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Britain First fascist duo arrested for wearing uniforms

THE leaders of fascist street gang Britain First have been arrested and banned from Luton after staging a “Christian patrol” last month, police confirmed yesterday.

Party leader Paul Golding and deputy Jayda Fransen were taken into custody after “wearing uniform with political objective” at a racist rally last month.

The group published a video showing the pair outside a Kent police station abusing the police and resisting arrest.

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