BBC defend decision to invite the BNP to appear on tonight's "Question Time"

There will only be one winner tonight and that will be Nick Griffin. AS they say.. " any publicity is good publicity"

When the inadequate wretches who are considering voting BNP actually see what a nutcase he is, they might think again.

so we can see Griffin squirm

Thanks, jonni. I might have fallen asleep by then :(

What time will this be shown, Mister H? If I remember, QT started at 22 00 GMT. It will be interesting to hear to what extent they have toned it down.

so many protesters outside TV Centre

come on, you've posted on the forums at later hours :)

what channel will they broadcast it on?

That's pretty tragic. Let the enforcement authorities decide if he has traversed the boundary line.

Yes the rent a mob out to do the very same thing they accuse others of doing.

I thought that BBC Wales had a ban on broadcasting the BNP ?

I suppose this just illustrates everything that is Great about being a Brit :-(

one shared country with common values.

Absolutely not. The BNP have no MEPs in Scotland.

Yes the rent a mob out to do the very same thing they accuse others of doing.

I've never posted on an right-wing message board, but I have posted to message boards with an extreme-left wing agenda (you have to know your enemy - and the extreme right is just as big an enemy as the extreme left), and one of the things I noted is that all those talking about "worker solidarity" etc have rarely had any meaningful work, mainly because their well-off Home Counties parents can fund their gap years, extended university education, and bale them out if times get hard - while the rest of us are too busy making a living to take a day off and spend it attacking police officers outside the BBC.

I suspect that many members from that particular board I referred to above will be having their usual, almost entirely white "Metropolitan" middle-class, apres-protest party at a pub in a well-known south London pub later today, just like they always do. Funny how none of them were ever outside the mills up North when they were closing down. Interfered with their weed-and-beer parties down south, I expect. So much for "worker solidarity". But I digress... ;)