Lib Dem party president and two-time leadership contender Simon Hughes is one of the panellists on tonight’s Question Time (broadcast on BBC1 and online from 10.35 pm GMT).
The panel will also include the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Hazel Blears, the Conservative shadow minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude, the chief executive of the Royal Opera House Tony Hall and the journalist and writer Cristina Odone.
So, if you want to sound-off as you watch, please feel free to use the comments thread.
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Hazel Blears makes me feel sick
Yep, she brings to mind a deranged poodle for me
Um what is that bloke who reckons Boris gives straight answers on?
Hazel keeps saying that she is “hearing” what the audience says. Perhaps she should start listening…
Find more oil in the North Sea ..errr there’s a long term sustainable strategy from the Government…
With oil prices at £135 a barrel oil companies wouldn’t already be doing that if it was there to be found would they?
Watching Francis Maude on BBC Question Time last night had me seething as I realised what is going on with the Tories.
While we LibDems publish a raft costed policies and then use opposition day to fight our policy corner and educate parliament, the Tories are abandoning a vast number of people who are suffering NOW due to high oil prices, high food prices and government over-spending.
Maude said that they don’t need policies until the next general election. It is a disgusting approach to government: they say they can be trusted and have answers, and yet will not say what those answers are, leaving millions to suffer when they could instead make an effort to get those policies through government.
Right now, the country needs answers, and they are putting their desperation to win the next election ahead of ending the suffering of millions of people. To sit there gloating as the economy fails, people lose their jobs and get homes repossessed is, frankly, evil. They should be ashamed.