'Britain First' leader arrested in connection with Belfast rally
The leader of the far-right group 'Britain First' has been arrested in connection with a rally held in Belfast during the summer.
Paul Golding was detained as he arrived at Belfast Magistrates Court this morning.
Meanwhile, the group's deputy leader has been re-arrested in Belfast after appearing in Court.
Jayda Fransen is accused of behaviour intended or likely to stir up hatred following a speech in the City in August criticizing Islam.
The 31-year-old from Anerley in south-east London, has been ordered not to go within 500 metres of demonstrations in Northern Ireland as part of her bail.
However, a judge did not impose restrictions on her use of social media. - despite concerns raised by police.
Fransen was re-arrested leaving court in relation to a video posted online near a Belfast peace wall yesterday.
