| BBC Question Time 20:25 - Dec 7 with 4846 views | Jackfath |
Any of our political animals in the audience tonight? |  |
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| BBC Question Time on 20:43 - Dec 7 with 3383 views | exiledclaseboy |
Is it in Abertawe? |  |
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| BBC Question Time on 20:49 - Dec 7 with 3369 views | MrSwerve |
| BBC Question Time on 20:43 - Dec 7 by exiledclaseboy |
Is it in Abertawe? |
Yep. |  |
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| BBC Question Time on 20:50 - Dec 7 with 3366 views | MrSwerve |
Any idea where? Brangwyn is the obvious one but I reckon they might do the 'great hall' at the new Swansea Uni campus... | |
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| BBC Question Time on 20:54 - Dec 7 with 3351 views | exiledclaseboy |
| BBC Question Time on 20:50 - Dec 7 by MrSwerve |
Any idea where? Brangwyn is the obvious one but I reckon they might do the 'great hall' at the new Swansea Uni campus... |
I went to a Question Time at the Brangwyn years ago. It was due to be a proper one but an election was called so it was changed to a “leader’s special” with Iuean Wyn Jones, who was Plaid Cymru leader at the time. Probably 2001 or 2005. 2001 most likely. | |
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| BBC Question Time on 20:57 - Dec 7 with 3333 views | longlostjack |
Is Huw Jenkins on the panel? |  |
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| BBC Question Time on 20:58 - Dec 7 with 3315 views | Darran |
| BBC Question Time on 20:57 - Dec 7 by longlostjack |
Is Huw Jenkins on the panel? |
Jenkin is on the panel. |  |
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| BBC Question Time on 21:05 - Dec 7 with 3314 views | longlostjack |
No Leanne. Trampie will have to make do with Charlotte. | |
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| N/A. on 22:05 - Dec 7 with 3232 views | Huw57 |
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| BBC Question Time on 22:48 - Dec 7 with 3174 views | Brynmill_Jack |
Richard Bacon is on the panel. |  |
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| BBC Question Time on 22:56 - Dec 7 with 3152 views | Darran |
Carl Heggs was supposed to be on tonight aswell but they thought it would devalue the show with Bacon and Heggs. | |
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| BBC Question Time on 10:24 - Dec 8 with 2980 views | Highjack |
I applied to go on the neath one but never got a call back. It was also disappointing that the application form only had "male or female" under gender which made me feel a bit discriminated against. Shame on the BBC. |  |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 11:19 - Dec 8 with 2941 views | pikeypaul |
| N/A. on 22:05 - Dec 7 by Huw57 |
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He has been on 3 times in the last 9 episodes
Swansea 7th December
Kilmarnock 2nd November
Belfast 12th October
They take him virtually everytime they go outside England.
It sums up the anti brexit BBC and its bias.The sooner the whole thing is scrapped the better. [Post edited 8 Dec 2017 11:20]
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 13:48 - Dec 8 with 2851 views | acejack3065 |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 11:19 - Dec 8 by pikeypaul |
He has been on 3 times in the last 9 episodes
Swansea 7th December
Kilmarnock 2nd November
Belfast 12th October
They take him virtually everytime they go outside England.
It sums up the anti brexit BBC and its bias.The sooner the whole thing is scrapped the better. [Post edited 8 Dec 2017 11:20]
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They have a labour representative on virtually every episode |  | | |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 14:14 - Dec 8 with 2831 views | Lohengrin |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 13:48 - Dec 8 by acejack3065 |
They have a labour representative on virtually every episode |
Talking of Labour representatives I take it you watched last night's episode, Ace, or were you in the studio audience? Owen Smith toward the start of the programme likened the DUP to "the back end of a pantomime horse," or words to that effect. Do you think that's the wisest thing for a Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary to have come out with? He's free to think it if he so chooses, he's free to think whatever he fancies, but it's pretty stupid for somebody in his position to insult Northern Ireland's largest party, don't you think? |  |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 14:39 - Dec 8 with 2806 views | acejack3065 |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 14:14 - Dec 8 by Lohengrin |
Talking of Labour representatives I take it you watched last night's episode, Ace, or were you in the studio audience? Owen Smith toward the start of the programme likened the DUP to "the back end of a pantomime horse," or words to that effect. Do you think that's the wisest thing for a Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary to have come out with? He's free to think it if he so chooses, he's free to think whatever he fancies, but it's pretty stupid for somebody in his position to insult Northern Ireland's largest party, don't you think? |
I haven't seen it as I don't usually watch it and I was at some office drinks last night anyway. I did apply for tickets when they held it in the Taliesin a few years back when I was at Uni.
I didn't see it so I couldn't comment on the context. If we are going with Pantomime horse analogies I'd have suggested that the "back end" is being rather stubborn and not cooperating with the front. I don't write speeches or construct metaphors for politicians though thankfully.
