Examining the success of the British National Party, 1999-2003

Race and Class

Volumn 45, Issue 2, 2003, Pages 75-85

  Renton, David ^a  

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EID: 0141566634     PISSN: 03063968     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/03063968030452006     Document Type: Review

References (41)

1. The total number of BNP candidates, at the time of writing, was sixteen. Of the five elected prior to spring 2003, one was defeated in subsequent elections and one did not stand.
2. 'Violent Nazi reaps electoral rewards of asylum hysteria', Searchlight (February 2003).
3. 'High Noon', Searchlight (September 1999).
4. International Third Position email list, cited in 'Griffin heads for victory', Search-light (October 1999).
5. 'BNP: a party on the fringe', BBC News (24 August 2001). Links have included discussions over a common slate of candidates for the European elections. See 'BNP in secret Le Pen talks', Sunday Times (4 May 2003).
6. 'BNP: a party on the fringe', BBC News (24 August 2001). Links have included discussions over a common slate of candidates for the European elections. See 'BNP in secret Le Pen talks', Sunday Times (4 May 2003).
7. G. Younge, 'A land fit for racists', Guardian (4 May 2002).
8. P. Hitchens, 'This sinister sect of creeps, misfits and racists will soon be a bigger threat to Labour than the Conservatives', Mail on Sunday (9 February 2003).
9. 'High Noon', op. cit.
10. Sunday People (24 January 1999, 7 February 1999); Daily Star (25 March 2000); Sun (14, 15, 17 March 2000); Daily Mail (15 March 2000).
11. Sunday People (24 January 1999, 7 February 1999); Daily Star (25 March 2000); Sun (14, 15, 17 March 2000); Daily Mail (15 March 2000).
12. Sunday People (24 January 1999, 7 February 1999); Daily Star (25 March 2000); Sun (14, 15, 17 March 2000); Daily Mail (15 March 2000).
13. Sunday People (24 January 1999, 7 February 1999); Daily Star (25 March 2000); Sun (14, 15, 17 March 2000); Daily Mail (15 March 2000).
14. Southend Advertiser (23 February 2000).
15. Dover Express (1 October 1998). Since then, the paper's coverage has improved.
16. See 〈http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/iaact/immigact.htm 〉.
17. 'Margate pub-goers rally to the NF', Searchlight (May 2000).
18. 'Election Analysis', Searchlight (June 2000).
19. K. Livingstone, 'The media have helped to stoke the flames in Oldham', Independent (30 May 2001).
20. 'When frustration erupts', Guardian (18 February 2000).
21. Socialist Worker (5 May 2001).
22. N. M. Ahmed et al, 'The Oldham riots' 〈http://ww.mediamonitors.net/〉.
23. A. Malik-Ahad, 'Myths and realities', CRE: Connections (summer 2001).
24. D. Johnson, 'Optimism was not enough', CRE: Connections (summer 2001).
25. 'Plea for calm after attack on mosque', Northern Echo (24 September 2001).
26. '2002 election analysis', Searchlight (June 2002).
27. S. Morris, 'Press whips up asylum hysteria', Guardian (24 January 2003).
28. Nick Cohen, 'Be afraid of the BMP', Observer (21 April 2002).
29. '2002 election analysis', op. cit. (June 2002).
30. 'Looking down on Armageddon', Searchlight (March 2003).
31. Younge, op. cit.
32. J. Ashley, 'Liberalism lies dying', Guardian (13 February 2003).
33. 'Politicians play the race card', Searchlight (May 2000).
34. Morris, op. cit.
35. T. Kavanagh, 'Blunkett fury as judge boots out new asylum law', Sun (20 February 2003); 'Asylum out of control - official', Sun (1 March 2003).
36. T. Kavanagh, 'Blunkett fury as judge boots out new asylum law', Sun (20 February 2003); 'Asylum out of control - official', Sun (1 March 2003).
37. H. Mahamdallie, 'Black and white lies', Socialist Review (January 2001).
38. G. Hinsliff, 'Union leader sees racism in the "politics of fear"', Observer (23 February 2003).
39. M. Azam, 'Mobilise against racist minority', Tribune (24 May 2003).
40. A. Kundnani 'Local election results prompt new urgency in fight against BNP', 〈http://www.irr.org.uk/2003/may/ak000004.html〉.
41. I. Herbert, 'Police try to ease tension after asylum seeker is stabbed to death in racially-motivated killing', Independent (30 August 2002).