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Police probe BNP link to car fire Police probe BNP link to car fire
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Police are investigating a suspicious car fire close to the home of a British National Party (BNP) member.Police are investigating a suspicious car fire close to the home of a British National Party (BNP) member.
West Yorkshire Police said firefighters and police officers were called to the blaze in Windy Bank, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, late on Thursday night.West Yorkshire Police said firefighters and police officers were called to the blaze in Windy Bank, Liversedge, West Yorkshire, late on Thursday night.
It is understood the car did not belong to anyone connected to the BNP but a party member does live on the street.It is understood the car did not belong to anyone connected to the BNP but a party member does live on the street.
Police confirmed that one of the lines of investigation concerned Thursday's publication of the list of BNP members.Police confirmed that one of the lines of investigation concerned Thursday's publication of the list of BNP members.
A list showing the full contact details of 12,000 BNP activists was published online on Tuesday. A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said the car was parked at the time and nobody was hurt.
The BNP said the list, which included names, addresses, home telephone numbers and e-mail addresses, dated from 2007. Legal threat
Asked about the proximity of the vehicle to a BNP member's home, he said: "The cause of the damage and any potential motive all form part of the current investigation."
There are eight people with Liversedge addresses on the BNP membership list which was leaked on the internet.
The BNP said the list of 12,000 activists, which included names, addresses, home telephone numbers and e-mail addresses, dated from 2007.
The party said some people on it were no longer members.The party said some people on it were no longer members.
BNP leader Nick Griffin has pledged to take court action against those behind the leak.