I might be in Question Time audience tomorrow...

[Pappa Lurve]

and if so, I have to submit two questions tomorrow morning. Going with a friend so IF we get tickets, we have four questions between us. I know what I am thinking of asking but interested to see what PH would ask. PLEASE make them sensible for once because I actually do intend to choose at least one question from here so really don't want to have to trawl through a load of "funny" responses!

So hope I get to go!

[mybrainhurts]

Let me think...

[mybrainhurts]

Who's on the panel...?

[TheEnd]

Ask where the toilets are.

You'd make history.

[Pappa Lurve]

Theresa May, Caroline Flint, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, Clive James and Douglas Murray

Now off to the web to find out who two of them are!

[mybrainhurts]

Pappa Lurve said:

Theresa May, Caroline Flint, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, Clive James and Douglas Murray

Now off to the web to find out who two of them are!

The excitement was putting me to sleep...

Then I noticed Douglas Murray said...

Murray has described what he sees as, “a creed of Islamic fascism - a malignant fundamentalism, woken from the dark ages to assault us here and now”. He believes that “we live…in a thought culture – but it is one in which the thought has gone bad”. He sees the main problem as being cultural relativism which he has described as, "the primary disease - the AIDS of the West – the disease which has made the opportunist infection of Islam so deadly".

This isn't being broadcast from Bradford, is it...? ..

[mybrainhurts]

Have you tried HERE??

[speedchick]

Will you please ask them what they are going to do about the scrotes that take knives into school?

[NoNeed]

should tony blar and gordon brown be called to account over their reckless handling of the economy

[mr_spock]

Why do we have to wait until 2012 for benefit reform?
How will the government encourage banks to lend to small businesses?
Is an increase in VAT sensible when the Band of England is encouraging us to spend?
Can Caroline Flint say something that doesn't make me want to throttle her?

[Pappa Lurve]

mr_spock said:

Why do we have to wait until 2012 for benefit reform?
How will the government encourage banks to lend to small businesses?
Is an increase in VAT sensible when the Band of England is encouraging us to spend?
Can Caroline Flint say something that doesn't make me want to throttle her?

Liking the one about lending... and the one about Flint!

Knives has been done on QT I think

[mr_spock]

Being more topical:

Do the panel think that destroying private property is legitimate political protest?
Why have we been paying so much for public education when it's evident that students don't understand basic economics?
Why is international aid going up when we can't pay to educate our children or heat the homes of pensioners?

[audidoody]

"Following Harriet Harman's assurances that 'it is no part of our politics to tell lies' will Gordon Brown be suspended from the Labour Party for claiming during the election campaign that a Conservative government would put the lives of cancer patients at risk? If not why not?"

[bitwrx]

Not topical at all but:
"Does the panel think it is acceptable that over 25000 cattle were culled last year in an ineffectual attempt to halt the spread of bovine TB?"

[V88Dicky]

"Does the panel think it is acceptable to push ahead with the 'Climate Change Act', which commits the UK to spending hundreds of billions of pounds on reducing CO2 emissions, especially when, as yet, there is no visible signal in global climate temperature data with established causality to man-made carbon dioxide? The IPCC agree with this."

[PaulHogan]

My “friend” is thinking of doing a three year course on ‘Celebrity Journalism’ at the University of Salford. The three years of course fees and student loans to cover the cost of living means that they will leave approximately £45,000 in debt. Could the panel decide who is more stupid: my friend for thinking there is the slightest chance they’ll earn enough to ever repay this debt or the Student Loans Company for lending money for someone to do a ‘Mickey Mouse’ course at an institution that is as close to being a University as your local branch of McDonalds?

[zac510]

Is this the official thread for tonight's episode? I'm looking forward to seeing Clive James.

[Victor McDade]

Looking forward to see Douglas Murray - he's not one to hold back on a topic.

[FasterFreddy]

PaulHogan said:

My “friend” is thinking of doing a three year course on ‘Celebrity Journalism’ at the University of Salford. The three years of course fees and student loans to cover the cost of living means that they will leave approximately £45,000 in debt. Could the panel decide who is more stupid: my friend for thinking there is the slightest chance they’ll earn enough to ever repay this debt or the Student Loans Company for lending money for someone to do a ‘Mickey Mouse’ course at an institution that is as close to being a University as your local branch of McDonalds?

I think that course is at Staffordshire not Salford -

http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/art_and_design/exh...

but either way it's a reflection of the heavily diluted education system we have today.

[zac510]

Paddy_N_Murphy said:

Well, anyone spot the OP yet ?

I assume he is sat there arms crossed, fists bunched, st eating grin, PH logo styleee !

If you are there OP, go smack Flint for me !

He's not the out of work dancer?