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Question Time open thread

By Alex Foster | Thu 27th November 2008 - 10:15 pm

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Question Time is live from Basildon tonight with a panel comprising Secretary of State for International Development Douglas Alexander, Conservative shadow chancellor George Osborne, Liberal Democrat peer Rabbi Julia Neuberger, Plaid Cymru MP Adam Price and chief executive of Sainsbury’s Justin King.

Feel free to let us know your thoughts on how the evening pans out in the comments below. Don’t get angry, get commenting!

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3 Comments

Phil Hutty 27th Nov '08 - 10:58pm

the thing is 2 1/2% off won’t encourage everyone to start shopping!!! i mean if you walked by a shop with 2 1/2% off in the shop window would you go in ? this will only put loose change in your pocket not enough to make a difference … and with the knowledge we have to pay it back…. what a stupid idea
Jennie 27th Nov '08 - 11:26pm

Julia is ace, isn’t she?
Thomas Hemsley 28th Nov '08 - 7:38am

I’ve never actually heard Julia Neuberger speak, but she was really excellent.

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