The Times reports that other pupils at Nick Griffin’s Essex IVth Form School used to call him “Nick the P****”, which is an odd sort of moniker. Or did they mean “Nick the Plant”, “Nick the Pratt”, “Nick the Pansy”, “Nick the Penis” or what? Does the Times style code really preclude “Prick”?

Wha’ever, as my daughter sometimes says, on yesterday’s QT showing, they were right. The little squirt seems nothing more than the kind of ill-informed, inarticulate bigoted bore you might meet in the bar of a mock-tudor pub in inner Pinner, and politely ignore after the first minute or two. His influence over the British voting public has almost certainly peaked; but it was right of the BBC to let him show his weasely visage, make an arse of himself and wack a nail in the coffin of his pathetic political aspirations.

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