Keith Brown - What the media failed to mention:

No mention of the lies about Keith walking with a brick in his hand towards Khan's son.

The video, according to the prosecution, showed that Mr Brown was not at his gate, but in fact walking down his path quite normally. The video, the court was told, also did not show that Keith Brown was holding a brick as was being claimed and that Mr Brown was shown to walk at a normal pace towards his gate as the car was reversing in the street.

No mention of the hidden video in Khan's wardrobe of the incident.

No mention of PC Lynch, in the witness box, who explained to the court that he had no knowledge of a brick that had been handed to him, allegedly used by Keith Brown to threaten the Khans.

No mention of Mr Khan admitting to taking a wheel brace putting Keith Brown's blood on it and placing it in his car.

No mention of the 8 Asian men and 8 Asian women stood watching Keith die instead of calling the police or ambulance.

No mention that Keith and Khan used to work together for eight years. In fact Keith used to give Mr Khan a lift to work every morning in his car, hardly the act of a "racist".

No mention of forensic evidence of a penknife handed over by one of Mr Khan's sons allegedly used by Keith Brown to threaten them contained no DNA evidence whatsoever to connect Keith with the weapon.

No mention of the judge as he started his summing up and added that the jury were not to consider Keith's BNP involvement as anything untoward. The court was told that the Party is not a criminal organisation, as many of our political opponents allege, and that involvement and activism within the BNP does not go hand in hand with racism.