November 19, 2009 - By BNP News
British National Party chairman Nick Griffin has lodged a formal complaint with the BBC over the gross breaches of that organisation’s charter during the infamous bullying fest that was Question Time last month.
The full text of the complaint includes a formal letter to Director General Mark Thompson and a carefully scripted explanation of charter breaches, prepared by BNP Projects Coordinator Paul Golding and BNP Legal Director Lee Barnes.
The document outlines the outrageous and unfair treatment of Mr Griffin on Question Time and threatens legal proceedings if a second appearance is not granted during the General Election period.
To view the full text of the complaint click here.
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