As we reported several weeks ago, Kent police made contact with Paul Rudge, Britain First regional organiser for the West Midlands.

Joseph Lydon is an ex US Marine, now living in England.

As part of our anti-grooming operations in the North East, a team of Britain First activists confronted the headquarters of the Labour Party in the region.

On their way to carry out anti-grooming operations in Nottingham, two cars filled with Britain First activists were pulled over by the police.

The first anti-grooming operations of our new East Midlands region saw a team of activists visit the Hyson Green area of Nottingham.

As part of our national anti-grooming campaign, Britain First visited the city of Sunderland.

As part of our anti-grooming campaign, Operation Downes, Britain First visited the town of Blackpool.

On the day of the Streatham terrorist attack, Britain First started a campaign to call for internment of all known and suspected Islamist extremists, a perfectly reasonable response to increasing numbers of terrorist attacks that had previously been ridiculed by those in authority and dismissed as 'far-right bigotry and scaremongering' together with the usual tiresome labels of 'racism' and 'Islamophobia'.

The Britain First campaign can be found here: https://www.britainfirst.org/stop-surveillance-start-internment

Last night, Britain First appeared on the popular Channel 4 show, '999: What's Your Emergency?'

About a week ago, and quite unexpectedly, a group of police officers turned up at the home address of Britain First regional organiser Paul Rudge and demanded to know his contact details.

As part of our anti-grooming campaign, Operation Downes, Britain First visited the headquarters of Greater Manchester Police to deliver an ultimatum.

Today in Dartford, Kent, activists from the South East assembled to kick-start the New Year.

Britain First recently launched 'Operation Downes' to combat the scourge of Islamist grooming gangs around the country.