BNP News

London - The trial of Michael Adebolajo, 28, and Michael Adebowale, 22, the two men accused of killing soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich in May, has begun in London.

London - The UAF went up against a British National Party demonstration against hate preachers in central London on Saturday, 1 June.

Marches will be held across the country on Saturday, 1 June to pay respect to Drummer Lee Rigby who was recently murdered in Woolwich, London by two crazed jihadists.

Wigan - The UK Independence Party continues to represent a significant threat to the three old parties, coming second in the Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council Pemberton ward by-election held on 4 April 2013.

Havering - Local people drive the far-left extremist, Nick Lowles out of Harold Wood and show him that his Anglophobic, racist views are not welcome in Havering, East London.

Far-left, anti-English, racist pressure group ‘Hope Not Hate’ (also known as ‘Hate Not Hope’) suggests that the English Democrats may be stupid.

Strasbourg - Arthur Redfearn, a bus driver who was sacked due to his membership of the British National Party, has won his case in the European Court of Human Rights. The court ruled that his sacking breached his right to freedom of association.

Salford - Speaking in Salford recently, Chairman of the British National Party, Nick Griffin, was highly critical of the BBC for allegedly covering up the issue of child grooming gangs; an issue he was the first to publicly highlight back in 2004, if not earlier.

After considering himself constructively dismissed from the BNP, the prominent and respected nationalist, Andrew Brons MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber Region, looks set to form a new political party.

The prominent and respected nationalist, Andrew Brons, one of the British National Party’s two MEPs, has finally left, after ongoing problems within the party. What will happen next?