The #askpaulnuttall hashtag has gone viral and the questions are sensational

Paul Nuttall's word has been questioned on more than one occasion of late.

For someone who stresses again and again that he is honest to a fault, poor Paul continually has to correct claims attributed to himself - often on his own websites and press briefings - that he argues he never made. So there was the time his LinkedIn page said he had a PhD - that he said wasn't him. And when a 2010 press release claimed he played for Tranmere Rovers - that he said wasn't him. And most recently the suggestion on his website that he lost close friends in the Hillsborough disaster - that he said wasn't him. Oh, and the whole living in Stoke thing too. The good folk of the internet have noticed this most unlucky series of unfortunate events and hijacked a #askpaulnuttall hashtag to splendid effect. Twitter was made for moments like this... https://twitter.com/twataboutery/status/831845080487120896 https://twitter.com/FearTheWolfman/status/831845295289933824 https://twitter.com/MondayRemedy/status/831850061751517184 https://twitter.com/jotunthrash666/status/831852295994351616 https://twitter.com/Mark_85/status/831847957788033024 https://twitter.com/jayrayner1/status/831851978791727105 https://twitter.com/DavidAirboot/status/831850786242048000 https://twitter.com/keirjohnharry/status/831851862542401537 https://twitter.com/real_pete_jones/status/831846131537760258 https://twitter.com/oddbodd13/status/831852021330411520 https://twitter.com/keirjohnharry/status/831850135860703232 https://twitter.com/keirjohnharry/status/831849914070081538 https://twitter.com/Robert_Cop/status/831790530245820416?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/THE_BLUEBALDY/status/831840591705174017 https://twitter.com/BobbyBrown2309/status/831844696464973824