The Home Office has taken over an old former mill in the small village of Milnsbridge, outside of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, and turned it into a huge centre for illegal immigrants.

This week, party leader Paul Golding is joined by Regional Organiser for the North West, Ashlea Simon, to discuss the news.

When Harry and Meghan Markle were due to make a speech in Manchester City centre, our Battle Bus turned up with 'God Save the Queen' blaring.

When it was posted all over the regional newspapers in Cumbria that a popular local hotel was going to be closed to the public to accommodate illegal migrants, Britain First decided to go and have a look.

The Chimney House Hotel near Sandbach, in Cheshire, is a Tudor-style country house that has been commandeered by the Home Office to house illegal migrants.

Crewe is a lovely town in the county of Cheshire, so it was sad news when HQ found out that the Ibis Styles Hotel is housing illegal migrants.

When party leader Paul Golding visited the Holiday Inn South hotel at Chester, he was approached by several workers from the Home Office.

In the first of our weekly news shows, party leader Paul Golding and policy officer James Cole discuss the latest news.

The new South East region, led by Regional Organiser Nick Scanlon, is going from strength to strength.

When a team of North East activists visited the Hilltop Hotel, in Carlisle, Cumbria, they found a large crowd of illegal immigrants lounging around outside.

The harassment of our numerous Battle Buses by the police is reaching absurd levels.

Skegness is a very popular seaside town, but Britain First has just found out that a local guesthouse has been taken over by the Home Office to house illegal immigrants.

Migrant hotels seemed to be popping up in the North East with increasing rapidity.

Queen Elizabeth II has sadly passed away.

When the Britain First Battle Bus arrived outside Millwall football stadium (The Den), we received strong support from the fans.