National Front (UK) election results

The National Front's election results in parliamentary elections are shown below.

See National Front for details of the far-right party.

United Kingdom elections

Summary of general election performance

Year	Number of candidates	Total votes	Average votes per candidate	% of vote	Change (% points)	Rank
1970	10	11,449	1,145	0.04	N/A	14/25
Feb 1974	54	76,865	1,423	0.2	+0.16	9/39
Oct 1974	90	113,843	1,265	0.4	+0.2	8/33
1979	303	191,719	633	0.6	+0.2	6/42
1983	60	27,065	451	0.1	−0.5	13/29
1987	1	286	286	0.0	−0.1
1992	14	4,816	344	0.1	0.0	20/27
1997	6	2,716	452	0.0	−0.1	28/35
2001	5	2,484	497	0.0	0.0	26/34
2005	13	8,029	617	0.0	0.0	21/42
2010	17	10,784	634	0.0	0.0	19/38
2015	7	1,114	159	0.0	0.0	32/50

By-elections, 1967–70

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
28 March 1968	Acton	Andrew Fountaine	1400	5.6[1]

General election, 18 June 1970

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Battersea South	T Lamb	716	3.3
Cardiff South East	G Parsons	982	1.9
Deptford	M Vaux	1,277	5.5
Enfield West	K Taylor	1,175	3.1
Huddersfield West	R Scott	1,427	3.5
Ilford South	M Skeggs	190	0.5
Islington North	Revd. B Green	1,232	5.6
Leicester South West	J Kyneston	749	2.3
Southall	J Shaw	1,572	4.4
Wolverhampton North East	S Wright	1,582	4.7

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By-elections, 1970–74

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
22 October 1970	St Marylebone	Malcolm Skeggs	401	2.4[3]
19 November 1970	Enfield West	Kenneth Taylor	1,176	4.4[3]
7 December 1972	Uxbridge	John Clifton	2,920	8.2[4]
24 May 1973	West Bromwich	Martin Webster	4,789	16.0[5]
8 November 1973	Hove	Sqn Ldr John Harrison-Broadley	1,409	3.1[6]

