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BBC left hand, meet BBC right hand

By Mark Pack | Fri 23rd May 2008 - 10:53 pm

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Two journalists, talking on different TV news programs, Friday 23rd May. One says he can’t find any signs of a plot to oust Gordon Brown. The other says that people are already plotting, with talk of gathering signatures and names of possible candidates.

A mite unfortunate really for the BBC’s reputation that I saw these two reports within 90 minutes of each other, one being Nick Robinson on BBC News 24 and the one being BBC2’s Newsnight. Perhaps the Newsnight team could point Nick in the direction of the plot 🙂

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One Comment

Chris Paul 24th May '08 - 1:07am

That Graham Stringer – he’s a card – he wants a leadership contest; oh yes he does. Clearly should be PM himself.

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