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The fascist British National Party (BNP) is attempting to capitalise on the two seats it took in the European elections in June by grabbing as much free publicity as possible. And, outrageously, the BBC is helping it.

The European Union’s (EU) chief observer described last week’s elections in Afghanistan as "fair" but not "free".

How did Die Linke fare in the recent European elections?

A lot has happened in the seven weeks since the European election results.

The desire for unity on the left is driven by the meltdown in Labour’s support, the lengthening dole queues and the election of two fascist British National Party (BNP) candidates to the European parliament.

British-Iraqi rapper Lowkey penned this hard‑hitting assault on the British National Party (BNP) in response to their election to the European parliament.

The eyes of Europe were focused on Greece after the revolt that broke out here last December.

Like others who grew up in Eastern Europe, I was taught that the Second World War was fought against fascism, and that it ended in our liberation by Soviet troops.

The Socialist Workers Party produced an open letter to all those on the left in the aftermath of last month’s European elections.

‘After the recent election of the British National Party (BNP) to the European parliament it is imperative that the left unites against the fascists.

The media reacted with surprise and some satisfaction as it proclaimed the right were the big winners of the recent European elections.