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  • 29 Mar 2007
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    At least he admits he looked daft

    Yes, the Guido Fawkes interview on Newsnight was an embarrassment. But at least Paul admits it on his own blog: โ€˜the live interview was definitely a mistake and against my better judgement, as was the in-the-shadows idea of the editor.โ€™ What amuses me most, though, is the comment thread beneath the mea culpa posting on the Guido blog. Half the comments are saying that Guido/Paul came across as a bit of a prat โ€“ correct, he did. The other half are having a go at fellow interviewee Michael White of The Guardian, for being arrogant / smug / petty / inaccurate with an ultimately trivial allegation. The irony is apparently lost on them.

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