European elections 2009: The British National Party wins first ...

Jun 7th, 2009 - Telegraph

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European elections 2009: The British National Party wins first ... - Telegraph.co.uk Andrew Brons won the last of six seats for the anti-immigration party, sending shockwaves through the mainstream political parties.

Health Secretary Andy Burnham said that it was "deeply uncomfortable" to see the BNP polling in such large numbers.

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