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Leader Nick Griffin wins second BNP seat in the UK

The British National Party has won its its first two seats in the European Parliament.

Leader Nick Griffin wins second BNP seat in the UK

Mon, 08 Jun, 2009 - 08:07

The British National Party has won its its first two seats in the European Parliament.

The far right party’s leader Nick Griffin picked up a seat in the North West of England region early today.

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