The Manchester Police Service is now one of the most politically correct law enforcement agencies in the country — and it shows, according to BNP activist and candidate in Blackley and Broughton, Derek Adams.

Mr Adams has produced a video report of how the Manchester police failed to arrest anybody after being repeatedly called to the scene of a burglary. This was no ordinary burglary — travellers used sledgehammers and jackhammers to smash a hole in the wall of a metal works.

The noise of the break-in was tremendous — but the police officers who attended the repeated reports simply refused to go round to the side of the building where the travellers were smashing down the wall, even though at one point the noise of the jack hammer’s generator was clearly audible.

“Political correctness has paralysed the police,” Mr Adams said. “Not only were the police officers who were sent out physically too small to confront burly criminals — which may have played a role in their reluctance to investigate properly — but once they realised that they were dealing with travellers, the desire to actively police the situation vanished.”

Unfortunately for Manchester Police, Mr Adams captured the charade on film. Watch it below and weep, for this is what decades of Tory and Labour rule has done to our once proud police forces.

Last weekend saw an intensification of the British National Party’s campaign in Barking and Dagenham with thousands of doors knocked on and tens of thousands of leaflets distributed, reports national organiser Eddy Butler.

“On Sunday, Nick Griffin canvassed areas of his Barking constituency and took a look at the latest billboard in our local advertising campaign,” Mr Butler said.

“This billboard, which highlights the housing scandal, presided over by the incompetent Labour run council, is a very professional eye-catching design and has already attracted a lot of local attention,” he said.

Despite the cold, wet weather, the response on the doorsteps was very encouraging. “I have never experienced such strong support on the doorstep anywhere in the country,” Mr Butler continued.

“The good people here do not need convincing. They can see for themselves what is happening to their borough. But the personal touch — showing that we care — is vital, so we need our activists to get here and show presence on the ground.”

Mr Griffin was later joined by BNP GLA member and local councillor Richard Barnbrook and Dagenham and Rainham parliamentary candidate Michael Barnbrook, who pointed out a perfect example of the truth of the BNP’s “Africans for Essex” revelations (picture left).

“The Labour Party has deliberately transported African migrants into this part of Essex in order to create an electorate willing to vote Labour,” Mr Butler said.

The British National Party in Scotland aims to have at least twelve candidates in the forthcoming general election, BNP Scotland leader Gary Raikes has announced.

Speaking at a Scottish organisers’ meeting held last Sunday, Mr Raikes confirmed that the party had already lined up ten candidates and was in the process of selecting the remaining two.

“We are confident we can make the full twelve candidate target,” Mr Raikes said, adding that the party had already reached its initial aim of ten seats to be contested.

The organisers’ meeting dealt with candidate administration issues, dealing with the media and campaign tactics.

Aberdeen organiser Barry Scott reported that his group will be putting up two billboards to aid Susan Ross’s campaign, a first for the BNP in Scotland.

“We are also hoping to secure the truth truck for a tour of our target seats backed up by a newspaper campaign based on the Barking paper used down south,” Mr Raikes added.

A new organiser for Lothian, David Orr, has been appointed to build on the good work done by Mike Coyle who, due to family bereavement, has had to stand down from the role. “I know all BNP members will wish him and his family well; we are all thinking of Mr Coyle at this difficult time,” Mr Raikes said.

Mr Orr’s father has been one of Scotland BNP’s longest serving activists and is a candidate in the coming election.

“A fundraising evening with guest speaker Cllr Paul Golding will be held in Aberdeen on Feb 16th followed by another event in Glasgow in March with Chairman Nick Griffin,” Mr Raikes said.

“This weekend activists from Glasgow are travelling to Aberdeen to help Susan’s campaign. BNP Scotland have candidates standing in all North East seats in this election which is another first,” he concluded.

British National Party legal director Lee Barnes LLB has demanded an inquiry into the extent of political correctness within the police service and the role of the Black Police Officers’ Association in covering up allegations against now convicted police commander Ali Dizaei.

“The real issue regarding the conviction of the corrupt Mr Dizaei is not his criminal behaviour, but the actions of the Metropolitan Police and the National Black Police Officers Association (NBPA),” Mr Barnes told BNP News.

“For years the police have investigated Dizaei for a string of allegations including threats to kill, fraud, corruption and perverting the course of justice.

