Yikes. Not quite sure what’s the most surprising from the interview I’ve just watched. The good joke from Gordon Brown about Peter Mandelson or the collapse of David Cameron, who asks for the interview to stop, turns to his minder off camera and asks for a different style of questioning.
Watch the interview here.
And no sniggering at the back when the Prime Minister pauses during his first answer.
(More also on this interview in a Channel 4 News report.)
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Let’s not forget the interview with Nick Clegg, who remembers that bisexuals exist! And if you pick up tomorrow’s Gay Times, look out for the Liberal Democrat advert on the page opposite the election coverage section – designed, paid for and published by DELGA who are praised by NIck in his interview!
If you like the advert, you can obtain DELGA postcards with the artwork and a message about the party’s record on equality, for distribution in your local gay bars, LGBT resource centres etc. – just drop us an e-mail!
Also no sniggering please at the latest MORI poll, which shows the Tories with a smaller percentage than Labour achieved in 2005, and their lowest rating for two and a half years.
Any more of this and Cameron will be attracting the sympathy normally reserved for the underdog …
Ow, yes, Cameron does look very uncomfortable there; suspect partially because it’s a bit of a strange interview format, but even so.