Anti-BNP protestors break BBC cordon

Several anti-fascist protesters demonstrating against BNP leader Nick Griffin’s appearance on 'Question Time' broke through a police cordon outside BBC Television Centre today.

Anti-BNP protestors break BBC cordon
Thu, 22 Oct, 2009 - 17:48

Several anti-fascist protesters demonstrating against BNP leader Nick Griffin’s appearance on 'Question Time' broke through a police cordon outside BBC Television Centre today.

About 25 people managed to get past police lines during struggles with officers drafted in to protect the entrance to Television Centre in White City, west London.

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