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==Membership leak==

==Membership leak==

In November 2008, the [http://wikileaks.org/leak/bnp-membership-list.txt entire membership list] of the BNP was posted on to the internet, detailing the names, addresses, occupations, email adresses, telephone numbers and ages of 12,801 members of the party. The list included serving [[police]] officers, [[lawyer]]s, a [[Anglicanism|Church of England]] vicar, [[doctor]]s, [[teacher]]s and members of the [[Armed Forces]], along with leading businessmen and civil servants.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/nov/19/bnp-names-web-police-security ''Police officers among BNP members listed on web''] Ian Cobain and Esther Addley [[The Guardian]], 19 November 2008. Accessed 19 November 2008.</ref> One is the American chief executive of a City investment corporation, while another is a servant of the Queen, living at [[Buckingham Palace]]. The membership list was inadequately password protected and the file's encryption was broken.

In November 2008, the [http://wikileaks.org/leak/bnp-membership-list.txt entire membership list] of the BNP was posted on to the internet, detailing the names, addresses, occupations, email addresses, telephone numbers and ages of 12,801 members of the party. The list included serving [[police]] officers, [[lawyer]]s, a [[Anglicanism|Church of England]] vicar, [[doctor]]s, [[teacher]]s and members of the [[Armed Forces]], along with leading businessmen and civil servants.<ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/nov/19/bnp-names-web-police-security ''Police officers among BNP members listed on web''] Ian Cobain and Esther Addley [[The Guardian]], 19 November 2008. Accessed 19 November 2008.</ref> One is the American chief executive of a City investment corporation, while another is a servant of the Queen, living at [[Buckingham Palace]]. The membership list was inadequately password protected and the file's encryption was broken.

==Further reading==

==Further reading==