Question Time tonight

[Sirena]

I've underestimated Norwich...

Norwich is refreshingly partisan....

 

[Ax^]

0.7 percent of the GDP not being spent on public service's is what some people are annoyed about


i believe their is a slight bigger issue with running public services into the ground....

hey ho

 

[Ax^]

who is this cunt

 

[William of Walworth]

Not watching, I'm at the PC next door from our TV room. Can hear it though. Kicking off!

 

[weltweit]

Priti Patel saying they are defending the savings of the elderly? Yea right!!

 

[pesh]

they are. from their children.

 

[Jeff Robinson]

Enjoyed seeing that Tory boy vermin in the audience battered to death.

 

[rekil]

A brave PD provocateur apparently. The private schools being for "the bwightest and the best" repetition worked a treat and he got the mad bulging eyes just right.

 

[Who PhD]

 

[Ax^]

And the low wages

Which will come with the hard exit

 

[Jeff Robinson]

A brave PD provocateur apparently. The private schools being for "the bwightest and the best" repetition worked a treat and he got the mad bulging eyes just right.

sterling work as ever comrades ️

 

[Pickman's model]

yeh from a woman who has never done a stroke of work in her life.

 

[stavros]

A golden opportunity was missed to ask the panel what they thought of the pedestrianisation of Norwich city centre.

 

[seventh bullet]

Another corpse to be used as street ornamentation.

 

[stavros]

It was a bit disappointing that Dimbleby didn't allow scrutiny of Moore's apparent denial of climate science. It's an issue that's unlikely to have much attention at all beyond lip service in this campaign, so it'd be good to venture beyond the usual fair of Brexit, Scotland, NHS, Syria and Trump.

 

[killer b]

Wouldn't normally bother, but i reckon Barry Gardiner vs David Davis tonight might be fun...

 

[J Ed]

Wouldn't normally bother, but i reckon Barry Gardiner vs David Davis tonight might be fun...

Gardiner is a v good speaker, I hav to admit that until this year I had never even heard of the man.

 

[killer b]

Not until about a month ago here! I've got a crush on him now tho

 

[The Pale King]

The Gardiner always...composts (his opponents).

The Gardiner always...decks (his opponents/outdoor spaces).

The Gardiner always mows down (his opponents/daisies).

/It's been a long day

 

[killer b]

Corbo's Lenin has always lacked his Stalin. The universe has provided.

 

[Who PhD]

Gardiner is a v good speaker, I hav to admit that until this year I had never even heard of the man.

His voice is soothing. I love to hear him pronounce breakfast. It's electoral AMSR!

 

[mather]

Well if she likes it so much why doesn't she do us all a favour and fuck off there, oh wait I forgot, one rule for us and one rule for them.

 

[killer b]

It was the usual brexit shitshow in the end. Wish I'd taken my own recent advice and not bothered.

 

[danny la rouge]

I didn't watch, as usual. But I see from social media that your* team's representative handed everyone else their arses.



*varies.

 

[Kaka Tim]

Decided to watch QT. It was dull. They were all quite shit. Lots of arguing about tariffs and stats percentages of trade with new zealand. Audience were very quiet. UKIP women got booed at one point.

 

[Idris2002]

The Gardiner always...composts (his opponents).

The Gardiner always...decks (his opponents/outdoor spaces).

The Gardiner always mows down (his opponents/daisies).

/It's been a long day

Sounds like Edward Woodward should play him in the movie.

 

[Who PhD]

Barry Gardiner can't have pie without cool whip

 

[stavros]

How long before broadcast is QT filmed? I ask because it was obviously before Trump made his announcement.

 

[Orang Utan]

How long before broadcast is QT filmed? I ask because it was obviously before Trump made his announcement.

I think this one's live, as it's normally recorded at 20.30

 

[bmd]

She should have stuck to her guns about not going on a tv debate. Astonishingly bad.