Balanced Question Time panel tonight - of course not! Vol 3
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Dr Jekyll said:
hidetheelephants said:
Fox is a wackadoodle ex-communist; expect batsttery from her, probably wrapped in superficially innocuous platitudes.
One of the vaguely libertarian ex marxists though. It won't all be platitudes.Question Time
BBC1 10.40pm Thursday 29th September
Fiona’s panel includes:
Paul Scully Conservative MP and minister for local government
Bridget Phillipson Labour MP and shadow education secretary
As there is an acute shortage of Lib Dem MP’s and people are generally fed up of hearing independaaaaaance no SNP MP’s will be present. Similarly no Plaid Cymru members will be there.
Anne McElvoy is executive editor of The Economist
Lord Karan Bilimoria io Vice President of the CBI
And finally Richard Bacon the presenter and producer
Questions could include:
Why are the Tories having a conference when things are going to crap
I think the Tories should have a conference as they can show how upset they are with that chancellor and Liz Truss
All Tory budgets are attacks on the poor and disabled and basically carp but is this one the worst budget ever?
Why isn’t Andy Burnham here he has saved Manchester and he can save the whole of the UK too
Why didn’t Keir Starmer take faster action against that woman who said the chancellor wasn’t black really, It took him an hour and that’s not fast enough.
Now that Labour are 17 percent better than the Torys why cant we just have an election now then Labour can fix things rather than in a year
Why do you keep getting business people on here why cant you have some Insta and Tic Tok stars on that can make our day
BBC1 10.40pm Thursday 29th September
Fiona’s panel includes:
Paul Scully Conservative MP and minister for local government
Bridget Phillipson Labour MP and shadow education secretary
As there is an acute shortage of Lib Dem MP’s and people are generally fed up of hearing independaaaaaance no SNP MP’s will be present. Similarly no Plaid Cymru members will be there.
Anne McElvoy is executive editor of The Economist
Lord Karan Bilimoria io Vice President of the CBI
And finally Richard Bacon the presenter and producer
Questions could include:
Why are the Tories having a conference when things are going to crap
I think the Tories should have a conference as they can show how upset they are with that chancellor and Liz Truss
All Tory budgets are attacks on the poor and disabled and basically carp but is this one the worst budget ever?
Why isn’t Andy Burnham here he has saved Manchester and he can save the whole of the UK too
Why didn’t Keir Starmer take faster action against that woman who said the chancellor wasn’t black really, It took him an hour and that’s not fast enough.
Now that Labour are 17 percent better than the Torys why cant we just have an election now then Labour can fix things rather than in a year
Why do you keep getting business people on here why cant you have some Insta and Tic Tok stars on that can make our day
After a bonkers week I was secretly hoping to actually be a little more informed about wtf was going on.
In reality I was expecting nothing but petty squabbles, and I'm still left disappointed. Every time tory bloke tried to speak, he was interrupted. What I want to know though is when business bloke talked about the small nuclear reactors built by rolls royce, why the hell are we not exporting these things around the world?
From what I understand, a very weak pound makes these things a hell of a lot cheaper for foreign buyers. As for that budget, all I know is the petty tinkering of the last 12 years hasn't worked, this is a complete change of direction. I just don't get why a change of direction away from what clearly wasn't working is such a bad thing?
In reality I was expecting nothing but petty squabbles, and I'm still left disappointed. Every time tory bloke tried to speak, he was interrupted. What I want to know though is when business bloke talked about the small nuclear reactors built by rolls royce, why the hell are we not exporting these things around the world?
From what I understand, a very weak pound makes these things a hell of a lot cheaper for foreign buyers. As for that budget, all I know is the petty tinkering of the last 12 years hasn't worked, this is a complete change of direction. I just don't get why a change of direction away from what clearly wasn't working is such a bad thing?
Wiccan of Darkness said:
As for that budget, all I know is the petty tinkering of the last 12 years hasn't worked, this is a complete change of direction. I just don't get why a change of direction away from what clearly wasn't working is such a bad thing?
I think it was Willie Whitelaw who said in about 1981 “before the last election, this country was on the edge of a precipice; since then, we’ve taken a great step forward…”Wiccan of Darkness said:
What I want to know though is when business bloke talked about the small nuclear reactors built by rolls royce, why the hell are we not exporting these things around the world?
They are not anywhere near ready yetThere wasn't much squabbling at all.
Paul Scully did a good job in difficult circumstances, but I doubt that it did anything for public confidence.
MC Bodge said:
Wiccan of Darkness said:
What I want to know though is when business bloke talked about the small nuclear reactors built by rolls royce, why the hell are we not exporting these things around the world?
They are not anywhere near ready yetThere wasn't much squabbling at all.
Paul Scully did a good job in difficult circumstances, but I doubt that it did anything for public confidence.
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