Question Time tonight

[Calamity1971]

would be lovely if it was, I do hope so

Got to be. Put some badly applied mascara on that pic and it's her.

 

[Combustible]

Got to be. Put some badly applied mascara on that pic and it's her.

Might need to stick her head in a vice to change the shape of her head.

 

[Dogsauce]

Might need to stick her head in a vice to change the shape of her head.

Worth a try, definitely.

 

[Nine Bob Note]

This is Josephine McAfee
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Same woman. ?

Ah! Gowan! Gowan! ...There's cocaine in it!

 

[stavros]

They've been peak nutter audiences the last two weeks. Hopefully Inverness can be better next week, without devoting the whole programme to Scottish independence.

 

[not a trot]

They've been peak nutter audiences the last two weeks. Hopefully Inverness can be better next week, without devoting the whole programme to Scottish independence.

Inverness is a lovely place. Nice people.

 

[Serge Forward]

Inverness is a lovely place. Nice people.

Yeah, but as it's Question Time, they'll likely be bussing in vile cunts from far and wide.

 

[belboid]

Inverness is home to the Flat Earth Society's shop. Which is still a more sensible belief than thinking Johnson is anything but a cunt.

 

[stavros]

Inverness is a lovely place. Nice people.

Of that I've no doubt, but the same could be said about Newcastle, despite last week's QT.

 

[Calamity1971]

Spot the thatcher dress.

 

[stavros]

Interesting that Fraser Nelson, one of Johnson's successors as editor of the Spectator, a Tory rag, didn't have a whole lot nice to say about the PM.

 

[stavros]

With around 30 hours to go 'til filming will there be a government representative left to be on tomorrow's programme?

 

[hash tag]

Question Time will be fun tonight. Not. Might mive it a miss. Tim Stanley

Fiona Bruce presents an hour of topical debate from Barnsley, South Yorkshire. On the panel: Dehenna Davison, elected in 2019 as the first Conservative MP for Bishop Auckland; Labour’s shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson MP; musician Winston Marshall, former member of Mumford & Sons; Alastair Campbell, one of the architects of New Labour; and Tim Stanley, journalist and Daily Telegraph columnist.

 

[ska invita]

; musician Winston Marshall, former member of Mumford & Sons;

jesus he's the prick who was lauding Andy Ngo particularly regarding his anti anti-fascist stance in the US.
Great choice for question time, well done all at the BBC, taxpayer money well spent, and really adding to the political balance on the panel

Mumford and Sons' Winston Marshall praises right-wing agitator Andy Ngo

Mumford and Sons banjoist Winston Marshall took to social media on Saturday to laud noted right-wing agitator Andy Ngo as a "brave man" and congratulate him on publishing a book about ANTIFA's "radical plan to destroy democracy."

consequence.net

Mumford and Sons banjoist Winston Marshall took to social media on Saturday to laud noted right-wing agitator Andy Ngo as a “brave man” and congratulate him on publishing a book about ANTIFA’s “radical plan to destroy democracy.”

"banjoist"

 

[stavros]

I really hope they let Campbell go full Tucker on the whole situation.

Get Frankie Boyle in to guest host it.

 

[belboid]

jesus he's the prick who was lauding Andy Ngo particularly regarding his anti anti-fascist stance in the US.
Great choice for question time, well done all at the BBC, taxpayer money well spent, and really adding to the political balance on the panel

Mumford and Sons' Winston Marshall praises right-wing agitator Andy Ngo

Mumford and Sons banjoist Winston Marshall took to social media on Saturday to laud noted right-wing agitator Andy Ngo as a "brave man" and congratulate him on publishing a book about ANTIFA's "radical plan to destroy democracy."

consequence.net

"banjoist"

He must be on as the only government supporter

 

[Raheem]

Tim Stanley: "I'm absolutely not part of the political class. I'm an outsider. In fact, the only time I ever stood for parliament, it was for the Labour Party."

