The Rise and Fall of the National Front

This chapter explores the historical evolution of the National Front in the UK, focusing on its peak during the 1970s and 1980s, and key figures like John Tyndall. It discusses the party's anti-immigration platform, internal splits leading to the formation of the British National Party, and its complex ideological journey. Additionally, the chapter examines the connections between far-right factions and the schism's impact on the political landscape, particularly concerning Northern Ireland's troubles.