BRITISH National Party leader Nick Griffin told a crowd that Islam
was a "wicked, vicious faith", a court heard. Leeds Crown Court was also told he said: "Asian Muslims were turning
Britain into a multi-racial hell as they tried to conquer the country." Griffin, 47, urged the gathering in a Keighley pub to vote BNP.
Griffin and fellow party activist Mark Collett face a series of
charges arising out of speeches filmed by BBC journalist Jason Gwynne. He posed as a BNP supporter in Bradford to make a documentary on the
party. The case continues.
