Stoke-on-Trent faces the prospect of the British National Party seriously challenging for mayor in next year’s election. The stakes are too high for the mainstream parties to ignore the threat, says Nick Lowles

The British National Party’s success in the London Assembly elections coupled with its small but continued progress across the country provides an ideal opportunity critically to assess where the campaign against the British National Party is going. Nick Lowles offers some suggestions.

One of the British National Party’s most important branches is on the verge of collapse, writes Nick Lowles.

The British National Party has launched its London election campaign in the belief that representation on the London Assembly will be followed by European success and put the party beyond the reaches of its opponents, writes Nick Lowles.

The BNP’s 2006 local election campaign