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There's a feel of a boxing match about this one. Griffin wouldn't have had an audience of 4-5 million before so I expect him to be pumped up and bullish. He couldn't have wished to get the main parties at a better time, what with the expenses scandal resurfacing.

My thoughts: 1. The BBC are right to ask Griffin on the show. The show is, after all, a forum for the ordinary public to quiz elected politicians about their views and policies. 2. Some politicians are, rightly, worried that by giving Griffin a platform he will increase his support base...