Europe: Last Call
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British National Party leader Nick Griffin has said he no longer wants to see an all-white United Kingdom.
Mr Griffin, who is due to take up his seat as an MEP for the North West, said the idea of a UK without ethnic minorities was "simply not do-able".
Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Mr Griffin said: "Nobody out there wants it or would pay for it."
He said claims that he was a fascist were "smears" but said the European Union was "very close to fascism".
Mr Griffin told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that the BNP would put more money into voluntary repatriation programmes for members of ethnic minorities "who want to go back to their lands of ethnic origin".
He added that Britain was overcrowded and "terribly unstable" as a result of its "multicultural experiment".
The BNP leader also defended his view that the EU should sink boats carrying illegal immigrants.
Mr Griffin said: "What needs to be done as an example is to sink a couple of boats near the shores of Libya - throw them lifebelts so they can paddle back, so they understand they will never get to Europe.
"Because the alternative is accepting that Britain eventually is going to end up like Africa."
British National Party leader Nick Griffin has said he no longer wants to see an all-white United Kingdom.
Mr Griffin, who is due to take up his seat as an MEP for the North West, said the idea of a UK without ethnic minorities was "simply not do-able".
Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Mr Griffin said: "Nobody out there wants it or would pay for it."
He said claims that he was a fascist were "smears" but said the European Union was "very close to fascism".
Mr Griffin told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that the BNP would put more money into voluntary repatriation programmes for members of ethnic minorities "who want to go back to their lands of ethnic origin".
He added that Britain was overcrowded and "terribly unstable" as a result of its "multicultural experiment".
The BNP leader also defended his view that the EU should sink boats carrying illegal immigrants.
Mr Griffin said: "What needs to be done as an example is to sink a couple of boats near the shores of Libya - throw them lifebelts so they can paddle back, so they understand they will never get to Europe.
"Because the alternative is accepting that Britain eventually is going to end up like Africa."