News about Nick Griffin

From the moment he landed in Rochdale, George Galloway's priorities were crystal clear. The truth is that the people of Rochdale did not reject the politics of bigotry. It was confiscated hungrily by the authorities. It's only been more than 30 years since our political party saw a similar bodyblow. Derek 'Daddy' Beackon, an unemployed lorry driver, won the Millwall council by-election in 1993, handing over the BNP, which was previously led by Nick Griffin.

As the new Rochdale MP explains that his by-election victory was 'alarming,' George Galloway (pictured) has said he respects Hezbollah terrorists' right' to function in Lebanon. Rishi Sunak (inset) struck out at George Galloway's 'alarming' victory in Rochdale's by-election, which came after months of widespread protests against Israeli violence following the Hamas terror attack. Mr Sunak, the former Labour MP and pro-Palestinian rabble-rouser who 'glorifies Hezbollah,' has been praised by Nick Griffin, the far-right former prime minister of the BNP, in an emotional address that referred to his own British and Hindu roots. Mr Galloway, a spokesman for his word, told Sky News that he'respects the right' of those in a disputed territory to'resist their occupier.' When asked for his reaction to Prime Minister Theresa May's remarks, he told the news outlet: 'I don't know what that means,'backed Hezbollah.'

Following the Hamas terror attack, Prime Minister George Galloway's 'horrifying' victory in Rochdale by-election, which came after months of mass demonstrations against Israeli terror. Mr Sunak, the former Labour MP and pro-Palestinian rabble-rouser who has been backed by Nick Griffin, the BNP's far-right former leader, in an emotional address in which referred to his own British and Hindu roots. He cited rising anti-Semitism, which has left Jewish children'fearful to wear their school uniform, and Islamophobia, which has resulted in young Muslims being abused in the streets for the activities of a terrorist group they have no affiliation with.' 'This situation has lasted long enough and demands that not only from the government but also from all of us,' he said.

As he was questioned on the October 7 terror attacks (bottom right), Chris Williamson (left), a former Labour MP, said, "oppressed people have the absolute right to armed resistance." Mr Williamson refused to deny former Labour Party of Britain support in an extraordinary interview on BBC Radio 4 Today's coveted 8.10am slot. Mr Williamson and his boss George Galloway's (top right) stunning victory in the Rochdale by-election fueled the exchanges. After one of the most polar and turbulent elections in recent history, the pro-Palestinian firebrand dominated in the normally safe Labour seat.

After a shocking announcement of his death by former BNP leader Nick Griffin this week, Holocaust-denying historian David Irving is still alive, his family has revealed it. Following news that Irving, who dismissed Auschwitz gas chambers as a 'fairytale,' now needs 'round the clock care' after falling ill in Florida, Griffin's premature tribute came after reports earlier this month. The 85-year-old, who had been arrested, discredited, and bankrupted for his inflammatory remarks, arrived in the American state last October and his health has worsened ever since. Griffin, who led the nationalist BNP from 999 to 2014, when he was expelled from the party, prematurely announced Irving's death on X, formerly Twitter , on February 20

For two centuries, the Oxford Union has hosted debates and addresses that have echoed far beyond the confines of the university's historic chamber. Professor Kathleen Stock's speech tonight is the latest in a long line of appearances at the Union that have resulted in violent demonstrations. A large number of speakers have been tested before the nation's most prestigious university audience since the debating society was established in 1823. Controversies have never been far away, from the classic 'King and Country' debate in 1933 to OJ Simpson's post-mortem charm offensive in 1996 (left and inset). Equally, the appearance of Holocaust denier David Irving (inset) and British National Party leader Nick Griffin (anti-BNP banner shown right) at the Union in 2007 sparked uproar.

DAN HODGES: Lee Anderson, the plain-speaking former Labour councillor who represents a Red Wall swing seat in Nottinghamshire, has been in his new role for less than a week. However, he's already done his job. He's flushed out the liberal Left. He has demonned their thinly disguised resentment against anyone who dares to challenge their self-styled'prostute' consensus. And, most importantly, he's shown how the rise of 'cancel culture' is expected to ostracize vast swaths of the British working class.

A former aide to Jeremy Corbyn, who was ordered to compensate Rachel Riley (left) £10,000 in damages after allegedly accusing the Countdown star of calling the ex-Labour leader a 'Nazi' during a Twitter brawl has lost an appeal against the High Court's decision. Laura Murray (right) was convicted by Miss Riley's mistaken posting on Twitter that compared Mr Corbyn to a Nazi. She accused the Countdown host, 36, of implying that the former Labour leader deserved to be attacked after an incident in which a Brexit supporter at Finsbury Park mosque in north London threw eggs at him in March 2019. Miss Riley was sued for libel after the announcement, and was given £10,000 in damages in December.