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STOP THE BNP was set up to counter racism and fascism in elections and beyond. Over the past few years the British National Party has seriously contested council elections all over the country and achieved 50 councillors at district/borough level after the May 2007 local elections. Although the total has fallen since then, the BNP is planning a strong campaign for May 2008 and poses a risk in several wards as well as in the London Assembly election. At Searchlight we want to make sure that people know the full story about who the BNP are and what they really stand for. The Stop the BNP website aims to do just that, serving the anti-fascist movement and providing up to date news, good practice and analysis.

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Dismal results for BNP 11 Jul 2008

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BNP to stage small-scale rally in city over activist’s death 30 Jun 2008

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Decision day for BNP parish councillor 27 Jun 2008

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Solidarity PayPal account frozen 26 Jun 2008

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Martyn Gilleard: press release 25 Jun 2008

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BNP's second licence application rejected 23 Jul 2008

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Ex-BNP man found hanged near Burnley pub 22 Jul 2008

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Extremists’ target vows to speak out 19 Jul 2008

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‘Amateur’ BNP chiefs ruined election chances 17 Jul 2008

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BNP licence bid 16 Jul 2008

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BNP night is cancelled 16 Jul 2008

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Race-hate pair flee to US for political asylum 16 Jul 2008

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Former Burnley councillor assaulted pub landlord 15 Jul 2008

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Holocaust denier convicted of trying to incite race hate online 12 Jul 2008

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Activist is kicked out of BNP 11 Jul 2008

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