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'The BNP has recruited nearly half its Holyrood candidates from England so that they qualify for a free political broadcast on national television. At least 14 of the BNP's 32 candidates standing in next month's elections live south of the Border - but have Scottish sounding names.' By Robert Elias in Scotland on Sunday, 8 th April 2007. |
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1. David Kerr |  |
| British National Party | ||
| David Kerr was based in Belfast. He is part of the BNP's security team and a regular candidate in national elections. Panorama reported that he was among 58 Scottish supporters prevented from attending the Scotland match with Norway in Bordeaux, France during the 1998 World Cup. Scottish and French police feared they would commit violence. The group had been followed by police from Spain. Panorama also reported that he was losely linked to the far right C18 leadership in London and has been an active supporter of Loyalist groups. He is a founder member of Third Way.
Recent electoral experience As a BNP candidate: 2003 European election, Third on BNP's national list, 19,427 votes (1.27 %) 1999 European election, Seventh on BNP's national list, 3,729 votes (0.38 %) As an Independent Ulster candidate: 1994 European election, Northern Ireland, 578 votes (0.1%) | ||
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2. David Sloss | |
| British National Party | ||
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Recent electoral experience | ||
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3. Winnie Scott | |
| British National Party | ||
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Recent electoral experience | ||
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4. Kevin Scott | |
| British National Party | ||
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Recent electoral experience | ||
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