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BNP hit by second leak of ‘members database’

Posted on October 19, 2009July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Robert Booth, Helen Pidd and Paul Lewis report:

The BNP is bracing itself for potentially fresh embarrassment tomorrow when details of the party’s UK-wide rank and file membership are expected to be posted on the internet.

The list, which purports to be a snapshot of the party’s support in April this year, includes the names, addresses, postcodes and telephone numbers of people who have signed up to the far-right group, including the grade of membership assigned by the party – Standard, Family, Family Plus, Gold, OAP, and Unwaged.

This list was leaked to a website, which insisted today that it was genuine, and that it intended to publish the information tomorrow.

Read more on The Guardian.

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