BBC Question Time: open thread

Former Liberal leader Lord Steel is one of the panellists on tonight’s edition of Question Time (broadcast on BBC1 and online from 10.35 pm GMT).

He’ll be alongside Scotland’s Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP, Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander, Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie, and David Aaronovitch columnist for The Times.

If you’re watching, and want to sound-off, please feel free to use the comments thread.

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13 Comments

  • Man, Christmas at the Alexander household must be a boring, boring day

  • Ah, it seems I’m the only one here. And even I might give up, it’s so dull.

  • Come to this late but impressed by a couple of points made

    David Aaronovitch saying the Huhne/Clegg spat was good because was about policy and that’s what political debate should be about

    Man in audience saying at least we were electing our leader unlike Labour

    Annabel Goldie pointing out that the current row over funding to Scotland is being misrepresented by English media; perhaps she should have a word with her Tory colleagues south of the border

  • They’re all Davids tonight… Aaronovitch claiming English voters want tuition fees and don’t want free social care cos that’s what we voted for. And has now gone on to defend extending detention without charge or trial. He sounds like an on-message Labour MP not a journo.

  • Steel being sound and applauded on detention.

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