General elections, 28 February and 10 October 1974

Constituency	Candidate in Feb	Votes	%	Candidate in Oct	Votes	%
Accrington				D Riley	1176	2.9
Aldershot	A Greenslade	1148	1.8	A Greenslade	1120	1.9
Barking				C Bond	1661	4.9
Basingstoke				G Goodall	763	1.1
Battersea North				R Friend	1260	4.5
Battersea South	J Clifton	787	2.3
Bermondsey	G Davey	1485	4.1	G Davey	1488	4.8
Bethnal Green and Bow				W Castleton	2172	7.6
Birmingham Erdington	T Finnegan	1145	2.4	T Finnegan	1413	3.3
Birmingham Handsworth				J Finnegan	830	2.8
Birmingham Ladywood	J Davis	751	2.9
Birmingham Perry Barr	A Shorthouse	853	2.1	R Warren	826	2.1
Birmingham Yardley				H Challender	1034	2.4
Blackburn	John Kingsley Read	1778	4.2	John Kingsley Read	1758	4.4
Bolton East	G Booth	1259	2.6	G Booth	1106	2.4
Bolton West				W Roberts	1070	2.7
Bournemouth East	M Hayes	875	2.0	M Hayes	828	2.6
Brent East				N Lyons	1096	2.9
Brent North	A Smith	1570	2.7	Mrs J Cattanach	1297	2.5
Brent South	Sqn Ldr J Harrison-Broadley	1852	4.3	Sqn Ldr John Harrison-Broadley	1388	3.7
Brentford and Isleworth	T Benford	1741	3.1	T Benford	1362	2.6
Bridlington				F Day	987	1.9
Bristol South	P Garnaway	1006	2.2	P Garnaway	798	1.9
Bristol South East	R Bale	757	1.3	R Bale	775	1.5
Canterbury	K McKilliam	831	1.2	K McKilliam	1096	1.8
Chipping Barnet				R Cole	1207	2.9
City of London & Westminster South				D Baxter	686	2.5
Coventry North West				P Holland	1049	2.7
Coventry South West				R Rickard	822	1.5
Dartford	R Aldous	945	2.0	R Aldous	939	2.2
Deptford				Richard Edmonds	1731	4.5
Dudley East				C Knott	1171	2.8
Edmonton	J Bruce	1765	3.8	J Bruce	1895	4.6
Enfield North	K Robinson	1372	2.6	R Burton	1330	2.8
Eton and Slough	A Coniam	1541	3.0	A Coniam	1241	2.7
Fareham				R Doughty	617	1.4
Feltham and Heston	Mrs J Reid	1653	4.4	Mrs J Reid	1984	3.7
Finchley				Mrs J Godfrey	993	2.6
Fulham	A Smithies	966	2.1	J Cordrey	855	2.1
Gillingham				S Campbell	922	2.0
Glasgow Govan				M Brooks	86	0.3
Gravesend	J Turner	1726	2.4	J Turner	1304	1.9
Hackney North and Stoke Newington	H Lord	1226	3.7	H Lord	1044	3.7
Hackney South and Shoreditch				R May	2544	9.4
Harrogate	Andrew Brons	1186	2.3	Andrew Brons	1030	2.3
Harrow Central	J Donin	823	2.3	C Byrne	813	2.5
Hayes and Harlington	J Fairhurst	2721	6.5	J Fairhurst	1189	3.1
Hertford and Stevenage				K Taylor	1234	2.0
Hornsey				Mrs J Stubbs	973	2.7
Horsham and Crawley				A Brewer	1101	1.6
Hove	Ted Budden	442	0.8
Huddersfield East	N Mear	796	1.9	J Robertshaw	764	1.9
Huddersfield West				D Ford	760	1.9
Islington Central				R Score	1335	5.3
Islington North	J Score	871	3.3
Keighley				G Wright	959	2.0
Leicester East	K Sanders	3662	7.4	Anthony Reed Herbert	2967	6.0
Leicester South	J Kynaston	1639	3.0	A Cartwright	2072	3.5
Leicester West	W Newcombe	2579	5.3	W Newcombe	2253	5.1
Lewisham West	P Williams	1000	2.0	P Williams	1114	2.5
Leyton	Mrs S Bothwell	2097	4.5	Mrs S Bothwell	2168	4.3
Liverpool Walton				C Gibbon	647	1.7
Loughborough				K Sanders	1215	2.2
Manchester Blackley				H Andrew	914	2.4
Manchester Openshaw				J Hulse	541	1.7
Newham North East				J Newham	2715	7.0
Newham South*	M Lobb	2511	6.9	E Bayley	2412	7.8
Norwich North				Mrs G Goold	544	1.5
Nottingham North				D Caine	972	1.5
Oxford				Ian Anderson	572	1.0
Preston South				E Harrison	663	1.7
Ravensbourne	C Parker	786	2.0	I Stevens	574	1.6
Reading North				I Baker	594	1.3
Richmond upon Thames	E Russell	570	1.3	E Russell	1000	2.5
Rochdale	M Sellors	1885	3.7	M Sellors	1927	4.1
Rochester and Chatham				G Hazleden	1150	2.0
Sheffield Heeley				P Revell	723	1.5
Southgate	B Pell	1192	2.2	B Pell	1225	2.6
South Shields	W Owen	1958	3.8	W Owen	711	1.5
Spelthorne	E Butterfield	1399	2.4	J Clifton	1108	2.3
Streatham	T Lamb	937	2.3	T Lamb	817	2.3
Thanet East				K Munson	708	2.1
Tottenham	Roy Painter	1270	4.1	Roy Painter	2211	8.3
Wallasey				J Fishwick	787	1.5
Walsall South				C Parker	1226	2.8
Walthamstow				R Adde	1911	5.5
Watford	J Wotherspoon	651	1.4	J Wotherspoon	671	1.5
West Bromwich East	Martin Webster	2907	7.0	G Bowen	1692	4.3
West Bromwich West	G Bowen	3107	7.8	R Churms	2022	5.5
Woking				R Vaughan-Smith	921	1.9
Wolverhampton North East	A Webber	2548	5.2	A Webber	1928	4.2
Wolverhampton South East	J Parker	1546	3.9	G Oland	1703	4.7
Wolverhampton South West	G Cooper	1523	3.0	G Cooper	1573	3.3
Wood Green				K Squire	2603	8.0
Woolwich East	P Hanman	1066	2.8	M Skeggs	1000	3.0
Wycombe				D Howard-Smith	2049	3.5