“But every time he has managed to play the race card and escape prosecution, both in the courts and in the police service,” Mr Barnes said.

“It appears that whilst the era of ‘The Untouchables’ as regards gangsters is over, there are certain police officers who can act like gangsters and remain as untouchables.”

Mr Barnes said the BNP therefore demand an immediate public inquiry into the extent that political correctness within the police service facilitated the commission of crimes by Mr Dizaei.

In addition, there also needs to be an investigation into the role of the Black Police Officers Association and its support for Mr Dizaei.

“Such an inquiry must focus on whether that group is able to influence the police service through the threat of calling any critic a racist,” Mr Barnes said.

“It seems to observers that the police service were so frightened of attack by the NBPA that they effectively gave Iranian-born Mr Dizaei a license to do as he wished.”

Mr Barnes also called for a separate inquiry into whether “the existence of the NBPA is divisive and is placing the public and other police officers at risk due to its unqualified support for ethnic officers and its ability to terrorise the police service into obeying its demands.

“The true scandal in this case is that the police service have become so cowed by the threat of racism, that it is unable to police itself,” he continued.

“The old saying ‘who polices the police?’ is of paramount importance in a democracy. This is especially so where the legal and lobbying power of ethnic minority groups within society and the police service is such that an entire public service can be held to ransom by playing the race card.

“The pernicious effects of political correctness on our society impacts at many different levels, from the failure of the Equality and Human Rights Commission to investigate anti-white racist attacks and taking legal action to prevent the NBPA having a blacks-only membership policy,” Mr Barnes said.

The BNP was actively pursued by the EHRC but the NBPA was left free to have exactly the same membership criteria.

“The British public support the police, but they are increasingly being seen as the paramilitary wing of the Labour Party who arrest people for thought crimes whilst protecting gangsters within their own ranks,” Mr Barnes said.

“The police must serve the people and our communities, not New Labour, the Tories or political correctness. There is only one law in our country and it must apply equally to all,” Mr Barnes concluded.

Ashfield British National Party has kicked off its election campaign with their very first table top outreach in Hucknall market area, reports organiser Edward Holmes.

“We were very well received with lots of well-wishers, hooting cars and council van drivers waving,” Mr Holmes, who is also the BNP candidate in an upcoming council by-election in the town, said.

“The reaction gave us all a boost, especially those helping for the first time,” he said.

The local paper also came out on the same day and as is becoming increasingly common, gave the BNP some very fair coverage.

The table top was followed up the next day with an intensive leafleting campaign which saw nearly 2,500 BNP pieces delivered through doors in the town, Mr Holmes continued.

“We will have our own members’ meeting on 18 February at which we aim to raise sufficient funds to fight the general election in Ashfield,” Mr Holmes concluded.

Around 150 people attended the latest Barnsley British National Party branch meeting, reports organiser Ian Sutton.

“We had two excellent speeches and a large collection which will drive the party forward in what is fast becoming a BNP stronghold,” Mr Sutton said.

The first speaker was local super activist Colin Porter who is a firm favourite at the BNP town stall every Saturday. Mr Porter revealed how Barnsley council has stopped area forum meetings and voted to ban public questions being asked at full council meetings.

“How can that be democracy?” Mr Porter asked.

He also revealed how the BNP team’s vigilance had caught officials deliberately putting BNP ballots on the Conservative Party’s table during the European election campaign count. These votes were critical in getting Andrew Brons elected as an MEP in the region and Mr Porter described the election as one similar to that run by ZANU in Zimbabwe.

Next speaker was BNP foreign affairs spokesman Arthur Kemp who discussed how the British people qualified as an indigenous nation but had been betrayed by the Labour and Tory parties to mass immigration and globalism.

“When you see the Labour and Conservative parties supposedly debating, they remind me of two cats at night on a fence making a noise. You don’t know if they are fighting or mating, because the noise is the same,” Mr Kemp said.

* Local Barnsley MP Eric Illsley has been named as another parliamentarian facing possible criminal prosecution over a disputed claim for £6,000 in council tax.

Islamist terrorism in Britain will only stop when the twin issues of mass immigration and our Middle East foreign policy are addressed — and not through multi-million pound bribes disguised as “Prevent” strategies aimed at the Muslim community.

