By Paul Golding - I have some good news and some bad news to report.

In response to the infamous Britain First migrant patrols, the government has banned the use of drones in or around Dover.

A recent ruling of the European Court of Justice has ominous consequences for freedom of speech on social media.

In this thoughtful and humorous account of the recent Britain First expedition to Moscow, Britain First campaigns officer (now Chairman) Timothy Burton gives an analytical insight into this otherwise extremely productive trip that ended in a draconian and tyrannical raid by SO15 Counter-Terrorism Command on three senior officers of the Britain First leadership. The Russian translation may be found here - please check your browser settings to make sure the Cyrillic text displays correctly.

The 'Battle for Britain' is Paul Golding's epic book about the relentless persecution he has faced while leading Britain First.

The Britain First annual Conference takes place this weekend, 16th November, starting at 1pm, in the Midlands.

The Britain First movement laid a poppy wreath at the official Lee Rigby memorial in Woolwich, South East London.

Every year, the Britain First movement pays its respects to our fallen the day before Remembrance Sunday.

Britain First is a grassroots, people-powered patriot movement.

The Britain First annual Conference - which takes place next weekend - is shaping up to a superb rally with guest speakers from overseas and guest organisations. 

The famous Identitarian Movement - formerly Generation Identity - is to participate in our annual Conference as a guest organisation.

Last night, party leader Paul Golding met with officers from 'SO15 Counter Terrorism Command' at Heathrow airport.

By Paul Golding - I am happy to announce that tonight, we have scored a major victory over our enemies!

This petition has been submitted to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) and the Leader of the Opposition, the Rt. Hon. Jeremy Corbyn MP.

A video message from the deputy international editor of the largest Russian newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda, which was founded in 1925, has been sent to HQ.