[7][8]

Newham S 1974 by election, see below

By-elections, 1974–79

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
23 May 1974	Newham South	Michael Lobb	1713	11.5[9]
26 June 1975	Woolwich West	Mrs. Ruth Robinson	856	2.4[10]
4 March 1976	Coventry North West	Andrew Fountaine	986	3.1[10]
11 March 1976	Carshalton	Terry Denville-Faulkner	1851	4.6[10]
24 June 1976	Rotherham	George Wright	1699	6.0[10]
15 July 1976	Thurrock	John Roberts	3255	6.6[10]
4 November 1976	Newcastle upon Tyne Central	Bruce Anderson-Lynes	181	1.1[10]
4 November 1976	Walsall North	Joseph Parker	2724	7.3[10]
2 December 1976	Cambridge	Jeremy Wotherspoon	700	2.2[10]
24 February 1977	City of London & Westminster South	Paul Kavanagh	1051	5.2[11]
31 May1977	Birmingham Stechford	Andrew Brons	2995	8.2[11]
28 April 1977	Ashfield	George Herrod	1734	3.8[11]
18 August 1977	Birmingham Ladywood	Anthony Reed Herbert	888	5.7[11]
24 November 1977	Bournemouth East	Kenneth McKilliam	725	3.0[11]
2 March 1978	Ilford North	John Hughes	2126	4.7[12]
20 April 1978	Lambeth Central	Mrs. Helena Steven	1291	6.2[12]
27 April 1978	Epsom and Ewell	James Sawyer	823	1.9[12]
27 April 1978	Wycombe	Mrs Sylvia Jones	2040	4.1[12]
13 July 1978	Manchester Moss Side	Herbert Andrew	623	2.3[12]

By-elections, 1980–83

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
26 June 1980	Glasgow Central	John MacKenzie	148	1.8[14]
22 October 1981	Croydon North West	Nick Griffin	429	1.2[15]
3 June 1982	Mitcham & Morden	Joseph Pearce	547	1.0[16]
28 October 1982	Birmingham Northfield	Ian Anderson	411	0.9[17]
28 October 1982	Peckham	Martin Webster	874	3.9[18]
24 February 1983	Bermondsey	James Sneath	426	1.4[19]

By-elections, 1984–87

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
14 June 1984	Portsmouth South	G A Knight	226	0.6[21]
26 February 1987	Greenwich	Joe Pearce	103	0.3[22]

General election, 11 June 1987

In the late 1980s, the NF split into the Flag Group and the Official National Front. The latter stood no candidates whereas the former only stood one in Bristol East as an 'Independent NF'.

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
1987	Bristol East	Paul Kingston	286	0.6

By-elections, 1987–92

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
18 December 1988	Epping Forest	Tina Wingfield	286	0.6[23]
15 June 1989	Vauxhall	Ted Budden	83	0.3[22]
15 June 1989	Vauxhall	Patrick Harrington (as "Independent National Front")	127	0.4% [22]
22 March 1990	Mid Staffordshire	C J G Hill	311	0.5[23]
18 October 1990	Eastbourne	J McAuley	154	0.3[24]
9 November 1990	Bradford North	R I Tenney	305	0.8[24]

General election, 9 April 1992

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Birmingham Hodge Hill	E Whicker	370	0.9
Birmingham Yardley	P Read	192	0.4
Bristol East	Ian Anderson	270	0.5
Coventry South East	N Tomkinson	173	0.5
Derby North	P Hart	245	0.4
Dudley East	G Cartwright	675	1.2
Ealing North	C J G Hill	277	0.6
Leeds West	R I Tenney	132	0.3
Slough	A Carmichael	290	0.5
Southwark and Bermondsey	T Blackham	168	0.4
Torbay	R Jones	268	0.5
Walsall North	K Reynolds	614	1.2
West Bromwich East	J Lord	477	1.1
West Hertfordshire	J McAuley	665	1.0

[25]

By-elections, 1992–97

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
9 June 1994	Barking	G Needs	551	2.9[26]
15 December 1994	Dudley West	A Carmichael	561	1.4[24]