This was the reaction of British National Party law and order spokesman and former Metropolitan police inspector Michael Barnbrook to West Yorkshire Chief Constable Sir Norman Bettison’s statement that it would take “probably 20 years” for the Government’s anti-terrorism strategy to bear fruit.

“This statement, like all Government policy, is simply devoid of any truth and understanding of the causes of Islamist terrorism,” Mr Barnbrook, who is also the BNP’s candidate in Dagenham and Rainham,  said.

“They actually believe that their taxpayer-funded £140 million per year ‘Prevent’ programme will somehow buy off or persuade Muslims not to be radicalised,” he said.

“It is a lot of nonsense. Islamist terrorism is the product of two distinct causes. Firstly, Islam has, since its founding, been driven by a Koranic injunction to spread itself through violence if necessary. Its whole history shows this to be the case.

“In spite of this, successive Tory and Labour governments have seen fit to deliberately encourage millions of Muslim to immigrate into Britain. As a result, we are now, as the Nigerian UNESCO ambassador so correctly pointed out, a ‘cesspit of Islamism’.

“If this was not bad enough, the same Tory and Labour gang have then generated illegal and unjustifiable wars against Muslim nations such as Iraq and Afghanistan because our nation’s foreign policy does not serve British interests,” Mr Barnbrook continued.

“These wars have now provided the excuse Islamists have used to further justify their radicalisation propaganda amongst the now millions of Muslims resident in Britain. Is it any wonder that the majority of electronic components for roadside bombs in Afghanistan are supplied from Muslims in Britain?”

According to MI5 estimates, there are at least 2,000 Muslims in Britain who are officially classed as posing a potential terrorist threat, in addition to an unknown number who are active sympathisers.

“Sir Norman says the problem will not be solved quickly. I have news for him,” Mr Barnbrook said. “Islamist terrorism will not be solved at all until we reverse the tsunami of Third World immigration and adopt a neutral foreign policy.

“Anything else is simply rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.”

The staggering £830 billion Government debt — caused by the bankster bailout, the £13 billion immigration swindle, the £8 billion foreign aid budget, the £9 billion per year war in Afghanistan and the billions paid over to the EU each year — will now be financed in part by the further sale of the remainder of Britain’s national assets.

The idea of selling off all of Britain’s institutions (starting with the utilities but then quickly moving onto everything else, from trains to nuclear power plants) was invented by the Tories and implemented with great enthusiasm by their clones, the Labour Party.

The huge hole in Government finances, caused by their reckless spending sprees on everything except British interests, has now reached critical proportions. As a result, the Government has been forced to fall back onto selling what remains of its properties to prevent a Greek-style collapse into massive national debt.

The latest institution selected for sale is, according to news reports, Dover docks, which are apparently going to be purchased by the French state. Dover is Europe’s busiest ferry port and could raise £350 million for the British Treasury.

Ironically, the most likely purchaser will be the French regional government of Nord-pas-de-Calais — making a mockery of the claim that it is being passed into “private hands.”

All that is happening is that it will pass from British state control into French state control, much like the EDF electricity supply swindle perpetrated on British consumers.

To make matters worse, the money raised by the sale will not be used to build anything in  Britain, but will instantly vanish into the debt monster created by insane Government policies.

This horrendous waste is aggravated by the fact that the Dover port is highly commercially viable and currently generates around £15.1 million a year profit.

Dover port’s harbour board applied to the Transport Secretary for voluntary privatisation last month. According to reports, the sale is a formality.

Chief executive of the harbour board, Bob Goldfield, was quoted in the press as justifying the sale because of the need for a £400 million expansion to cope with increased traffic.

“We want to invest around £400 million on a second terminal and need to invest in the existing terminal, but are unable to because of public sector borrowing constraints,” Mr Goldfield was quoted as saying.

The reality is that without the Labour and Tory war in Afghanistan, this funding shortfall could easily have been met from the £9 billion per year spent on that illegal conflict.

Only the British National Party has the vision and political will to halt the wasteful spending of the Tory/Labour cartel and prevent the destruction of Britain’s commonwealth.

Unemployment in Britain has risen to around 2.4 million at the same time that 1.3 million immigrants have been granted National Insurance numbers to live and work here, new figures have revealed.

