Mark Pack to appear on Question Time as @BBCExtraGuest

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Mark Pack to appear on Question Time as @BBCExtraGuest

By Stephen Tall | Wed 13th February 2013 - 4:15 pm

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Congratulations and good luck to Mark Pack, my co-editor here for another fortnight, who’s in the virtual hot-seat as this week’s @BBCExtraGuest, tweeting opinions and answering questions before and during this week’s edition of BBC1’s Question Time (Thursday, 10.35 pm):

Full panel this week – Maria Miller, @marycreagh_mp, @susankramer, @georgegalloway, @frasernelson and @bbcextraguest @markpack. #bbcqt

— BBC Question Time (@bbcquestiontime) February 13, 2013

You’ll be able to follow Mark’s tweets as @BBCExtraGuest here.

Congratulations, too, to Lib Dem blogger Richard Morris, whose open letter maybe reminded the BBC that Lib Dems do exist on Twitter.

And with Baroness (Susan) Kramer on the televised panel, that means there will be two Lib Dem representatives out of six. It’s feast or famine on Question Time…

* Stephen was Editor (and Co-Editor) of Liberal Democrat Voice from 2007 to 2015, and writes at The Collected Stephen Tall.

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