AFTERMATH. Well, it's the morning after as the dust settles and what have the BBC been saying? Well, they have been struggling to get past a sentence about Boris Johnson which does not contain the word "buffoon" for starters. Then we have them giving Jack Straw - the Chemical Ali of the Labour project - being given an easy ride on Today where he was allowed to babble about how great Labour had been but how it had been damaged by not listening enough and those pesky global financial pressures. You could feel the pain in the interviewers tone, I doubt champagne corks popped last night at Broadcasting House. I also noticed two stories that the BBC have not bothered much about following the results of the London elections. First the success of the BNP. Whether you like them or not - and I don't -nonetheless their performance was quite credible and worthy of more coverage. It got virtually no coverage. Why? Also the crushing defeat at the poll by Saddam Hussein's cheer-leader George Galloway has hardly been mentioned. Surely the BBC wouldn't want to minimise the rejection of this nauseous specimen?