Britain First deputy leader convicted of hate speech in Belfast
Jayda Fransen’s speech was ‘intended to stir up hatred and arouse fear’
Britain First deputy leader to face NI race hate trial
Jayda Fransen accused of two counts of behaviour intended to or likely to stir up hatred
British far-right leader released on bail by Belfast court
Jayda Fransen of Britain First charged with making anti-Islam comments on social media
Senior figures in Britain First group arrested at Belfast court
Deputy leader Jayda Fransen to face questions over alleged anti-Islamic Facebook post
Theresa May condemns Donald Trump’s sharing of anti-Muslim videos
US president retweets videos by Britain First group purporting to show Muslims committing crimes
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