AA Gill in the Sunday Times on Nick Grifin's appearance on Question Time: "Then there was David Dimbleby. The BBC stood by its higher calling to offer an impartial platform to all political parties, but he dumped the disinterested stance of an interlocutor and became the captain of the prefects, overseeing the ritual bullying of a new boy."
Sunday, 25 October 2009
AA Gill: 'Dimbleby let Griffin be bullied'
AA Gill in the Sunday Times on Nick Grifin's appearance on Question Time: "Then there was David Dimbleby. The BBC stood by its higher calling to offer an impartial platform to all political parties, but he dumped the disinterested stance of an interlocutor and became the captain of the prefects, overseeing the ritual bullying of a new boy."
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Mr Gill clearly feels more that protecting poor, innocent Mr Griffin is more important than protecting poor, innocent baboons.
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