The British National Party's new membership rules are likely to discriminate against non-white people, a judge has ruled.
The BNP voted last month to admit non-white members but still requires them to sign up to its core principles.
But a judge at Central London County Court has ruled the party's new constitution is still discriminatory.
BNP leader Nick Griffin was met with protests from anti-fascist groups as he arrived at court earlier.
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