BBC Question Time: open thread

‘Our Shirl’, Baroness Williams of Crosby, is the Lib Dem representative on tonight’s BBC Question Time (BBC1 and online, 10.35 pm GMT), – a perpetual favourite of the QT producers, and always guaranteed to give a virtuoso performance.

Shirley will be appearing alongside Labour’s Housing Minister Margaret Beckett (still there, after all these years), the Conservative shadow secretary for culture, media and sport (and rhyming slang) Jeremy Hunt, TV commentator, Sun wine columnist (yes, really) and former England rugby player Brian Moore, and associate editor of the Telegraph Simon Heffer (who vies with Peter Hitchens for the title of most humourless right-wing nutjob).

If you’re tuning in to watch, remember: don’t get angry, get commenting.

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16 Comments

  • Kat Dadswell 13th Nov '08 - 10:41pm

    Simon Heffer hasn’t even spoken yet and I already feel angry with him.

  • Alun Williams 13th Nov '08 - 10:51pm

    I am waiting for the question on the EU ruling on vegetables and watch Shirley and Simon have a good ole knuckle fight.

  • Hywel Morgan 13th Nov '08 - 10:54pm

    Is it me of does Simon Heffer bear a passing resemblance to Victor Crosby, one time contendor of Alan B’stards’s crown of Most Right Wing Tory.
    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=yuemCJGtbbA

  • Thomas Hemsley 13th Nov '08 - 11:02pm

    Note the clapometer went off the scale when Shirley Williams mentioned tax cuts. Lost Prime Minister alert! 😉

  • Hywel Morgan 13th Nov '08 - 11:03pm

    If you really want the panel (well 1/5th) to combust ask a question about crooked feeds at scrums 🙂

  • shirl low tackles Brian.
    Its an up and under !!!

  • Kat Dadswell 13th Nov '08 - 11:31pm

    Rugby bloke’s a bit harsh isn’t he…

  • Alun – looks like you are out of luck !!

  • Good suggestion Shirl about community service – cleaning up the vomit!

    Could I comment the New Zealand approach – up to $NZ 10,000 penalty on a licensee that allows a person to get drunk on their premises ( about £3000 )

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