BBC Question Time: open thread

Sarah Teather, Lib Dem Shadow Secretary for Innovation, Universities and Skills, is one of the panellists on tonight’s edition of Question Time (broadcast on BBC1 and online from 10.35 pm GMT).

She’ll be alongside Minister of State for Employment Caroline Flint, Conservative Shadow Secretary for Business Alan Duncan, UKIP leader Nigel Farage and businessman Paul Myners.

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

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34 Comments

  • Quite a lot of applause for Farage’s prediction that Gordon Brown won’t lead Labour at the next election.

  • Flint has confidence in everyone! No one’s done anything wrong! Thank God, I was starting to worry…

  • She’s saying everyone should do things calmly, but she’s shouting at the top of her voice

  • I was told I was being paranoid last time I pointed this out, but …..

    once more DD’s order of speakers is ….

    Tory, Labour, UKIP (!), non-politician, member of public ….. and then Lib Dem.

    Has he got it in for us ?????

  • In a situation like this, with Labour in such disarray, DD is wise to let the hapless govt minister talk as much as possible … and sink deeper and deeper and deeper …

  • Yeah, slap down Leeds Utd! Never waste an opportunity

  • Andrew Duffield 29th Nov '07 - 11:02pm

    I seem to recall Chancellor Brown announcing the end of Boom-Bust. Somewhat ironic that he now presides as PM on the cusp of a recession of his own making. Britain’s economic growth has been fuelled by unbridled credit, massive private and public debt and unsustainable speculation in landed property. I don’t understand why anyone still rates him as a successful Chancellor!

  • Rambling Sudan answer from Teather. How many paragraphs was that?

  • Andrew Duffield 29th Nov '07 - 11:10pm

    Some entrepreneurial type should start flogging (no pun intended) key ring sized bears called Mohammed to raise money for the real forgotten victims of the Sudanese regime, currently camping in Darfur.

  • Paul Myners surprisingly being a textbook liberal on the Oxford Union debate issue.

  • DD neatly reminding us that Morrissey lives in Rome.

  • Andrew Duffield 29th Nov '07 - 11:28pm

    Is Morrisey not a mongrel like the rest of us?

  • Overall I thought Sarah, Myners and Duncan were good, Flint & Farage poor.

  • 31: Yawn.

  • what is the song called that question time used in there advert,Bit of the point but im going mad looking for it.

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