Union 'wrongly kicked out BNP activist'

The British train drivers’ union was today facing a hefty financial penalty after an employment tribunal ruled it had unlawfully expelled a member for belonging to the British National Party.

Union 'wrongly kicked out BNP activist'

The British train drivers’ union was today facing a hefty financial penalty after an employment tribunal ruled it had unlawfully expelled a member for belonging to the British National Party.

Jay Lee, 35, from Kent, was kicked out in 2002 after the union, Aslef, discovered he was an activist with the far-right party.

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