This morning, Britain First applied to be registered as a political party with the UK Electoral Commission.

Today, Britain First has applied to be registered as a political party with the UK Electoral Commission.

When Britain First leader Paul Golding was sent to prison recently for leafleting the neighbours of an Afghan paedophile gang warning them who their neighbours were, he was attacked by a Muslim gang in his cell.

Recently, Britain First lost our Facebook pages, Twitter accounts and YouTube channel, cutting off millions of supporters worldwide.

Britain First has commenced legal action against social network giants Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and payments provider Stripe.

Britain First HQ has commenced a legal fightback against the Government, starting with a freedom of information request demanding that the Home Office and No10 Downing Street hand over all correspondence between these departments and Facebook that discuss our movement.

In just under three weeks, Britain First leader Paul Golding will be free of restrictive post-release licence conditions. 

Wikipedia has further demonstrated its reputation for inaccuracy and misleading information by describing Britain First as a 'fascist' organisation on our official page.

At 11am this morning, Kent Police informed Britain First HQ that they had decided against prosecuting the Muslim thugs who attacked Paul Golding recently in HMP Elmley.

You are not going to believe this: Remember when Britain First leader Paul Golding was attacked by a Muslim gang in prison?

Following on from appeals from HQ, over 1,000 patriots have signed up as Britain First activists in less than two days.

Before Paul and Jayda were sent to prison, Twitter closed down all our accounts. Then, as soon as they were imprisoned, Facebook deleted all of our pages, cutting off over 2.5 million of our supporters.

HQ has good and bad news to report today: The good news is that the pressure of being dragged into the High Court has shaken the Probation Service and they have voluntarily removed some of the outrageous licence conditions for Britain First leader Paul Golding.