BNP leader bailed on race hate charges

The leader of the British National Party was today bailed after appearing in court charged with four race hate offences.

Thu, 07 Apr, 2005 - 12:00

The leader of the British National Party was today bailed after appearing in court charged with four race hate offences.

Nick Griffin, 45, was charged by West Yorkshire Police yesterday following a long-running investigation into the BBC documentary The Secret Agent, which secretly filmed BNP activists.

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Courts Place: Leeds Place: Leeds Magistrates’ Court Person: Nick Griffin Person: John Tyndall Organisation: BNP Organisation: British National Party Organisation: West Yorkshire Police Organisation: BBC Organisation: Magistrates Court

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