British national party News

The leader of the youth branch of the British National Party has launched an attack on someone, or something, that he perceives to ‘challenge his principles’... his own ‘gay’ dog.

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

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.

Liverpool - The British National Party recently held its own Question Time for patriots. The full programme, lasting over an hour, can now be viewed.

London - Residents of the London Borough of Bromley who try to log on to certain websites in their local libraries are greeted with an access denied message.

Manchester - Demonstrations have been organised for Saturday 25 February 2012, in Hyde, Greater Manchester to protest against the cowardly, gang attack on Daniel Stringer-Prince.

The British Freedom Party (BFP) and the Brent Group have taken steps to join forces. Paul Weston, Chairman of the British Freedom Party, has welcomed Brent Group members to the Party and the Brent Group Chairman has encouraged members to join the BFP.

The front page headline in the latest issue of the British National Party newspaper 'The Voice of Freedom' proclaims “Being English means we're already guilty” - unfortunately, some of “us” are.

Last night, the BBC broadcast a half hour programme exposing corruption within the British National Party. For once, the Beeb didn't rely on smears and innuendo; for once, it didn't have to.

There is an American comedian called Nick Griffin, but his stand up routine is not a patch on that of his British namesake.

A British political leader will be mocked at London’s Gay Pride march tomorrow, as a placard carried by a leading human-rights activist shows him with blue eye shadow, red lipstick and pink swastika earrings.

London - An article contrasting a forthcoming talk in London by Matthew Collins with an interview of the Duke of Edinburgh by Fiona Bruce for BBC Television.

A British man who faced prosecution for apparently burning a copy of the Koran has had the case against him withdrawn by prosecutors.

The right-wing British National Party (BNP) has found itself at the centre of legal action following its party-political broadcast, in which a jar of Marmite appeared.

Two former heads of the British Army have put their names to a letter which warns of the danger of far-right groups hijacking "the good name of Britain's military for their own advantage".