Leaving the European Union is a fundamental part of BNP trade policy.

Leaving the European Union is a fundamental part of BNP trade policy.

It will allow us to stop the flood of economic migrants that has devastated the job market and made the minimum wage the maximum wage.

It will also cut the bureaucratic red tape that has strangled British business.

We do not need to be part of the EU to trade with the member states.

Britain is the fifth largest economy, the EU needs to trade with us.

We will:

• Leave the EU allowing us the freedom to extend our trade links with the rest of the world
• Reclaim our seat in the World Trade Organisation
• Negotiate free trade agreements around the world
• Negotiate trade deals with EU nations
• Rejoin the world community of prosperous nations who enjoy the freedom to trade independently
• Strengthen our links with our former dominion and nations in our British commonwealth

Time to vote for us and our policies to move Britain forward.

Nottingham school at centre of child sexting claims

The Times newspaper has published data distributed under freedom of information laws that suggests illegal "sexting" was going on at The Nottingham Academy.

The newspaper said statistics from more than 50 of Britain's biggest secondary schools showed that more than a third of all sexting cases involved children aged 12 and 13, with tens of thousands of schoolchildren caught sharing sexual imagery online in the last three years.

Sexting means people sharing indecent images via a mobile phone or uploading them on a social networking site.

The Times highlighted suspected cases at schools nationally, including at The Nottingham Academy.

The Times claims figures identified "possible gang grooming" as a motive for one sexting case at the school, which has sites in Greenwood Road and Sneinton Dale, Sneinton and Ransom Drive in Mapperley, and also claims another minor was caught sending "inappropriate images" to a member of staff.

The Times says it asked 50 schools for details of sexting cases since 2012 and the national results received showed 1,218 pupils had either sent or received a sext. It adds that more than one in 10 national cases involved a "non-school adult".

Susi Artis, assistant secretary of Nottingham City National Union of Teachers (NUT), said: "Teachers would obviously be very concerned about that. I would hope the Academy would respond appropriately and deal with it - it's not something you want to see in schools, it's horrible."

She added that it was tough to balance a need to have mobile phones in schools as youngsters may need to contact parents, to say they are staying behind after school, for instance, but pupils need to be using their phones responsibly.

In the Times' piece, Maria Miller, former culture secretary who chairs the women and equalities select committee, called for compulsory sex education to tackle the "appalling" effect sexting was having on girls and boys.

But Ms Artis said: "I think schools do do sex education and they revise the curriculum all the time as things develop and evolve. I think schools do a brilliant job. I don't really think Maria Miller knows what's going on in schools if she is saying that.

"All these issues are dealt with in PSHE (Personal and Social and Health Education)."

The National Crime Agency said last year that sexting is now the norm among teenagers.

A campaign was launched to deal with an increase in the number of cases of children sharing sexually explicit images and videos, and to give advice to concerned parents.

In 2014, Nottinghamshire Police said the force was sending letters to all schools in the city and county, saying it has "grave concerns" about "sexting".

There is no doubt that the increase in Muslims in this country has made this worse due to their incessant love of kiddy fiddling. Vote BNP to put a stop to this - we are the only politically party with the balls to stop the Muslim invasion.

Derbyshire Police compare BNP & EDL to ISIS

Sergeant John Brooker from Derbyshire Police told Peak FM that home-grown right-wing radicals pose “just as much of a real threat” as those operating overseas, and vowed to treat them the same.

The sergeant added that the BNP and the EDL operated in the same way as terrorist groups, by dividing society and forcing people against one another. He also said right-wing groups could radicalize vulnerable people and drive them commit violent acts.

“The biggest threat is very much centered on Syria and Iraq based on groups such as Islamic State, however, we certainly can’t ignore the right-wing issues and the far-right issues that do exist in our communities, and are just as much of a real threat in terms of community division, hatred and deplorable acts as anything else.” he said.

What a load of B*llocks!

The BNP don't advocate wars in the Middle East or anywhere else (unlike ISIS) - we are more concerned with protecting our own country and traditions which are gradually being eroded away by the spineless establishment.

The BNP believe in democracy (unlike ISIS) - that is why we fight elections and go through proper political channels.

Why are the police getting involved in party politics? Shouldn't they be neutral rather being the establishment puppets that they have become?

I see no other officers have backed up Sergeant Brooker's comments - I wonder why?

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Who do you think you are kidding Mr Camoron?

Well, it's sods law isn't it - within an hour of me doing the last post, they strike an EU deal so here's an update.

So Camoron thinks he's got a deal that will keep us in the EU. Well let me tell you now, he hasn't.

The deal contains limits on SOME benefit payments to EU 'migrants' for a period of time. These are not extensive and not forever. If I was EU 'migrant' I still want to come to the UK - I could work in the UK, use the health service, and eventually I could get benefits to send home.

