British far-right leader leader found guilty of terror offence
Britain First deputy Jayda Fransen 'aggressive' to Muslim
Britain First leader Paul Golding charged with terror offence - BBC News
Britain First ends legal attempt to have Northern Ireland page reinstated on Facebook - The Irish News
Jayda Fransen (deputy leader) and Paul Golding (leader) of Britain First at a march in Rochester ahead of the 2014 by-election Stock Photo - Alamy
Jayda Fransen: Ex-Britain First deputy leader convicted over hate speech
Britain First: Far-right leader Paul Golding arrested | CNN
The rise of viral hate: How Britain First became the UK's largest party on social media
Britain First leader and deputy leader jailed for hate crimes
Paul Golding (left) and Jayda Fransen, leader and deputy leader of far-right group Britain First, arriving at Folkestone Magistrates' Court where they are facing allegations of religiously aggravated harassment Stock Photo -
Britain jails far-right leaders even as neo-fascist groups want 'war against Islam' | Al Arabiya English
Britain First leaders Paul Golding and Jayda Fransen found guilty of harassment | UK News | Sky News
Paul Golding: Britain First leader charged with threatening behaviour | The Independent | The Independent
Who is Jayda Fransen, the combative far-right street protester retweeted by Trump? - The Boston Globe
Britain First's Jayda Fransen 'caused woman to miscarry when she screamed racist abuse through letter box', court hears
Britain First: anti-Islam group that bills itself as a patriotic movement | The far right | The Guardian
Britain First's Jayda Fransen blamed for baby's death
Britain First to hold first meeting in Northern Ireland this weekend | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Britain First leader Paul Golding is charged under the Terrorism Act | Daily Mail Online
The far-right: What is Britain First? | UK News | Sky News
Britain First leader Paul Golding to deny inciting hatred with Belfast speech on Islam | The Independent | The Independent
Paul Golding - Wikipedia
Ex-Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen convicted of hate speech: Reports | Middle East Eye
Jayda Fransen (deputy leader) and Paul Golding (leader) of Britain First at a march in Rochester ahead of the 2014 by-election Stock Photo - Alamy
Britain First Leader Paul Golding Arrested 2 Weeks After Trump Furore
Twitter labels UK far-right party Britain First 'official organization'
Anti-Muslim Extremists Retweeted by Trump Are Convicted of Hate Crimes - The New York Times
