Nick Griffin and Jim Dowson in 'transparency storm' within the BNP. Griffin forced to confess that the BNP is £500,000 in debt. The Butler Challenge Sexual impropriety in the BNP Gerry Gable of Searchlight complains of cartoonist George Galloway steps into Oswald Mosley's old manor Jonathan Bowden comments on Griffin's entry Into the future? The results of the BNP's autarky policy Down on the BNP farm The Equality Act: BNP forced to accept a bit of colour

Remembrance Day: An exercise in irony or how a foreign invasion came to our shores after two world wars At the 2003 War and Peace Show at Detling, Don Turner, despatch manager of Steven Books, was caught out rubbishing Brighton printer, Tony Hancock. How macular degeneracy hit a lamp post in Canterbury Tough guy Turner unleashes a reign of terror Selling John Tyndall for profit The old codgers of the League of St George on a day out The November 9th Society (aka, The British First Party) sending them down the bottomless pit Rumours of an early retirement by Don Turner of Steven Books Tony Hancock, the printer, lost a case in the High Court against solicitor, Martin Cray