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By David Furness About 60% of eligible voters took part in the referendum. Of those, almost 55% voted against the proposal, and 45% supported it. Overall, 33% of all eligible voters opposed the measure, 27% supported it, and 40% did not vote. The proposal would have required the Swiss government to cap the population, currently estimated at 9.1 million, at 10 million by 2050. The plan stated that strict limits on family reunification, residency permits, and asylum applications would take effect if the population reached 9.5 million before 2050. If the population exceeded 10 million before 2050, the Swiss government…

Following the tragic death of Henry Nowak, tensions are rising and questions are mounting. ​Matt shares his raw thoughts and insights on the unfolding situation, breaking down what’s really happening on the ground and what might come next. 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 Promoted by the British Democrats, PO Box 11028, Loughborough, LE12 7YL.

By Giuseppe De Santis A few days ago the story about high unemployment rate among British youth hit the headlines but as usually mainstream media ignored the real reason for that. In fact the real reason why countless British youth cannot find a job is because employers have hired 27 young workers from outside the EU for every British person taken on and this is happening while the number of people aged 16 to 24 not in education, employment and training, known as Neets, has soared to 957,000 and is forecast to rise higher. According to a recent research the…

By Councillor Pete Lawrence Economic nationalism stands against the neo-liberal politics of destruction. We oppose the deindustrialisation, over-financialisation, and growing wealth inequality of late-stage capitalism. The cycles of life, civilisation, and human thought are unstoppable. Metamorphosis is inevitable, and freedom must come. Trade protectionism, industrial reshoring, and agricultural self-sufficiency ARE national security. Economic nationalism IS sovereign finance and sovereign productivity for the British worker. Why vote for another finance-capital manager of a Western European economic zone when you can vote for the renewal of Britain through the rise of the British worker? Vote Radical. Vote British Democrats. Follow us and…

The 2026 local election campaign has been a resounding success, fuelled by incredible momentum and a determined spirit for the British Democrats, where our unwavering hard work has truly come into play. When many local elections were suddenly reinstated after being cancelled by the Labour government, our members swiftly swung into action. One of our key objectives is to ensure that genuine Nationalism remains a vibrant, thriving force. We achieve this by blending active electoral politics with, community-focused action that truly makes a difference. A perfect example of this strategy is Basildon, where our British Democrats Parish Councillor, Chris Bateman, works…

By Deputy Chairman, Stephen Smith Economic Nationalism equals National Freedom Economic Nationalism is not an end in itself. Of course, we want our people to have a high standard of living, prosperity, and health. But Economic Nationalism’s principal purpose is providing the solid foundations to nurture and sustain the authentic, sovereign national state! Aside of political entanglements, a future, independent Nationalist Britain cannot be at the mercy of; International Finance, Multi-National Corporations (who frequently avoid paying UK tax), Foreign Investors and large-scale imports of foreign manufactured goods and (essential to note) imports of foodstuffs and ancillary items associated with the…

By Guiseppe Dr Santis The cost to British taxpayers for supporting students who do not speak English as a first language continues to climb, according to the latest figures. In some cases, schools are receiving up to £700,000 each to accommodate pupils who speak English as an additional language (EAL). Department for Education (DfE) data reveals that two schools, one in Manchester and another in Northampton, collected at least £500,000 this year to fund translators, bilingual teaching assistants, and specialized support materials. Critically, this funding is not “ring-fenced.” Instead, it is integrated into a school’s general budget, with local councils…

By Peter Finch Every month, households across Britain feel the bite of rising energy costs, yet too little of that money strengthens this country or secures its future. Instead, Britain remains exposed to imported energy, foreign capital, and a policy class that seems content to let others profit from our dependency. Norway chose a different path. Its petroleum revenues are channelled into the Government Pension Fund Global, a sovereign wealth fund created to invest the proceeds of oil and gas for the long term, rather than allowing them to be wasted or overheated into the domestic economy. The fund is…

By Party Chairman, Dr Jim Lewthwaite The first priority of any government should be the protection of its citizens against external enemies and internal crime and disorder. This Labour shambles does neither because it is afraid of its own backbenchers, who in turn fear that their wafer-thin majorities are vulnerable to defections from the previously “safe” Pakistani Muslim bloc. As ethnonationalists, we should never tire of pointing out that this situation, of vulnerability to blackmail by alien invaders aided and abetted by cowards, traitors, renegades, and collaborators from within our own kith and kin, would never have happened if we…