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VIDEO: Party leader Paul Golding gives a speech outside the gates of Napier Barracks migrant camp!
While Britain First activists of the South East were holding a flash demo outside of Napier Barracks migrant camp, party leader Paul Golding gave a rousing speech.

VIDEO: Britain First holds flash demo outside Napier Barracks migrant camp!
A contingent of South East activists held a flash demo outside Napier Barracks migrant camp, attracting a lot of support from passing motorists.

VIDEO: Large migrant hotel in Luton town centre!
The huge Icon Hotel in central Luton has been taken over and used by the government to house hundreds of illegal immigrants.

VIDEO: Paul Golding and Peter Mcilvenna of Hearts of Oak discuss the news
This week, party leader Paul Golding is joined by Peter Mcilvenna, from the patriotic media outlet Hearts of Oak, to discuss the news.

VIDEO: Britain First takes the Battle Bus to the Welsh town of Caerphilly!
After exposing several migrant hotels in the South Wales region, local Britain First activists took the Battle Bus (Churchill) to the town of Caerphilly.

VIDEO: Shocking conversations with local residents adjacent to migrant centre!
The local residents adjacent to a huge new migrant centre in Milnsbridge, Huddersfield, are angry and dismayed.

VIDEO: Britain First holds protest against migrant centre in Huddersfield village!
An old mill in the small village of Milnsbridge, outside of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, has been turned into a centre for illegal immigrants.

VIDEO: Welsh activists expose second illegal migrant hotel!
Fresh from exposing the Campanile Hotel in Cardiff, which was packed with illegal migrants, our activists visited the Copthorne Hotel, to the west of the city.

VIDEO: Paul Golding and Timothy Burton discuss the news
This week, party leader Paul Golding is joined by editor of the Britain First party newspaper, Timothy Burton, to discuss the news.

VIDEO: Britain First exposes the Ramada Hotel in Solihull for housing migrants!
Britain First has exposed well over a hundred migrant hotels across the country, but only a tiny handful of those have belonged to the Ramada chain.

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