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• A postcode protest against the BNP

  Nov 20 2008:

  Nicholas Blincoe: Following the release of the members' list, I want to stage displays of disapproval to anyone listed who lives nearby

• List reveals bitter party infighting

  Nov 20 2008:

  Leader of far-right BNP, Nick Griffin, takes court action against disgruntled former members

• Police scour BNP membership to find officers breaching ban

  Nov 19 2008:

  Every police force in UK scouring leaked British National party membership list for names of serving officers

• Officer on leaked BNP list will be investigated, say police

  Nov 19 2008:

  Merseyside police says that membership would be 'totally incompatible with the duties and values of the police service'

• Let's hear more from these BNP members

  Nov 19 2008:

  Lola Adesioye: Thanks to a leaked membership list, the entire world now knows who they are, so they might as well tell us why they joined

• BNP list may lead to sackings

  Nov 19 2008:

  Police and prison officers are banned from joining the BNP, though the military leaves it as an individual choice

• BNP membership list posted online by former 'hardliner'

  Nov 19 2008:

  Nick Griffin says that party is fighting privacy case using Human Rights Act, based on EU legislation which it opposes

• Police officers among BNP members listed on web

  Nov 19 2008:

  The entire membership list of the British National party has been posted on the internet, identifying thousands

• Ed Miliband to exempt Sellafield firms from Freedom of Information Act

  Nov 17 2008:

  Move comes on top of decision by government to make taxpayer liable for any accidents at the nuclear power plant

• Judge Dacre dispenses little justice from his bully pulpit

  Nov 11 2008:

  Polly Toynbee: The Mail editor's faux outrage about the Mosley case smacks of hypocrisy - and the hubris of power without responsibility

• Lashing out at the law

  Nov 11 2008:

  Editorial: Paul Dacre's speech hit some targets, missed others, and generally followed his own rules for journalism

• @ Society of Editors: FOI is freeing our public organisations

  Nov 10 2008:

  The Freedom of Information Act has contributed to a cultural shift in our public institutions, the information commissioner Richard Thomas told us this afternoon

• The media is not the enemy

  Nov 10 2008:

  Richard Norton-Taylor: Parliament should see the media not as an enemy, but as an ally that will help it make security services more accountable

• Dacre's bellyache

  Nov 10 2008:

  Peter Wilby: For the Mail's editor to complain both of the BBC's power and of any restraint of his freedom to publish scandal is utter humbug

• Whitehall's old boy network

  Nov 8 2008:

  Files obtained under the Freedom of Information Act reveal how the 'revolving door' policy is alive and well

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