The official numbers, released by the Department for Work and Pensions, showed that 1,370,820 immigrants have been given National Insurance numbers over the last two years — which means that legal immigration is now accounting for at least 650,000 individuals per year.

A grand total of 4.1 million National Insurance numbers have been handed out to foreign workers since 2002.

At this rate, Britain’s population will top the much-debated 70 million figure well within ten years, as the immigrant reproduction rate is far higher than the native British birth rate.

The figures also make a mockery of the “balanced migration” nonsense being peddled by the old gang parties, as it will also not “stabilise” the population but in fact encourage the ethnic cleansing of the native British population.

National Insurance numbers are required by anyone wanting to work legally in Britain. They are also necessary for claiming welfare benefits and tax credits.

The latest figures show that just under half of the new NI number claimants are from Eastern Europe, but the majority are from Asia, Africa and the Middle East. According to the statistics, more than 400,000 people from those three regions came to Britain between July 2007 and June last year.

Other figures released earlier showed that one in 13 workers in jobs in Britain are non-UK citizens, a total of around 2.2 million. Employment-related grants of settlement rose by 63 percent to 60,770 in 2008 compared with 2007, and at least ten percent of the current population of Britain was not born in this country.

*Meanwhile, it has emerged that French authorities are playing “pass-the-parcel” with refugees and handing them to the UK, according to a charity worker across the English Channel.

Mr Dan Hodges, from “Refugee Action” said that France was “dodging its obligations” with the flood of asylum seekers.

In an article in a daily newspaper, the liberal Mr Hodges pointed out that under EU rules, asylum seekers should claim residence in the first member state that they come to.

There is therefore no justification for ‘asylum seekers’ to queue up to get into Britain, apart from the massive benefits they are given by the systems created by decades of Tory and Labour regimes.

“The French government are just not facing up to their obligations. At some level, they are unofficially encouraging them to go to the UK or elsewhere,” Mr Hodges said.

“This game of pass-the-parcel with the refugees of Europe is playing into the hands of the people smugglers, who have no interest ultimately in where these people end up. They keep them moving and that’s how they earn their commission.”

He said that Greece and Italy are also culprits in telling asylum seekers to move to other member states.

The immigration invasion to which Britain is being subjected has added another £19 million per year to your tax bill to pay for translation services at schools — for parents.

The figures were released after a Freedom of Information request by private translation company Lingo24.

According to the report, schools across the country are being forced to pay out massive sums to translate standard school reports into foreign languages for the benefit of pupils’ parents.

This expenditure means that money which should be reserved for hiring teachers or buying school equipment is being diverted, Lingo24 said.

One council spent £126,000 in a year on translation, while Hertfordshire County Council spent £11,897 translating 107 reports into 18 languages.

Edinburgh Council spent £126,000 on translation services in 2007/8 and £110,000 last year. Northamptonshire County Council spent £73,000 on translation in 2008/9, up 164 percent on the previous year’s figure.

Some of the languages included Oromo (from East Africa), Yoruba (a West African dialect), Pahari (a Nepalese dialect) and Karen (spoken by the Karen people of Burma).

Figures released earlier have shown that over 250 languages are spoken in London, making the capital the most linguistically diverse city in the world.

The 40 most common languages spoken in London (apart from English) are Igbo (Nigeria), Bengali & Silheti, French-based Creoles, Panjabi, Tagalog (Filipino), Gujerati, Kurdish, Hindi/Urdu, Swahili, Arabic, Lingala (Congo), English-based Creoles, Albanian, Yorubu (Nigeria), Luganda (Uganda), Somali, Ga (Ghana), Cantonese, Tigrinya (Sudan), Akan (Ashanti), Tamil (Sri Lanka), Korean, Farsi (Persian), Pashto (Afghanistan), Amharic (Ethiopia), Vietnamese and Sinhala (Sri Lanka).

An outright majority of people aged 25 and under in London are from non-British ethnic stock, a figure that is soon going to be replicated in almost every other large city across England.

Only the British National Party has the policy and plan which can avert this dispossession of Britain under a wave of Third World colonisation.

Former paratrooper Peter Greenwood has been selected as the British National Party’s parliamentary candidate for the seat of Heywood and Middleton, it has been revealed.

Making the announcement yesterday during a day of action in Heywood town centre, Rochdale and Rossendale organiser Joe Nealon said that Mr Greenwood has “served his country for 17 years in 27 different countries. He is now on the front line once again fighting for the honour to serve his community in Westminster.”

