The discourse around migration is far right in that it is being used to create a scapegoat and division. We should be having a sensible conversation about it, but it's been weaponised and is deeply rooted in racial/cultural discrimination.
Ask yourself this, why, if immigration is such an issue, is the conversation focused around asylum seekers, who make up the less than 5% of total migrantion, and not legal migrants, who make up 85% of it? And if you don't think it has been racialised, why is the discourse around the cultural impact focused on Islam when the majority of legal migrants to the UK are Indian (Hindu), Polish (Christian), Pakistani (Muslim), Romanian (Christian) and Irish (Christian)?
The removal of protest rights is an attack on freedom of expression, that is far right in my books. Sure, you might agree with it in relation to stopping JSO protestors, but it now means that if you or I wanted to organise a protest against a government policy or actions we could be jailed for even attempting to do so.
The attacks on science are favourite stomping grounds of the far right. They push this to cause distrust in science-based evidence, in favour of emotional decision making.There's no need to believe in the scientific method, which has been behind virtually every human advancement for the last 500+ years, because this politician/personality knows best.
Same with the attacks on median You can't trust the MSM to tell the truth, what with it's regulators and professional standards, but you can trust this random social media account created today.The recent riots should have been a wake up call, when all it took to spark them was one rogue individual sharing rumours from a fake news sight.
The attempts to withdraw from the ECHR and repeal the HRA should be self explanatory.