British National Party
The British National Party (BNP) is a British far-right political party formed as a splinter group from the National Front by John Tyndall in 1982. It restricted membership to "indigenous British" people until 2010, after a legal challenge to its constitution.
British National PartyHistory of British fascism since 1945British National Party (1960)Nick GriffinQuestion Time British National Party controversyBritish National Party (disambiguation)British National Party leadership election, 2011John Tyndall (politician)British National Party election resultsAmerican Friends of the British National PartyAndrew BronsUnite Against FascismNational Party (UK, 1976)National Democratic Party (British Virgin Islands)Searchlight (magazine)National Party of AustraliaUnited Kingdom general election, 1987Resistance (YBNP)London mayoral election, 2008Conservative Party (UK)
United Kingdom general election, 2005Anti-Nazi LeagueScottish ParliamentNational Front (United Kingdom)National Party (UK, 1917)White Defence LeagueNational Assembly for Wales election, 2007Tony LecomberDenis PirieNational Party of ScotlandMartin WebsterBritish MovementNational PartyRay HillEuroscepticismAustralian Labor PartyNational Democratic Party (Northern Ireland)London Assembly election, 2008North West England (European Parliament constituency)Yorkshire and the Humber (European Parliament constituency)
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