Mr Greenwood is also the party’s lead candidate in the push to break through into the council chambers of Rochdale.

The day of activity saw activists set up a table top in the town centre. Over 1000 leaflets and over 100 Voice of Freedom newspapers were sold.

“”We received massive public support during our high profile town centre campaign,” Mr Nealon continued. “Mr Greenwood is a superb candidate and representative for the party and we are confident that come election day, people will support him.”

British National Party national organiser Eddy Butler is to challenge the Armed Forces Minister Bill Rammell in his Harlow Constituency in the forthcoming general election, it has been announced.

With the BNP campaigning vigorously on the theme “Support our Troops, Bring our Boys Home” with respect to Britain’s involvement in the war in Afghanistan, Mr Rammell will be exposed at every available opportunity, Mr Butler told BNP news.

“Mr Rammell is also a Euro fanatic. In October 2009, he was ordered to repay £2,782 in wrongful expenses claims. He was also heavily involved in the discussions which led to the release of the Libyan terrorist responsible for the Lockerbie bombing,” Mr Butler said.

“Luckily, it is extremely unlikely that Mr Rammell will resume his seat after the next election. He has the third smallest majority of any Labour MP, only 97 votes.  This marginal constituency is in west Essex and mainly consists of the ‘new town’ of Harlow, with some surrounding rural areas of Epping Forest.”

Harlow Parliamentary constituency consists of the following County Council electoral divisions, all of which were contested by British National Party candidates in June 2009:

Harlow North — 716 votes, 12.9%

Harlow West — 1,381 votes, 15.1%

Harlow South East — 677 votes, 14.0%

North Weald and Nazeing — 612 votes, 12.0% (only half of the last division, which falls under Epping Forest District Council, is in the constituency).

“I know Harlow very well,” Mr Butler said. “All the problems seen in London are fast appearing out here now, and many local people came to Harlow to get away from all that.

“When I attended the count in Harlow last June the BNP votes were very impressive. Harlow is a fast developing area for the British National Party in Essex and I hope that my campaign in this seat will establish us in an even stronger position.”

Picture: Geoff Williams (left), Harlow Group Organiser with Eddy Butler (right), on a fact-finding visit to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow.

Record numbers of British elderly folk have become insolvent due to inadequate pensions — but the Department for International Development (DFID) has just announced an investment of $1.1 billion in the Asian Development Bank which is aimed at “helping the poor in Asia.”

According to news reports, a record number of pensioners were plunged into insolvency last year and projections are that the number will rise even higher this year.

Accounting firm RSM Tenon was quoted as reporting that nearly “7,000 British pensioners lost their battle to keep financially afloat in 2009.”

According to the report, “many of Britain’s 11.2 million pensioners are facing a toxic combination of poor or non-existent pensions, no savings, large debts and a struggle to find work to pay the bills.”

According to the RSM Tenon figures, some 4,816 pensioners were declared insolvent in 2008, and in 2009, the number rose to 6,952.

At the same time, however, the British taxpayers have just given $1.1 billion to buy 2 percent of the shareholding of the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

According to the ADB’s website, the purpose of that institution is to “promote economic and social development in Asian and Pacific countries through loans and technical assistance. Its mission is to help its developing member countries reduce poverty and improve the quality of life of their citizens.”

A press release posted on the DFID’s website, which was blacked out by the controlled media, said the ADB “is a major lending institution that provides grants and loans to countries across Asia. The bank’s ordinary capital resource allows it to lend money at near-market rates to lower and middle income countries and for private sector operations that focus on poverty reduction.”

In addition, the DFID boasted, the taxpayers’ money it had just spent would be used to “fund schemes such as helping people in Bangladesh to adapt to the effects of climate change by supporting cleaner energy initiatives and opening up mobile phone access in Afghanistan to improve opportunities for trade and business in the region.”

The move to invest the money in the ADB came after “parliamentary approval,” the DFID statement added.

In other words, a cross-parliamentary body consisting of Tory, Labour and Liberal-Democrats approved this expenditure.

What this means is that all of these parties put the interests of people in Asia ahead of British people, especially the elderly, who must struggle to make ends meet on the miserly state pension.

