Thomas Webster Jailed for Two Years After BBC Investigation Exposes Far-Right Extremism
Thomas Webster, a former HMRC employee, was sentenced to two years in prison for inciting racial, religious, and sexual orientation hatred online. His conviction followed a BBC undercover investigation that exposed his extremist views and alleged sabotage of non-white colleagues. Webster admitted to 12 counts, including calls for the extinction of specific groups, and was dismissed by HMRC in February 2025 after the broadcast.