belfast leader british far-right group whose anti-islamic post retweeted u.s. president donald trump cause outrage britain arrest northern ireland thursday minutes bail separate incident jayda fransen deputy leader fringe anti-immigrant britain first group appear court belfast face charge use threaten abusive insult word speech rally city august remand continue bail january condition go within 500 meter rally demonstration case finish leave court fransen 31 arrest charge break law separate incident wednesday near one peace wall separate catholic protestant neighborhoods police say police decline give detail incident britain first leader paul golding 35 also arrest accompany fransen courthouse late charge connection august incident trump share fransen anti-muslim videos post twitter provoke outrage britain last month draw sharp rebuke prime minister theresa may strain relations two close ally attempt police restrict fransen use social media twitter facebook reject judge thursday fransen fin last month find guilty court england religiously aggravate harassment shout abuse muslim woman wear hijab lawyer tell belfast magistrates court thursday would plead guilty charge face relation august rally golding former senior figure far-right british national party found britain first 2011. group describe patriotic political party street movement critics denounce racist organization britain first leader trump re-tweeted arrest belfast