The British National Party is committed to ending the foreign aid swindle.

The only time that foreign aid can even be considered is when there is no need or poverty within our own borders. Until then, it is nothing short of treason to plunge the taxpayers of Britain into even more debt to fund foreign aid.

British National Party sleazebuster Michael Barnbrook was the man behind the charges laid against three MPs over the expenses scandal, it has been revealed.

The decision to charge the four — Elliot Morley, David Chaytor, Jim Devine and Lord Hanningfield — was made after formal complaints against those three (and a number of other MPs) were laid by Mr Barnbrook with the Metropolitan Police Service.

Mr Barnbrook, a former inspector with the Met who is also the BNP’s parliamentary candidate in Dagenham and Rainham, has made it is his business to mercilessly pursue the criminals behind the expenses scandal. Much of his research was done behind the scenes, perusing MPs’ declarations and contrasting them with other publicly available documents and information.

Once he had established inconsistencies or clear breaches of the law, Mr Barnbrook lost no time in laying formal complaints with the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner, or, in the more serious cases, with the Met.

The entire Parliamentary expenses scandal was, in fact, first brought into the public domain through Mr Barnbrook’s reporting of Tory MP Derek Conway for paying his two sons a salary whilst they were both in full-time education at university.

It was only after the Conway affair that the courts finally allowed the freedom of information requests into MPs’ expenses. Although a daily newspaper went on to gain access to files which then revealed how widespread the swindle was, nothing more would have happened unless a third party reported the matter to the Police or Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, as both these authorities are reactive, not proactive.

Mr Barnbrook has reported at least 23 MPs and peers since the scandal first broke. Some of his more prominent victims have included Labour MP Harry Cohen and Conservative MP Brian Binley, both of whom were forced to pay back considerable sums and apologise in Parliament.

Mr Morley, MP for Scunthorpe, now faces charges relating to a total of £30,000 of mortgage claims which, it is alleged, were “in excess of that to which he was entitled” and covered a period when there was no mortgage on the property.

Mr Chaytor, MP for Bury North, is accused of “dishonestly claiming” £1,950 for IT services and further sums of £12,925 and £5,425 relating to rent on properties which he and his mother allegedly owned.

Livingston MP Mr Devine is accused of “dishonestly claiming” money for cleaning services and for stationery using false invoices.

Lord Hanningfield — real name Paul White — is a Conservative peer and leader of Essex County Council. He stands accused of dishonestly submitting claims “for expenses to which he knew he was not entitled,” including overnight stays in London. He stepped down as council leader on Friday and as a Tory frontbench spokesman.

If they are found guilty, they could be sentenced to up to seven years in jail.

* Incredibly, the four men are claiming that Parliamentary privilege prevents them from being tried in open court and that they can only be judged by their fellow MPs.

The Liberal Democrat-controlled borough of Brent in London has reached a new low (even for that party) with an announcement that it seeks full British citizenship for the estimated 20,000 illegal immigrant invaders living within its boundaries.

According to the 2001 census, Brent has a population of 263,464, which means that another 20,000 illegals will add 8 percent to the total population.

A motion put to the council — many of whose members from all three parties have surnames that clearly identify them as ethnically not British — last week backed the “Strangers into Citizens” campaign, making Brent the sixth council to support the extremist cause.

According to a local news report, councillors from all parties “backed the principles of the Strangers into Citizens campaign” which calls for the naturalisation of long-term “irregular migrants” in Britain.

The “Strangers into Citizens” campaign was launched in 2006 with the backing of church leaders, trade unions and “migrant support groups.” It wants to legalise all those invaders who have managed to swindle the system and break immigration laws for four years or more.

Lib-Dem councillor James Allie (pictured), responsible for housing in Brent, justified the rewarding of these criminal lawbreakers with citizenship by claiming that “most of these people will never be expelled from the UK.”

It is estimated that up to 950,000 “visa over-stayers” and “failed asylum seekers” are currently resident in Britain. This means fully 5 percent of the current residents of Britain are here illegally.

The full extent of the Third World invasion is revealed by Brent Council figures, which state that more than 69 percent of its residents were born outside the UK. This excludes the 20,000 illegal immigrants, which means that over 75 percent of the population of the borough of Brent were not born in Britain. This figure excludes the children of those immigrants who might have been born here.