By-elections, 1997–2001

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
31 July 1997	Uxbridge	John McAuley	110	0.3[28]
20 November 1997	Beckenham	J McAuley	267	0.8[29]

By-elections, 2001–2005

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
15 July 2004	Birmingham Hodge Hill	James Starkey	805	3.9[31]
30 September 2004	Hartlepool	James Starkey	246	0.8[32]

By-elections, 2005–2010

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
29 June 2006	Bromley and Chislehurst	Paul Winnett	476	1.6[34]
10 July 2008	Haltemprice and Howden	Tess Culnane	544	2.3[35]

Although the NF had planned to stand 25 candidates, in the event it fielded only 17.[36] The NF did not compete in Northern Ireland and instead encouraged supporters there to support the Traditional Unionist Voice.[37]

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Birmingham Erdington	Terry Williams	229	0.6
Birmingham Yardley	Paul Morris	349	0.9
Bradford East	Gerry Robinson	222	0.5
Dudley North	Kevin Inman	173	0.4
Faversham and Mid Kent	Graham Kemp	542	1.2
Hayes and Harlington	Andrewy Cripps	566	1.3
Keighley	Steven Smith	135	0.3
Kingston upon Hull East	Joe Uttley	880	2.6
Maidstone and the Weald	Gary Butler	643	1.3
Montgomeryshire	Milton Ellis	384	1.1
Rochdale	Chris Jackson	2,236	4.9
Rossendale and Darwen	Kevin Bryan	1,062	2.3
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner	Ian Edward	899	1.8
Tonbridge and Malling	Mike Easter	505	1.0
Tyneside North	Bob Batten	599	1.3
Uxbridge and South Ruislip	Frank Mcallister	271	0.6
West Ham	Michael Davidson	1,089	2.3

[38]

By-elections, 2010–2015

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
29 November 2012	Croydon North	Richard Edmonds	161	0.7[39]

General election, 7 May 2015

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Aberdeen North	Christopher Willett	186	0.4[40]
Bridgend	Adam Lloyd	66	0.2[41]
Carshalton and Wallington	Richard Edmonds	49	0.1[42]
Kingston upon Hull East	Mike Cooper	86	0.2[43]
Linlithgow and East Falkirk	Neil McIvor	103	0.2[44]
North Tyneside	Robert Batten	191	0.4[45]
Rochdale	Kevin Bryan	433	1.0[46]

By-elections, 2015–2017

Date of election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
20 October 2016	Batley & Spen	Richard Edmonds	87	0.4[47]

Scottish Parliament

In UK parliamentary elections, the NF has only ever contested 3 Scottish constituencies: Glasgow Govan (October 1974), Glasgow Pollok (1979) and the 1980 Glasgow Central by-election.

The NF stood for the first time ever in the 2011 Scottish Parliamentary elections by fielding 6 candidates - 1 for the North East region and 5 (3 of whom stood for the North East region too) for the constituencies. It failed to save any deposits or win any seats and achieved between 0.8% and 1.6% of the vote in the constituencies it contested (0.08% of the nationwide vote).

Scottish Parliament election, 5 May 2011

Source: BBC News[48]

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Aberdeen Central	Mike Phillips	201	0.8
Aberdeen Donside	Christopher Sean Willett	213	0.8
Aberdeen South and North Kincardine	Ross Alexander Willett	214	0.7
Almond Valley	Neil McIvor	329	1.1
Linlithgow	Mike Coyle	558	1.6

Regional lists	Votes	%	+/- %
North East Scotland	640	0.2	n/a

By-election

Date of Election	Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
20 June 2013	Aberdeen Donside	Dave MacDonald	249	1.1[49]

Scottish Parliament election, 5 May 2016

Source: BBC News[50]

Regional lists	Votes	%	+/- %
North East Scotland	617	0.2	n/a

European Parliament elections

The National Front stood in the 1989 and 1994 European elections but has not stood in European elections since as it feels that standing in them is endorsing them.[51]

1989 European Parliament election

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Birmingham East	Martin Wingfield	1,471	0.8[52]
	Total	1,471	0.0

