BNP man to be shunned in assembly   By Jasper Copping   Last Updated: 12:20AM BST 04/05/2008   The British National Party's sole member of the London Assembly will become a pariah as the major parties agree to shun him.   The far-Right, anti-immigrant group is celebrating its biggest electoral breakthrough, which secured its first seat at City Hall.   But Richard Barnbrook has been warned to expect no co-operation from other parties and a possible boycott by staff, many of whom are from ethnic minorities.   As he launched into a victory speech at City Hall early yesterday, other politicians left the stage in protest.    Each assembly member is entitled to two staff to perform research and secretarial duties. Traditionally, these are non-political civil servants recruited from an internal pool.   But Richard Barnes, the Conservative leader on the 25-member assembly, said: The BNP will have problems finding secretaries and getting support from the staff here, and I will totally support people's right to say they don't want to serve them.    Continued -  Does this guy not realise that staff have to be politically neutral?? To refuse to work with the BNP would be breaking their contract.