Jayda Fransen

Jolene Bunting pictured at Laganside Courts in Belfast City Centre at a previous court hearing

Former Belfast councillor wins three-year ban on seeking re-election.

Former Unionist councillor Jolene Bunting

Decision to impose three-year election ban on Jolene Bunting to be quashed

Former Belfast Councillor Jolene Bunting (right) with her partner Wayne Cummings (second from right) speaking with a stewards during a corner protest at a "Stop Trumpism" rally hosted by ExAct: Expat Action Group NI, at Belfast City Hall. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Tuesday June 4, 2019. See PA story IRISH Trump Belfast. Photo credit should read: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

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Cllr Jolene Bunting

Jolene Bunting’s appeal against council suspension rejected by judge

Former Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen leaving Belfast Laganside Courts following a previous hearing

Jayda Fransen guilty of racial hatred offences in Northern Ireland

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Paul Golding Belfast speech ‘stirred up hate towards Muslims’

Jolene Bunting is facing investigation over 14 separate complaints

Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting vows court fight over '˜absolute joke' suspens...

Cllr Jolene Bunting. Pic by Niall Carson/PA Wire

Belfast councillor Jolene Bunting suspended from duties '˜for criticising Islam'

Belfast City Councillor Jolene Bunting, whose conduct has caused "a level of reputational damage to Belfast City Council", a hearing by Northern Ireland's local government watchdog has been told.

Jolene Bunting accused of causing '˜reputational damage to Belfast City Council'

Facebook to allow appeals over removed content

Britain First leader Paul Golding and deputy leader Jayda Fransen after a Belfast court appearance in January

Belfast trial of Britain First leaders in doubt after jail sentences

Britain First Deputy Leader Jayda Fransen

Britain First leaders to stand trial in April

Far-right activist Paul Rimmer leaving Belfast Magistrates' Court where he has appeared charged with inciting hatred during a speech made at a Britain First-linked rally last summer.

Activist charged with inciting hatred in speech at Britain First-linked rally

Far-right activist Paul Rimmer leaving Belfast Magistrates' Court where he has appeared charged with inciting hatred during a speech made at a Britain First-linked rally last summer. Photo: Lesley-Anne McKeown/PA Wire

Liverpool far-right activist Paul Rimmer in court over Belfast speech

Jayda Fransen outside the lord mayors office in Wednesdays Facebook post

Britain First accused of '˜disrespect' to Belfast City Council

Britain First leader Paul Golding

Britain First leader to deny inciting hatred at Belfast rally
The leader of the far-right Britain First group will plead not guilty to charges of inciting hatred during a speech in Belfast, his lawyer said.
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A still image from the video of Jayda Fransen at Belfast City Hall

Probe into Belfast City Hall film of Britain First deputy leader

Britain First Deputy Leader Jayda Fransen leaving Belfast Magistrates' Court where she faced charges related to comments made about Islam

Jayda Fransen: Britain First deputy leader to face trial over anti-terror commen...

Deputy leader of the far right group Britain First Jayda Fransen

Jayda Fransen raises fist skyward after bail release granted in court

Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen

Britain First's Jayda Fransen re-arrested in Belfast

Leader of Britain First, Paul Golding (left) with Deputy leader Jayda Fransen (right) arriving at Belfast Laganside courts. Both have been charged with hate speech in Belfast. Andrew Edge (centre) has not been charged with any offence. Photo: Mark Marlow/PA Wire

Britain First duo charged with hate speech in Belfast

Britain First leader, Paul Golding, pictured in Belfast earlier this year.

Britain First leader Paul Golding arrested in Belfast

Deputy leader of the far right group Britain First Jayda Fransen arrives at Belfast Laganside courts to face charges on an alleged hate speech that took place in Belfast in August

Britain First Deputy leader in court on hate speech charges

What is Britain First '“ the far-right group retweeted by Donald Trump?

One of the posts which President Trump retweeted

No 10 says Donald Trump's retweet of Britain First's Jayda Fransen is '˜wrong'

Jayda Fransen made the speech at an anti-terrorism demonstration in Belfast on August 6

Deputy leader of right-wing group charged over Belfast rally speech

Independent councillor Jolene Bunting addressed the anti terror rally

Belfast councillor defiant on rally's controversial Islam speeches
A Belfast councillor has said she is happy to stand over claims that 'all Muslims' are obliged to 'wage war' on the Christian population of the UK and Europe.
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