BNP take council seat from Labour

The far right British National Party tonight gained its fifth council seat by overturning a Labour majority.

The far right British National Party tonight gained its fifth council seat by overturning a Labour majority.

Adrian Marsden, 42, a father of seven, took the Mixenden ward at Calderdale council, West Yorkshire.

The by-election was called following the dismissal of former Labour group leader Andy Metcalfe, who failed to attend the requisite number of council meetings due to ill health.

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