More BNP photo problems

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More BNP photo problems

By Mark Pack | Sat 16th May 2009 - 12:22 pm

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Looks like it isn’t just a matter of the BNP using photos of supporters who aren’t really supporters, for as The Mirror reported earlier this week:

Bnp leader Nick Griffin was served with a legal claim yesterday for an £8,000 debt as he launched the far-right party’s Euro election campaign.

It follows the continued unauthorised use of a picture of UKIP leader Nigel Farage on the party’s website.

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One Comment

Simon 16th May '09 - 1:20pm

The U.S. of a Spitfire which was flown by a Polish Squadron on their Freepost in the East of England is rather ammuassing to.

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