These statistics come hard on the heels of a report from Birmingham Council which said that 61 percent of primary school children in that city are of non-British origin.

Other recently released figures claimed that 10 percent of the current population of the entire country was not born in Britain. When this startling figure is added to the estimated 13 percent ethnically non-British immigrant population, plus illegals, asylum seekers and others, the total non-British element of the population is already close to 25 percent.

At these rates, even if immigration were to be halted today and no-one else allowed in, the Third World immigrant population will still outbreed the native British people within the next 30 or 40 years.

The British National Party is the only political party which discusses these issues openly — and which is dedicated to taking measures to ensure that the indigenous people of the British Isles retain their status as the majority population.

The choice before the voters is simple: a vote for ethnic cleansing and bloodless genocide of the British people under the Labour/Tory/Lib-Dem cartel, or survival of the British people under the BNP.

Yesterday’s Legg report proved conclusively that the old parties — Tory, Labour and Lib-Dem — have degenerated into a nest of thieving criminals who have enriched themselves mercilessly at the expense of the taxpayers.

In his report, Sir Thomas Legg revealed that more than half of all MPs, 360 in total, had made “wrongful”  (i.e. fraudulent) claims. However, not even this tells the full story, as almost 50 more MPs have made separate repayments. This means that a grand total of 410 MPs have been named as swindlers — fully two thirds of the entire House of Parliament.

In addition, three Labour MPs and one Tory peer will face criminal charges over their expenses, Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer has announced. MPs Elliot Morley, Jim Devine, David Chaytor and Lord Hanningfield will be charged under the Theft Act.

“In four cases, we have concluded that there is sufficient evidence to bring criminal charges and that it is in the public interest to charge the individuals concerned,” Mr Starmer was quoted in reports as saying. “Accordingly, summonses in these cases have been obtained from the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court and will now be served on the individuals in question.”

Sir Thomas’s report showed that the swindle was far more widespread than what was originally thought. The review specifically criticised the old party gang for “putting personal gain before protecting public money.”

Local Government Minister Barbara Follett has the highest single repayment to make, more than £40,000.

Sir Thomas found that almost one third of MPs wrongly claimed for mortgage interest, improperly receiving more than £700,000.

More than a dozen former MPs have failed to meet demands for repayments running into tens of thousands of pounds.

The scandal is likely to run even deeper, as Sir Thomas did not even start to investigate the “house flipping” issue whereby MPs designated first and second homes in a merry-go-round to claim the maximum cash from the taxpayers.

Sir Thomas attacked the entire expenses system, describing the rules as “vague”, with MPs “self-certifying as to the propriety of their use of the allowance.”

“A particular challenge has proved to be the widespread lack of proper evidence on the record from MPs to support substantial payments, especially of mortgage interest, even though this was expressly required by the rules,” he said.

MPs named as not yet having paid back their swindled cash include:

- Employment Minister Jim Knight, £2,185;

- Immigration minister Phil Woolas, £886.16;

- Tory MP Sir Peter “duck island” Viggers, £13,245.80;

- Labour MP Margaret Beckett, £2,539.75;

- Former defence secretary Geoff Hoon, £767.66; and

- Former minister Claire Short, £2,588.80.

Internationally respected Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics winner and Professor at the London School of Economics, Paul Krugman, has warned that the debt crisis which has stuck Greece is worse in Spain and the fault for the spreading disaster lies in the European Monetary Union’s  (EMU) “one-size-fits-all monetary system” which leaves no “defence against an adverse shock.”

Professor Krugman, who is also Professor of Economics and International Affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University, was commenting after credit default swaps (CDS), which measure bankruptcy risk, roses 16 basis points in Spain and 28 basis points in Portugal.

Professor Krugman was heavily criticised by the pro-EU fanatics in Spain after his comments, which pointed out a truth which they find unwelcome, namely that a common European currency is not viable with such widely differing economic models and engines as found on the Continent.

The problem has been caused by the domino effect created by the single currency — to which the EU is dedicated and to which Britain will inevitably subscribe under the Tory and Labour commitment to the EU.

According to reports, the EMU’s credit bubble has left southern Europe with huge foreign liabilities: Spain at 91 percent of Gross Domestic Product (950 billion euros); Portugal 108 percent (177 billion euros). This compares with 87 percent for Greece (208 billion euros).

