‘English nationalist’ content creators film themselves in asylum seekers’ house
The video, titled “HMO Hunting in Leicestershire”, was posted to the Truthhurts101UK YouTube account, which describes itself as being run by an “English…
According to The Guardian, the video, titled “HMO Hunting in Leicestershire”, was posted to the Truthhurts101UK YouTube account, which describes itself as being run by an “English nationalist citizen journalist” and claims to cover “immigration, demographic change, policing and stories others overlook”.
This lifestyle story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include English, Home Office and HMO Hunting.
Why it matters
Lifestyle trends like this can influence everyday choices about health, money, home and family.
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- United Kingdom · Europe
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- The Guardian
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- English, Home Office, HMO Hunting, Leicestershire
- Section
- Lifestyle
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