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BNP appearance 'will trigger violence'

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The BBC Trust has said it was a "question of editorial judgement" whether it was appropriate for the BNP to appear on tonight's Question Time.

Mark Byford, deputy director general of the BBC and head of all its journalism and the former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone - chair of Unite against Fascism - discuss BNP leader Nick Griffin's appearance.

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