"Our position is that 'good fences make good neighbours' … we want to defuse the 'Clash of Civilisations'." This is the core message that comes across in an interview that Nick Griffin has just supplied to a Turkish news agency. The interview in full is an important and carefully considered statement of the British National Party's attitude to Islam and the Muslim world. 

A decade of war in Afghanistan has been marked with protests on the streets of London and elsewhere. During that time 382 of our service personnel have lost their lives. Some 262 have suffered injuries classified as “very serious”, and a further 272 have been “seriously injured”. 

MPs have said that Turkey’s planned accession to the EU will mean more illegal immigration from both Turkey and its Asian neighbour states, five months after Nick Griffin MEP gave the same warning on British National Party TV. 

British soldiers must not be deployed in any future Middle Eastern conflicts which will replace Arab dictators with militant Islamists, Andrew Brons MEP has warned. 

Nick Griffin braves the Turkish occupation zone of Northern Cyprus to bring you the pictures the 'mainstream' press won't let you see. 

A Muslim preacher in London has warned that the British prime minister will soon be paying a jizya tax to Muslims, the flag of Islam will be flying over Downing Street and that Queen Elizabeth will wear the burqa or niqab. 

By James North – Home Secretary Theresa May criticises universities for not cracking down on Islamic extremism. British National Party Chairman Nick Griffin, speaking from his Strasbourg office, criticised May’s comments, saying, “It’s the government’s fault for not kicking out the preachers of hate in the first place.” 

Britain's 72 MEPs have been asked to put aside their political allegiances and work together on behalf of British property buyers in Cyprus who have been left without title deeds to their homes. 

By Jennifer Matthys – It has been revealed that Cabinet Minister Baroness Warsi used a taxpayer-funded official visit to Pakistan to slip off for a family wedding. 

By Stephen Palmer – Dhimmi Dave Cameron is giving £650 million to fund Pakistani schools despite slashing England’s higher education budget by £449 million this year.