A huge media operation is in full swing, in the hope that Clacton voters will oblige by embarrassing Farage. All of which suggests that pro-Europeans relying on Binface to give Farage a bloody nose may be in for a disappointment. And yet, ironically, the strongest opposition to Stevens comes from fellow pro-Europeans, who accuse him of splitting the anti-Farage vote. What does it say about the strength of the pro-European cause in Britain that it dare not make its case in public? But a vote for Binface fuelled by nothing more than media vibes would be devoid of any useful information about Farage, Clacton or Britain.