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by: Sunny Hundal
/ 31 August 2010
It's not exactly a good time for Britain's far-right radical movements.
While the BNP is rocked by internal squabbling, the English Defence League is not doing well in its demonstrations or public image.
by: Sunny Hundal
/ 11 August 2010
If events continue as they have been, historians are likely to look back one day and write about how Marmite (yes, the spread) brought down the BNP.
Yesterday, the Lancaster Unity blog revealed that the BNP's legal director Lee John Barnes has resigned from the party.
by: Sunny Hundal
/ 27 July 2010
Yesterday the local newspaper Telegraph and Argus launched a campaign to stop the English Defence League coming to Bradford for a demonstration.
EDL supporters plan to demonstrate in the city on Saturday 28th August. But will they be allowed?
by: Sunny Hundal
/ 28 June 2010
In 2009 the Equalities and Human Rights Commission decided to take the British National Party to court over its whites-only membership policy.
The EHRC was also criticised by minority groups, saying the win was "hollow" because there was no clamour at all among minorities to join the BNP.
Earlier this year the BNP finally voted to change its membership rules to allow non-whites into the party, after sufficiently squeezing publicity from the court case.
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