Sadie Graham and Matt Single

Sadie Graham and her husband Matt Single were quite happy for the addresses of BNP members to appear on the internet, click here for details, so I'm sure they wouldn't object to their details appearing on here.

Surname	GRAHAM-SINGLE
Forename(s)	SADIE BETHANY
Title	MRS
Gender	Female
Occupation	Housewife/husband
Date of Birth	17 December 1978
Last Known Address	46 Harebeating Drive Hailsham East Sussex BN27 1JE
This person may also be known as	SADIE BETHANY GRAHAM

Matt Single

A former member of the British National Party has been fined £200 after admitting publishing names and contact details of 10,000 party members online.

Matthew Single, 37, formerly of Church Lane, Brinsley, Notts, was fined by Nottingham magistrates after admitting disclosing data without consent.

Judge John Stobart said the fine was "low" because Single was on benefits.

A BNP spokesman branded the sentence "an absolute disgrace" and said Single should have been jailed.

District Judge Stobart also ordered Single to pay £100 towards the cost of the prosecution.

The charges were dropped against Single's wife, Sadie Graham-Single. Single, an unemployed engineer, was accused in November 2008 of leaking the BNP's membership list in an online blog.

The court heard the couple had relocated to the south of England and the judge upheld an order preventing their new address being released.

Mrs Graham-Single, 30, a recruitment consultant who has one 14-month-old child and is expecting twins, was not in court.

The court heard she gave him the information which he then released.

When police raided his home they found a laptop computer and two memory sticks, which were wrapped in cellophane and hidden at the bottom of a cereal box.

Computer analysis linked the computer to the online blog.

People lost their jobs, received threatening phone calls for months on end and had their homes attacked and he's fined £200. What an absolute disgrace.

I hope someone publishes his new address online.

David Irving

I recently received in my inbox, unsolicited, an email from the historian David Irving.

In the email he asks if I'll visit his website, buy his books and consider making a donation.

Nothing wrong so far. I do support David Irving and I have a few of his books.

The problem is where he got my email address from.

The email was personalised in another person's name. The only way Mr Irving could possibly associate my email with this other persons name is if he's using the leaked BNP membership list. I paid the named person's BNP membership online once and, as he doesn't have an email, I used my own.

I have to say that I'm very disappointed that David Irving would use this stolen membership list.

David you've just lost my respect.