Any Questions does it again: no Lib Dem this week

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Any Questions does it again: no Lib Dem this week

By Mark Pack | Wed 17th March 2010 - 10:20 pm

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Yup, Any Questions has done it again with this week’s panel featuring a Tory MP, a Labour MP, a right-wing pundit and a Green candidate – but no Liberal Democrat. Details of how to lodge your complaint with the BBC here.

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5 Comments

Jo 17th Mar '10 - 10:40pm

And a Green MEP also…if you want to waste your time complaining make sure you add Monty Don to your flowery list of Lib Dem hate…
David Allen 17th Mar '10 - 11:22pm

It’s about time they had a Green, to be fair. The problem is 2 Tories and fellow-travellers every time, 1 Labour, about half a Lib Dem!
leekliberal 18th Mar '10 - 9:42am

Jo
I have just put in my complaint to the Beeb! Thanks for goading me into action!
roger 18th Mar '10 - 10:23am

On the last occasion I complained I was very specific as Mark suggested. I received no reply.
Don Harrison 25th Mar '10 - 5:24pm

We are fighting the Con Party, the other con party the labour party as well as the media

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