Christian doctrine is offensive to Muslims, the Archbishop of Canterbury said yesterday. But it risked fresh controversy for the Archbishop in the wake of his pronouncement earlier this year that a place should be found for Islamic sharia law in the British legal system.

Dr Williams is also facing immense pressures from inside his own Church of England and Anglican Communion. BNP Chairman Nick Griffin along with Rod Gordon filmed this short news report today. Nick Griffin says it is time for all Christians to say enough is enough.

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Youth violent crime has now been declared Scotland Yard’s number one priority. As the number of incidents rises, London Mayor Boris Johnson is under constant pressure to address this nationwide malaise, not least by our own Richard Barnbrook. Five fatal stabbings took place in Edmonton, north London, from January to mid-March 2008, four of them teenagers, earning the area the nickname “Shanktown.

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The Sth East Region Organiser, Andy McBride, provides both a fitting finale and tribute to the many people who assisted in the Henley election. He singles out a couple of people for special commendation and also provides insight into the outcome of the election and how the Sth East has coped with such a major challenge.

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Some very advanced courses were on offer to June’s Summer School delegates, with a grand hog roast feast after the first day. A musical evening was provided by Dave Hannam and Great White Records rising star Joey Smith.

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Following the latest knife murder of 16 year old Ben Kinsella in north London, Assembly Member Richard Barnbrook speaks out and makes an appeal for parents to help him organise a campaign demanding action from our government. Richard can be contacted by email on specialprojects@bnp.org.uk or by telephone on 07869 243129.

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In a sensational result early Friday, The British National Party's Tim Rait beat Labour into 5th place by taking 4th place. The Tories predictably won the seat however, although they increased their majority as a result, and the Lib Dems came a good second, the British National Party's result was the talk of the night, with the Greens, who polled a couple of dozen more votes than the BNP, got 3rd place. This result, after just 3 weeks work and starting from scratch, means nowhere is safe for Labour.

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