BNP (British National Party)

The British National Party (BNP) is a far-right political organization in the UK founded in 1982. It promotes nationalist, anti-immigration, and often controversial views, emphasizing British identity and sovereignty. The BNP has been associated with extreme once-political stances, and its policies commonly focus on limiting immigration and promoting traditional British culture. Due to its ideology and activities, the party has been widely criticized and has a limited electoral presence. The BNP is generally considered to be on the fringe of UK politics and has faced significant opposition and controversy over its positions and history.