As the crisis has spread through those countries which hold the euro currency, frenzied debates within the European Commission’s leading members continue over whether the crippled countries should be bailed out or not.

According to Julian Callow from Barclays Capital, the EU may yet need to invoke emergency treaty powers under Article 122 to halt the contagion, issuing an EU guarantee for Greek debt.

“If not contained, this could result in a ‘Lehman-style’ tsunami spreading across much of the EU,” Mr Callow said. This would imply Britain being called upon to part finance the debts of euro zone members, even though Britain does not currently have the euro as a currency.

It has previously been calculated that British taxpayers might have to stump up £7 billion to help Greece alone, never mind the Iberian nations.

This is, of course, little short of criminal as British taxpayers, already burdened with their own national debt inflicted by decades of Tory and Labour misrule, should not be plunged into further debt to shore up the failed euro experiment’s problems as well.

£2,700 was raised at the latest packed out meeting of the Crawley and Horsham Branch of the British National Party, reports our South East correspondent.

“The Crawley and Horsham branch has also set the standard for other branches and groups in the South East region by declaring that they will stand candidates in three constituencies in the forthcoming election,” regional organiser Mr Andy McBride said.

The standing room only meeting was introduced to all three candidates. Mr Daniel McDonald, who will be contesting Horsham for the BNP, gave a powerful speech on the state of the country and especially that of the Horsham constituency neglected by sitting Tory MP Francis Maude.

Mr McDonald pointed out that Tory Mr Maude is a director of a blacks-only school in London, the Eastside Young Leaders Academy, which boasts on its website that it aims to “produce Britain’s first black prime minister.”

Mr Maude is “part of the treacherous team of MPs ready to sell out our traditions and culture off to the highest bidder,” Mr McDonald told the meeting.

Branch organiser Richard Trower will stand for the BNP in Crawley. He spoke on the need to work harder for the party, reminding all that the “Quislings in Parliament are doing their best to disrupt the workings of the British National Party through draconian and undemocratic laws.”

Mr Stuart Minihane, who will be standing for the BNP in Mid Sussex, was then introduced to the crowd. This is the first time that there will be a BNP candidate in that seat, and the crowd welcomed this announcement with rapturous applause.

“This is the very best of news and will send shockwaves through the establishment in the Sussex area,” Mr McBride told the meeting.

“We now have a task to raise the funds for this campaign and we ask that you dig as deep as you can to support this election.”

Mr McBride continued the meeting with the newly formulated “Candidates Auction” programme which raised the £2,700.00 collected at the function.

This means that all three candidates will have a highly professional leaflet, designed by Mark Collett, and delivered by the Post Office to every home in all three constituencies.

The meeting closed on a high as many members stepped forward to offer help canvassing and extra leafleting.

The Canterbury branch of the British National Party aims to contest at least four parliamentary seats in its region, local organiser Denis Whiting has announced.

Speaking at the latest meeting of Canterbury BNP, Mr Whiting identified the seats as Folkestone and Hythe, Dover and Deal, Ashford and Sittingbourne, and Sheppe.

Mr Whiting pointed out that the BNP was for the first time receiving objective coverage from the local free newspaper, quoting a recent article which accurately described the growth and activity of the party in the area.

Guest speaker was former Conservative Party Westminster Councillor Peter Strudwick, who delivered a compelling speech on all the ways in which the Government and the established political parties are destroying Britain.

Mr Strudwick laid particular emphasis on the vital importance of encouraging British ownership of British industry, citing the recent loss of Cadbury as the type of national disaster which had to be averted at all costs.

The meeting raised £240 towards the election fund.

The South West region of the British National Party is pleased to announce that it has finalised the selection of another two candidates who will contest the Plymouth Moor View and Torbay constituencies at the forthcoming election.

In Plymouth Moor View, 32-year old businessman and Plymouth resident, Roy Cook will be carrying the party’s banner, while former nurse and Torbay resident Ann Conway will contest Torbay.

Mr Cook, an arboriculturalist by trade, said that as well as “campaigning on local issues that affect the people of Plymouth, he will concentrate on exposing the lies behind the war in Afghanistan and will demand that all British troops be withdrawn immediately.

Ms Conway said she would “do all I can to see that money from the public purse was spent on local people” and campaign on local issues such as health and education.