libretti for three of Mozart’s works, including Così fan tutte, The Marriage of Figaro, and Don Giovanni) is portrayed by a black actor. The woke rewriting…

By Giuseppe De Santis One of the most concerning aspects of Britain’s immigration policy is the high number of asylum seekers who claim to be children even when they are adults. Some of these individuals have noticeable signs of aging, such as grey hair and receding hairlines. In this regard, it recently emerged that the number of asylum seekers falsely claiming to be children has quadrupled in the past decade. Home Office statistics show the number of asylum seekers found to be lying about being under 18 was 224 in 2014, but this figure has now spiralled to more than 1,000, as record numbers now pretend to be minors. Campaigners…

British Democrat Councillor Lawrence Rustem discusses historical references, including Enoch Powell’s 1968 “Rivers of Blood” speech, and uses them as a framework to comment on current political issues, public services, social cohesion, and concerns expressed by communities across the UK. Join us! Click here to join us as a member. Or sign up for our free email newsletter at the bottom of the page. Follow us and share our content on these social media platforms using the links below: X (formerly known as Twitter): @BritishDems Youtube: @BritishDemocrats Facebook: @BritishDems Telegram: @British_Democrats TikTok: BritishDemocrats_1

By David Furness The European Customs Union focuses solely on trade in goods and is unrelated to immigration policy or the free movement of people. However, it remains a separate arrangement that could still impact our sovereignty and control over trade policies. MPs who support rejoining see it as a step towards full EU membership. Customs Union: Lib Dem MP Al Pinkerton introduced a Ten Minute Rule Bill supported by 101 MPs, which should alarm voters about potential threats to our independence. In 2016, we made a bold decision to reclaim our sovereignty by leaving the EU, but now some MPs…

By Giuseppe De Santis  ​Even though the Labour government may claim otherwise, the truth is that mass immigration is putting public services under huge strain, and this is particularly evident in schools. ​Language Diversity in Schools ​A few days ago, it was revealed that English is no longer the first language for the majority of pupils in one in 15 councils across England. ​According to data from the Department for Education: ​Nationwide, English isn’t the first language of 1.8 million pupils, or one in five. This number has risen significantly from 1.1 million ten years ago, fueled by immigration that has spiraled to all-time highs. ​This issue…

British Democrats Deputy Chairman Stephen Smith delivers a full address at a recent branch meeting in Maidstone. In this speech, he discusses: • Local political debates in Kent, including disputes over public flag displays• The party’s views on housing policy, public housing, and support for young families• Proposals for new public housing bodies, municipal housing finance, and brownfield redevelopment• Social care, homelessness, and publicly run care homes• Architectural standards and the role of urban design• Wider political themes including immigration, demographic change, and community cohesion• Concerns about democratic standards, free speech, judicial issues, and trial by jury• Local activism, parish-level…

David Furness, a member of the British Democrats National Executive Council, addresses a recent party meeting in Maidstone. In this speech, he discusses:• Islamisation of our towns and cities• Concerns about child-protection failures• Free-speech issues relating to online expression and recent legal cases• Immigration, demographic change, and the use of political language Join us! Click here to join us as a member. Or sign up for our free email newsletter at the bottom of the page. Follow us and share our content on these social media platforms using the links below: X (formerly known as Twitter): @BritishDems Youtube: @BritishDemocrats Facebook: @BritishDems Telegram:…

By Dr Jim Lewthwaite The decision to cancel four mayoral elections, all in the affluent, ex-Tory-inclined, now Reform-favouring South East and East Anglia, highlights how desperate the Labour government and their fellow-travellers in the deep state have become to avoid the judgement of the British public on their abysmal performance so far. The reorganisation of district and county councils into unitary authorities is the alleged cause of the two-year delay. This delay is seen as ridiculous, and the reorganisation itself is considered unnecessary and undesirable. This change will not devolve power; instead, power will be elevated to distant, more urbanised areas. These areas are believed to be more…

At the 2025 British Democrats Conference in Hertfordshire, Chairman Dr. Jim Lewthwaite delivered an insightful address. His speech highlighted key biological facts, drawing upon a series of direct quotes and references from books by respected experts. Join us! Click here to join us as a member. Or sign up for our free email newsletter at the bottom of the page. Follow us and share our content on these social media platforms using the links below: X (formerly known as Twitter): @BritishDems Youtube: @BritishDemocrats Facebook: @BritishDems Telegram: @British_Democrats TikTok: BritishDemocrats_1