BBC Question Time 27/03/2014
Tonight from Brighton.
The Panel:-
International Development Secretary Justine Greening MP (Conservative)
Labour backbencher Diane Abbott MP (Labour)
UKIP MEP Roger Helmer (UKIP)
Singer-Songwriter Mick Hucknall
Chief Executive of Next, Lord Wolfson
Coverage:-
On Television:
Thursday 27th March 10.35 pm - BBC One/BBC One HD (In England, Wales, and Scotland)
Thursday 27th March 11.10 pm - BBC One/BBC One HD (In Northern Ireland)
Saturday 29th March 1.20 am - BBC Two/BBC Two HD (In Sign Language)
Sunday 30th March 6.00 pm - BBC Parliament
On Radio:
Thursday 27th March 10.00 pm - BBC Radio 5 Live (As Question Time Extra Time)
On IPlayer:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03ymmzf
The Panel:-
International Development Secretary Justine Greening MP (Conservative)
Labour backbencher Diane Abbott MP (Labour)
UKIP MEP Roger Helmer (UKIP)
Singer-Songwriter Mick Hucknall
Chief Executive of Next, Lord Wolfson
Coverage:-
On Television:
Thursday 27th March 10.35 pm - BBC One/BBC One HD (In England, Wales, and Scotland)
Thursday 27th March 11.10 pm - BBC One/BBC One HD (In Northern Ireland)
Saturday 29th March 1.20 am - BBC Two/BBC Two HD (In Sign Language)
Sunday 30th March 6.00 pm - BBC Parliament
On Radio:
Thursday 27th March 10.00 pm - BBC Radio 5 Live (As Question Time Extra Time)
On IPlayer:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03ymmzf
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Comments
Why is his right to kill animals for personal pleasure so dear to him?
No Lib Dem either - strange as I'dve thought the Cleggy Vs Farage fight dissection would be on the cards.
I think they should move to a six person panel, that way we can one Labour person, one Tory person, one Lib Dem person, one UKIP person, and two others.
What's the ratio of episodes from Scotland versus England then?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abwv6tciytY
Why Mick Hucknall, he doesn't even make relevant music. here's hoping he will only answer questions using his lyrics.
That doesn't make much sense in a Green Party stronghold and without a LIbdem after last night's debate.
You have to wonder sometimes whether these unrepresentative combinations are deliberate or whether they are forced upon the BBC through circumstance.
Presumably she wont be on This Week tonight.
I don't think she will be back for a while after what andrew did to her last week
She voted against the Budget change to cap the welfare bill and got another grilling by Neil today. She had just been to Benn's funeral.
I fell asleep right at the start of the programme. What did Neil do?
he tore into her, was harsh of him but still slightly amusing.
For the first time in years, it may be worth watching.
Yes he was harsh, but she didnt answer the question...think it was about Russia, (though that could be wrong) she just faffs around questions, making hand gestures, without giving an answer. She said something like she had nothing to say or had no opinion on what Andrew Neil was asking her... hello isnt that what shes on that show for - answering questions and having a point of view?
he did say something along the lines of "what do you mean you don't have an opinion? we pay you to have one"
Unfortunately she'll be back to her old ways on QT tonight.
I agree. Think I'll give it a pass.
She seems to be a perennial regular who puts the 'Judy' in the BBC's Punch and Judy political shows.
I see she was on the Daily Politics today with Mr Punch (aka Andrew Neil).
March hare time!