1994 European Parliament election

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Birmingham West	Andrew Carmichael	3,727	2.6[52]
Hertfordshire	John McAuley	1,755	0.8[52]
London South East	Ken Lowne	2,926	1.7[53]
London West	William Binding	1,963	1.1[53]
Staffordshire East and Derby	R P Jones	2,098	1.1[54]
	Total	12,469	0.1

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Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Barking	I Newport	646	1.9
Battersea	M Salt	539	1.2
Bethnal Green and Stepney	V Clark	800	2.6
Birmingham Hodge Hill	N Tomkinson	529	1.3
Birmingham Yardley	R Jones	415	1.0
Blaby	P Gegan	568	1.0
Blackburn	D Riley	864	1.5
Blackpool North	A Hanson	514	1.3
Blackpool South	W Smith	263	0.7
Bow and Poplar	Mrs S Bartlett	596	1.9
Brentford and Isleworth	P Andrews	427	0.8
Brighton Kemptown	Ted Budden	290	0.7
Bristol East	E Andrews	434	0.7
Chingford	B Cheetham	380	0.9
City of London & Westminster South	A Reeve	258	0.7
Croydon North West	Nick Griffin	336	0.9
Dagenham	Joe Pearce	645	1.6
Dartford	G Nye	282	0.5
Dulwich	R Barker	338	0.9
Ealing Southall	E Pendrous	555	1.1
Feltham and Heston	S Glass	696	1.3
Fulham	R Pearse	229	0.6
Gravesham	P Johnson	420	0.8
Hackney North and Stoke Newington	J Field	396	1.1
Hackney South and Shoreditch	R Ashton	593	1.5
Hammersmith	Mrs L Bennett	250	0.8
Harrogate	P Vessey	163	0.3
Hornchurch	Mrs A Joyce	402	0.9
Islington South and Finsbury	J Donegan	341	0.9
Leeds East	Andrew Brons	475	1.1
Liverpool Mossley Hill	M Erickson-Rohrer	212	0.5
Manchester Central	A Coles	729	1.7
Meriden	C Collins	460	0.9
Mitcham and Morden	J Perryman	539	1.2
Newham North East	F Adams	794	2.1
Newham North West	M Hipperson	525	1.9
Newham South	Ian Anderson	993	3.7
Norwich South	P Williams	145	0.3
Norwood	Mrs C Williams	343	0.9
Peckham	Mrs M Bailey	800	2.5
Plymouth Devonport	R Bearsford-Walker	72	0.2
Plymouth Sutton	G Knight	297	0.6
Putney	M Connolly	290	0.6
Rochdale	P Barker	436	1.0
Romford	Mrs M Caine	432	1.1
Sevenoaks	G Burnett	416	0.8
Sheffield Brightside	P Spink	286	0.7
Slough	G John	528	1.0
Southwark and Bermondsey	J Sneath	474	1.4
Stalybridge and Hyde	B Nylan	294	0.6
Streatham	K Handy	321	0.8
Tooting	P Berbridge	355	0.8
Tunbridge Wells	D Smith	236	0.4
Twickenham	T Denville-Faulkner	234	0.5
Upminster	G Nobles-Pride	566	1.2
Vauxhall	J Wright	508	1.3
Walthamstow	P Mitchell	443	1.3
Wanstead and Woodford	H Marshall	456	1.2
Windsor and Maidenhead	G Gillmore	511	0.9
Wolverhampton North East	C Baugh	585	1.3
Worthing	Martin Wingfield	292	0.5

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Birmingham Erdington	M Shore	681	2.2
North Southwark and Bermondsey	Miss L Shore	612	1.7
North Thanet	Tom Holmes	395	0.9
South Thanet	B Franklin	242	0.6
Wolverhampton South East	J Barry	554	2.0

Constituency	Candidate	Votes	%
Banbury	J Starkey	918	1.6
Brentford and Isleworth	M Stoneman	523	1.1
Birmingham Erdington	T Williams	416	1.3
Feltham and Heston	G Kemp	975	2.6
Halifax	Tom Holmes	191	0.5
Lewisham East	B Franklin	625	2.0
Manchester Central	R Kemp	421	1.4
Newcastle upon Tyne North	R Wood	997	2.6
Peterborough	T Blackham	931	2.3
Ruislip-Northwood	I Edward	841	2.1
Sedgefield	M Farrell	253	0.6
North Southwark and Bermondsey	P Winnett	704	1.9
Uxbridge	P Shaw	284	0.8

