Griffin: BNP 'very different' to UKIP on immigration
There is a "big difference" between the views of the British National Party (BNP) and UKIP towards immigration, Nick Griffin has said.
The BNP leader claimed that UKIP's migration policy would see 300,000 people come to the UK from Africa and Asia each year, whereas the BNP believe "the country is full" and should not accept people of any nationality.
Mr Griffin told the Today programme's Justin Webb that the BNP's position does not discriminate against people of a different race.
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Wednesday 14 May.
14 May 2014