It is with heavy heart that I watch now as Britain staggers like a punch drunk former prize fighter, reeling in the aftermath of the recent edition of the BBC’s Question Time, where the British National Party were giving air time, for the very first time.

The reason that my heart is heavy is because everything that I had predicted would happen weeks ago, — when the BBC first discussed inviting the BNP— has happened, and I sincerely wish that I’d be wrong.

Britain is in crisis. We have fumbled and staggered over a demarcation line, beyond which no amount of reform will impede our disastrous forward progress.

Change is imminent, and it is a kind of change the people of Britain will endure, but will not welcome.