BNP's Griffin left trailing by Labour veteran

Labour veteran Margaret Hodge was victorious today in her battle with the leader of the British National Party.

Fri, 07 May, 2010 - 08:22

Labour veteran Margaret Hodge was victorious today in her battle with the leader of the British National Party.

Ms Hodge, 65, held the mainly white, working-class constituency of Barking in east London, taking 24,628 votes – more than 16,000 more than any other candidate.

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