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"30 anti-fascist protesters have broken through a security cordon in place around BBC Television Centre in west London. Over 100 people are protesting outside the corporation&amp;#039;s television headquarters ahead of the arrival of British National Party leader Nick Griffin for his appearance on tonight&amp;#039;s Question Time. Unite Against Fascism said that 16 coaches of people are expected to join the protest throughout the afternoon. Shortly before 4:30pm, 30 people entered the BBC Television Centre grounds through a set of iron gates, and it is understood that a handful may have entered the reception area of the building. They have all been escorted from the premises. Griffin&amp;#039;s appearance tonight has been cleared by the BBC Trust on the basis that it should not interfere in a programme before transmission on the basis that it would &amp;quot;undermine the editorial independence&amp;quot; of the corporation. It has, however, attracted stinging criticism from anti-fascist groups and Cabinet minister Peter Hain, who described Griffin&amp;#039;s planned appearance as &amp;quot;abhorrent&amp;quot;. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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