'A brilliant and challenging book with very insightful analysis that not only gets to the heart of what's led to the rise of the far right, but is original in its plan for how to combat this new extremism.' Gordon Brown 'If you're worried about the rise of racism and extremism in Britain then read this book. Nick Lowles delivers a powerful and timely warning: when economic hope disappears intolerance takes its place. But he also reminds us that when we come together across our differences we can win real, positive change.' Paul Nowak, General Secretary TUC 'Nick Lowles has led the fight in the UK against the far right for more than three decades. There are few people who understand what is going on within the well organised groups that seek to undermine our social fabric. But Nick also understands the reason why this is happening. And why the far right is once again gaining ground.

And crucially he discusses what must be done about it.' Alison Phillips, former Daily Mirror editor 'As populism rises and the far right ramps up its activity, the work of HOPE not hate is so vital. But just as important is learning the lessons about what works in fighting hate - and they are so well set out by Nick Lowles in this brilliant book. His findings are rightly challenging for all those concerned about far-right politics but they must not be ignored.' Enver Solomon, CEO Refugee Council 'A source of hope and inspiration.' Paul Mason, author of How to Stop Fascism 'HOPE not hate has been instrumental is shining a big bright light on the far right in Britain. Its members have dedicated their lives to exposing how commonplace extreme views are. Britain is a scary place to live right now as an ethnic minority, and HNH provide me just that .

hope, that we can collectively unite and defeat fascism, bigotry and racism on our streets urgently.' Nikesh Shukla, editor of The Good Immigrant 'HOPE not hate' s work is indispensable.' Angela Saini, author of Superior.