The Voice

Ming’s good day at PMQs

By | Wed 22nd November 2006 - 2:40 pm

BBC News reports that “The old Ming Campbell – and I mean that in the non-ageist sense – is back.”

More

Read more by or more about .
This entry was posted in News and PMQs.
Advert

3 Comments

  • hywelmorgan 22nd Nov '06 - 5:05pm

    He also appears to be the only person in the entire country to not yet offer a view on whether it should be Ashley Giles or Monty Panesar 🙂

  • Antony Hook Antony Hook 22nd Nov '06 - 10:14pm

    If I was neutral I would make a point of voting against politicians (or rather the increasing number of politicians) who use their position to talk about sport.

  • hywelmorgan 22nd Nov '06 - 11:05pm

    Depends on whether they are doing it from a position of knowledge or to look hip and with it.

    Eg John Major (on Cricket), Seb Coe, David Hinchcliffe (ex Wakefield MP and professional Rugby league player.

    Tony “I remember watching Jackie Milburn”* Blair however is another matter 🙂 It would have been amusing at the Ashes reception for a journalist to have asked Blair when he developed his interest in cricket and if he could explain – in reasonable detail – the operation of the LBW rule 🙂

    My comment was more a reflection of the fact that virtually everyone on FiveLive for the last 2 days has been offering a comment on the Giles/Panesar debate

    *Not actually true AIUI but still widely believed

Post a Comment

Lib Dem Voice welcomes comments from everyone but we ask you to be polite, to be on topic and to be who you say you are. You can read our comments policy in full here. Please respect it and all readers of the site.

To have your photo next to your comment please signup your email address with Gravatar.

Your email is never published. Required fields are marked *

*
*
Please complete the name of this site, Liberal Democrat ...?

Advert

Recent Comments

  • expats
    Council houses; 'no right to buy'!...
  • peter Wigley
    @Caractacus. Yes we need policies on all the things you mention but, we also need an easily recognisable identity: what is the party for? (Or maybe who is the p...
  • Margaret
    It's a few years ago now, but I remember having a problem with a car we had hired in Alaska, and having a long argument with a call-handler somewhere in the 'lo...
  • Caracatus
    The thing is we can have lower taxes (for most) and better public services. The madness of the lost war on drugs which cost billions. Sorting social care, th...
  • paul barker
    Can London build its way out of this crisis ? Londons population has gone up by more than half since the 90s & all the "Plans" are for it to go up more. Lo...