Sir Samuel Hoare—later Lord Templeton—was a key player in the creation in Britain of the “Anti-Socialist Union“, a gang organized by the Conservative Party, which harassed trade union actions and mobilizations. The ASU was a model of fascist violence against workers’ struggles. In short, as Careghino told the Times:
Mussolini’s career between 1917 and 1922 would not have taken the path we know without the influence of the British conservative establishment.
[Commentary]
As good as this article is, it really doesn’t go far enough. For example, there is no direct reference to how J.P. Morgan directed influenced the Fascist economy, nor to how the British bourgeoisie supported Fascism’s intrusion in the Albanian economy. The book Nero di Londra may mention these, but unfortunately there is not yet an English translation for that. I’d still encourage you to read this article, though.