Police arrest Britain First leader as deputy faces crime charges | Premium Times Nigeria
Britain First ends legal attempt to have Northern Ireland page reinstated on Facebook - The Irish News
Britain First leader Paul Golding to deny inciting hatred with Belfast speech on Islam | The Independent | The Independent
The far-right: What is Britain First? | UK News | Sky News
Jayda Fransen: Ex-Britain First deputy leader convicted over hate speech
Britain First leaders Paul Golding and Jayda Fransen found guilty of harassment | UK News | Sky News
Britain First leader Paul Golding charged after being arrested in Belfast | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Britain First's Jayda Fransen 'caused woman to miscarry when she screamed racist abuse through letter box', court hears
Britain First fined £44,000 for multiple law breaches | Metro News
Britain jails far-right leaders even as neo-fascist groups want 'war against Islam' | Al Arabiya English
Paul Golding (left) and Jayda Fransen, leader and deputy leader of far-right group Britain First, arriving at Folkestone Magistrates' Court where they are facing allegations of religiously aggravated harassment Stock Photo -
Britain First: From far-right fringes to Trump's Twitter account | The Times of Israel
Britain First: anti-Islam group that bills itself as a patriotic movement | The far right | The Guardian
Britain First leader Paul Golding charged with terror offence - BBC News
Britain First leader and deputy leader jailed for hate crimes
Britain First: Far-right leader Paul Golding arrested | CNN
Britain First's Jayda Fransen blamed for baby's death
Anti-Muslim Extremists Retweeted by Trump Are Convicted of Hate Crimes - The New York Times
Far Right U.K. Group Gets Millions of Hits and Expands Into the U.S. | Time
Britain First leader Paul Golding charged under Terrorism Act - LBC
What is Britain First, the far-right group re-tweeted by President Trump?
Jayda Fransen (deputy leader) and Paul Golding (leader) of Britain First at a march in Rochester ahead of the 2014 by-election Stock Photo - Alamy
The rise of viral hate: How Britain First became the UK's largest party on social media
