The partner of a man convicted of rape says the alleged abuse she faced at the hands of Britain First brought about her stillbirth.

Leader of the far-right group, Paul Golding, and his deputy Jayda Fransen are on trial accused of racially aggravated harassment during the case against four men, who were later convicted of raping a teenager above a takeaway in Ramsgate.

Speaking from behind a screen at Folkestone Magistrates' Court, Kelli Best - the partner of Tamin Rahmani - said her two young children were left scared when Fransen turned up at their home.

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