BNP leader Nick Griffin Unite Against Fascism rallies against the BNP in 2009 The British National Party (BNP) has lost all 12 of its councilors in , London in . The new local council will be composed entirely of councillors from the  , with no BNP candidate placing higher than fourth in any of the authority's 13 wards. Before the election, it had been considered possible that the BNP might control Barking & Dagenham Council, giving the party, which believes that immigrants, Muslims and non-whites represent a threat to the United Kingdom, control of a local authority for the first time in its history. The BNP has played the role of official opposition in Barking & Dagenham since 2006. The BNP has no but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member , represent regions of northern England in the  .
BNP leader Nick Griffin Unite Against Fascism rallies against the BNP in 2009 The British National Party (BNP) has lost all 12 of its councilors in , London in . The new local council will be composed entirely of councillors from the Labour Party , with no BNP candidate placing higher than fourth in any of the authority's 13 wards. Before the election, it had been considered possible that the BNP might control Barking & Dagenham Council, giving the party, which believes that immigrants, Muslims and non-whites represent a threat to the United Kingdom, control of a local authority for the first time in its history. The BNP has played the role of official opposition in Barking & Dagenham since 2006. The BNP has no but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament .
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Labour Party
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European Parliament