 

[tim]

Barnsley seems rather less Tory than last week's venue. That musician is a cunt as is Campbell and all the rest of them.

 

[Calamity1971]

Gammon. ' Boris needs his legs slapping,
he's a naughty boy'.
FUCK OFF.

 

[krtek a houby]

jesus he's the prick who was lauding Andy Ngo particularly regarding his anti anti-fascist stance in the US.
Great choice for question time, well done all at the BBC, taxpayer money well spent, and really adding to the political balance on the panel

Mumford and Sons' Winston Marshall praises right-wing agitator Andy Ngo

Mumford and Sons banjoist Winston Marshall took to social media on Saturday to laud noted right-wing agitator Andy Ngo as a "brave man" and congratulate him on publishing a book about ANTIFA's "radical plan to destroy democracy."

consequence.net

"banjoist"

Anti antifa is fa
Hope the cunt gets mugged in hospitality

 

[stavros]

Mogg was on Any Questions? last week, in a part of Dorset which sounded very anti-Johnson. He managed to get everyone to agree with him by saying Johnson had been an "outstanding" PM.

 

[Petcha]

Considering the week that has been - this is a pretty weak lineup.

Fiona Bruce presents the topical debate from Torquay. Her panellists are former Conservative Party Vice Chair for Youth Bim Afolami MP, Chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Standards and Privileges Chris Bryant MP, President of the National Farmers' Union of England and Wales Minette Batters, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union Mary Bousted and Assistant Comment Editor at the Daily Telegraph Olivia Utley

 

[stavros]

They appear to have junked the opening episode of the new series tonight. Shame really, because I was hoping for an opening question of, "What's been your highlight of box-staring this week?".

 

[stavros]

So it is back tonight, with:

Brendan Clarke-Smith (Tory)
Wes Streeting (Labour)
Layla Moran (Lib Dems)
Gerard Lyons (economist)
Claire Fox (nutter)

 

[Calamity1971]

Wes streeting. ' it's like sending an arsonist to put out a fire'.
My mate said what so funny about that. He's currently down a twitter hole.

 

[Jeff Robinson]

So it is back tonight, with:

Brendan Clarke-Smith (Tory)
Wes Streeting (Labour)
Layla Moran (Lib Dems)
Gerard Lyons (economist)
Claire Fox (nutter)

Watched this for some reason. The Tory was a fucking moron as expected. Literally didn’t know his ABC’s.

The economist was exactly the sort of Quisling piece of shit you’d expect from the profession. He patronisingly suggested that the reason the public were fed up was because the government hadn’t done a good enough job at communicating how brilliant their energy policies are.

Fox dolled out her usual rent-a-gob mediocre, inarticulate hackery, railing against the lockdown and climate science. She also weirdly asserted that the cross party consensus on achieving net zero emissions was “undemocratic” because… she disagreed with it? What a piss stain.

 

[hash tag]

Wes streeting. ' it's like sending an arsonist to put out a fire'.
My mate said what so funny about that. He's currently down a twitter hole.

I have heard that arsonist quip somewhere else quite recently; so unoriginal

 

[stavros]

Fox dolled out her usual rent-a-gob mediocre, inarticulate hackery, railing against the lockdown and climate science. She also weirdly asserted that the cross party consensus on achieving net zero emissions was “undemocratic” because… she disagreed with it? What a piss stain.

Yes, she took all of five seconds to turn a question about the current cost of living into a rant about lockdowns two years ago.

And "undemocratic" is a strange criticism from someone who sits in the House of Lords.

 

[Jeff Robinson]

Yes, she took all of five seconds to turn a question about the current cost of living into a rant about lockdowns two years ago.

And "undemocratic" is a strange criticism from someone who sits in the House of Lords.

Claim's she's an entryist - undermining it from within. LOL

 

[stavros]

Claim's she's an entryist - undermining it from within. LOL

That was Paddy Pantsdown's excuse as well, wasn't it? Smashing the system from within.