Far-right politics in the United Kingdom
Pre-1945 groups	British Brothers League British Fascists British People's Party British Union of Fascists The Britons Britons Publishing Society English National Association Imperial Fascist League The Link Militant Christian Patriots National Fascisti National Party National Socialist League Nordic League Right Club
Defunct post-1945 groups	British Democratic Party British Empire Party British Freedom Party British People's Party British League of Ex-Servicemen and Women British League of Rights British National Party Column 88 Conservative Democratic Alliance Constitutional Movement England First Party Flag Group Freedom Party Greater Britain Movement International Third Position League of Empire Loyalists Liberty GB National Democratic Party National Democrats National Fellowship National Independence Party National Labour Party National Party National Socialist Action Party National Socialist Movement National Socialist Movement Nationalist Alliance New Britain Party New Nationalist Party Northern League Official National Front Patriotic Party Racial Preservation Society Revolutionary Conservative Caucus Spearhead Union Movement United Country Party White Defence League White Nationalist Party Western Goals Institute
Active groups	Blood & Honour Britain First British Democratic Party British Movement British National Party (BNP Youth) Christian Council of Britain Combat 18 English Defence League English Democrats (some members) Football Lads Alliance For Britain League of Saint George National Action National Front National Liberal Party November 9th Society Patriotic Alternative Pie and Mash squad Order of Nine Angles Racial Volunteer Force Sonnenkrieg Division Stop Islamisation of Europe UK Independence Party (some members)
Pre-1945 people	Mary Sophia Allen John Amery Henry Hamilton Beamish John Beckett Hastings Russell, 12th Duke of Bedford R. B. D. Blakeney A. K. Chesterton John Henry Clarke Thomas Haller Cooper Barry Domvile Henry Drummond Wolff Josslyn Hay, 22nd Earl of Erroll William Evans-Gordon Robert Forgan Rolf Gardiner Patrick Boyle, 8th Earl of Glasgow Harold Elsdale Goad Reginald Goodall Robert Gordon-Canning Louis Greig Neil Francis Hawkins J. F. C. Fuller William Joyce Arnold Leese Rotha Lintorn-Orman Frank McLardy Diana Mitford Unity Mitford Cynthia Mosley Oswald Mosley Gerard Wallop, 9th Earl of Portsmouth Archibald Maule Ramsay David Freeman-Mitford, 2nd Baron Redesdale Alliott Verdon Roe Edward Russell, 26th Baron de Clifford Alexander Raven Thomson Graham Seton Hutchison Charlie Watts Nesta Helen Webster Arthur Wellesley, 5th Duke of Wellington Henry Williamson Ormonde Winter Francis Yeats-Brown
Post-1945 people	Ian Anderson Richard Barnbrook A. F. X. Baron James Larratt Battersby Derek Beackon John Bean Carl Benjamin Jane, Lady Birdwood Jonathan Bowden Andrew Brons Kevin Bryan Jack Buckby Eddy Butler A. K. Chesterton Mark Collett David Copeland Mark Cotterill Nicky Crane Simon Darby Sharon Ebanks Richard Edmonds Andrew Fountaine Jayda Fransen Paul Golding Nick Griffin Jeffrey Hamm Anthony Hancock Patrick Harrington Ray Hill Derek Holland Tom Holmes Katie Hopkins David Irving Colin Jordan Raheem Kassam Arthur Kemp John Kingsley Read Alan Lake Richard Lawson Tony Lecomber Michael McLaughlin Eddy Morrison John Morse Douglas Murray David Myatt John O'Brien Roy Painter Denis Pirie Kevin Quinn Anthony Reed Herbert Robert Relf Jack Renshaw Colin Robertson Tommy Robinson Robert Row Simon Sheppard Troy Southgate Ian Stuart Donaldson Keith Thompson John Tyndall Richard Verrall Adam Walker Anne Marie Waters Paul Joseph Watson Martin Webster Robert West Graham Williamson Martin Wingfield John Graeme Wood Milo Yiannopoulos
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