It's a kop out Camoron - this is no deal, it's a watered down compromise.

There are bound to be legal challenges and we might not even get this.

Camoron EU deal reminds me of the Leicester couple who went on Bullseye and won a speedboat - f**king useless in Leicester!

There is no mention in the deal of the following which should have been in:

1. No access for EU members to the UK's free health service.
2. No access for EU members to the UK's benefit payments full stop.
3. Ability for UK to repeal all EU laws including Employment Law, Border Controls & Human Rights Law

We've won folks - we'll be out of the EU by July - get your sparkling English wine ready (none of that Champagne stuff!).

Did he really think the other EU countries would let us have a better deal?

Oh dear! It looks like David Camoron has been told by some of the other EU countries that they want to keep the status quo where British taxpayers fund cheap European labour to come and take our jobs at the expense of our own people.

Well I won't say I told you so but ...

Let's face it the other EU nations will water down any deal until it is worthless - face it Camoron you'll lose any referendum to keep us in because the British people aren't stupid and will see sense.

Forget any deal let's just get the referendum date sorted and let's get out of the EU - hopefully, we will be shooting people trying to cross the channel by say July this year - I look forward to it.

It Makes My Blood Boil...

It really does make my blood boil...

The contempt that the establishment hold this country's people in is unbelievable.

Camoron goes to the EU and negotiates 'a deal' with the other nations (to be discussed on Feb 27th) and then thinks he get the British people to vote to keep us in the EU because of it, 

Two things wrong here:

Firstly - quite rightly, no-one in this country believes the deal is good enough for us to stay in, including his own Members of Parliament and most of the scumbag media. The deal allows Britain to stop paying benefits to EU workers here but NOT for 4 years.

And secondly, does anyone believe that the other 26 countries in the EU are going to vote for the deal anyway. They are too busy stuffing their faces and wasting the european people's money to think about Britain. They should be strung up and shot.

We will be leaving the EU no matter what Camoron does - I look forward to it and cannot wait - I'll be having a special shit when we're out.

I look forward to a non-EU Britain where we set our own laws, close our borders, shoot anyone trying to get in, repeal the endless EU bureaucratic law that we had had to put up with, and let our shops sell bananas that are over bent.

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Imtiaz Baig who groomed and raped teenage girl sentenced to 16 years

A man who groomed a teenager via Facebook and then raped her in a Newark hotel room has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Imtiaz Baig contacted the 16-year-old via the social media site in late 2014 and spent months messaging her and also contacting her by phone.

During the correspondence, 37-year-old Baig told her he was a businessman renting out prestige cars and even helicopters, and he made her offers of money.

He attempted to meet her on a number of occasions, but the girl was wary of his motives and did not turn up.

Baig eventually persuaded her to meet him at a hotel in Newark on 29 August 2015.

He gave her alcoholic drinks, even though she had asked for lemonade, and talked about possibly involving her in his business.

He then made her undress and raped her.

After the assault, the girl persuaded him to go into the bathroom. She then grabbed his clothing and ran from the hotel, meeting her brother nearby.

He took her to Newark Police station where she handed over Baig’s belongings.

Baig claimed to hotel staff that he had been robbed and he was given clothing. He then left in a taxi.

However, officers managed to trace the vehicle and the taxi was stopped on the A1 near Grantham.

He was arrested and later charged with rape.

Baig, of Straight Drove, Farcet, near Peterborough, was convicted following a trial at Nottingham Crown Court in January.

He appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday (5 February) for sentencing.

After the sentencing, Detective Inspector Nikki Smith of Nottinghamshire Police said: “This case underlines the lengths that dangerous individuals like Baig will go to in order to entice a child to engage in sexual activity.

“Baig spent months grooming his victim through Facebook and phone messages, and was not even deterred by the occasions when she did not turn up to meet him.

“She was rightly wary of his motives initially, but he persisted and did eventually persuade her to meet him with the sole intention of having sex with her whether she consented or not.

DI Smith added: “I would like to pay tribute to the courage of the victim. Despite the trauma of the incident and the effect of the alcohol he had persuaded her to drink, she had the presence of mind to take his clothing and other belongings to prevent him from fleeing the hotel.

“Her brother, whom she had already arranged to meet to pick her up, sensibly took her to Newark Police Station where excellent work by the officer who met ensured that crucial evidence, including the telephone correspondence between Baig and the girl, was quicky obtained.

“More quick work by the officer ensured that Baig’s taxi was stopped as he tried to return home.

“As a result of those actions, the support given to the victim and her family and a first class investigation, Baig has been convicted of rape and is now beginning a significant prison sentence.”