'Moderate' Party Leader Was National Front Stalwart

Western Morning News, The › November 12, 2006

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Nick griffin has fought to establish the BNP as a credible, media- friendly voice of the right despite claims that the party's heart remains in its overtly racist origins.

He took over the party leadership in 1999 from founder John Tyndall - a move widely seen as signalling a change of image, if not direction.

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'Moderate' Party Leader Was National Front Stalwart

Mr Tyndall was a stalwart of the far-ri...

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