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Notorious leading neo-nazi dies aged 77

RICHARD EDMONDS, one of Britain’s most notorious and fanatical neonazis, has died.

He was a man of violence, who was involved in a succession of failed far-right political parties, including the National Front and the British National Party.

Mr Edmonds, a comprehensive-school mathematics teacher,  was sacked from his job because of his fanatical views and membership of the National Front.

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