Owen Smith has got to have a working relationship with the DUP because of his position so he'd be foolish to say anything that jeopardises the effectiveness of it. Either way, I'm sure the DUP has been called worse by a lot more ferocious opponents than Owen Smith. | | | |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 14:57 - Dec 8 with 2784 views | Lohengrin |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 14:39 - Dec 8 by acejack3065 |
I haven't seen it as I don't usually watch it and I was at some office drinks last night anyway. I did apply for tickets when they held it in the Taliesin a few years back when I was at Uni.
I didn't see it so I couldn't comment on the context. If we are going with Pantomime horse analogies I'd have suggested that the "back end" is being rather stubborn and not cooperating with the front. I don't write speeches or construct metaphors for politicians though thankfully.
Owen Smith has got to have a working relationship with the DUP because of his position so he'd be foolish to say anything that jeopardises the effectiveness of it. Either way, I'm sure the DUP has been called worse by a lot more ferocious opponents than Owen Smith. |
Perhaps it was deliberate, Ace? Perhaps he just doesn't fancy the job? In that role he would have to, as you say, forge a working relationship with the DUP. This could be his way of asking to be reassigned?
The other thing he did last night about forty minutes in which had me laughing out loud was to criticise Trump for looking to make good on his election pledges. I mean, God forbid any of the UK parties should ever dream of doing such a thing! And politicians wonder why the public have such a jaundiced opinion of them!  | |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 15:04 - Dec 8 with 2773 views | acejack3065 |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 14:57 - Dec 8 by Lohengrin |
Perhaps it was deliberate, Ace? Perhaps he just doesn't fancy the job? In that role he would have to, as you say, forge a working relationship with the DUP. This could be his way of asking to be reassigned?
The other thing he did last night about forty minutes in which had me laughing out loud was to criticise Trump for looking to make good on his election pledges. I mean, God forbid any of the UK parties should ever dream of doing such a thing! And politicians wonder why the public have such a jaundiced opinion of them! |
No disrespect but who would want the Northern Ireland job right now? Good luck trying to organise leaving the EU and keep a soft border with Ireland!
I don't disagree with him on that one specific example, to be honest. The less campaign promises Trump keeps, the better. | | | |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 16:52 - Dec 8 with 2708 views | pikeypaul |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 13:48 - Dec 8 by acejack3065 |
They have a labour representative on virtually every episode |
We are all fully aware of that .
But the issue brought up is the “same” labour representative 3 times in 9 weeks and the
type he is. | |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 16:55 - Dec 8 with 2705 views | Lohengrin |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 15:04 - Dec 8 by acejack3065 |
No disrespect but who would want the Northern Ireland job right now? Good luck trying to organise leaving the EU and keep a soft border with Ireland!
I don't disagree with him on that one specific example, to be honest. The less campaign promises Trump keeps, the better. |
There are easier briefs, Ace. I'll certainly grant you that. | |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 17:02 - Dec 8 with 2691 views | Humpty |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 11:19 - Dec 8 by pikeypaul |
He has been on 3 times in the last 9 episodes
Swansea 7th December
Kilmarnock 2nd November
Belfast 12th October
They take him virtually everytime they go outside England.
It sums up the anti brexit BBC and its bias.The sooner the whole thing is scrapped the better. [Post edited 8 Dec 2017 11:20]
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Question Time should be scrapped because you disagree with one of the guests?
Bit snowflakey isn't it? |  | | |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 18:49 - Dec 8 with 2631 views | acejack3065 |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 17:02 - Dec 8 by Humpty |
Question Time should be scrapped because you disagree with one of the guests?
Bit snowflakey isn't it? |
More of a cuck surely?
Someone find him a safe space. | | | |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 19:02 - Dec 8 with 2619 views | longlostjack |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 11:19 - Dec 8 by pikeypaul |
He has been on 3 times in the last 9 episodes
Swansea 7th December
Kilmarnock 2nd November
Belfast 12th October
They take him virtually everytime they go outside England.
It sums up the anti brexit BBC and its bias.The sooner the whole thing is scrapped the better. [Post edited 8 Dec 2017 11:20]
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Remind me again why UKIP representatives are on so often and their not even their MP's - oh wait. | |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 19:32 - Dec 8 with 2595 views | pikeypaul |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 17:02 - Dec 8 by Humpty |
Question Time should be scrapped because you disagree with one of the guests?
Bit snowflakey isn't it? |
The BBC .
The way it’s funded is totally out of date , you have pensioners serving time for not paying the license fee but convicted rapists walking free. | |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 19:34 - Dec 8 with 2593 views | pikeypaul |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 19:02 - Dec 8 by longlostjack |
Remind me again why UKIP representatives are on so often and their not even their MP's - oh wait. |
What? The same one 3 times on 9 weeks.
Jog on you leftie clueless muppet. | |
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| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 19:41 - Dec 8 with 2588 views | Humpty |
| BBC Question Time (n/t) on 19:32 - Dec 8 by pikeypaul |
The BBC .
The way it’s funded is totally out of date , you have pensioners serving time for not paying the license fee but convicted rapists walking free. |
The BBC should be scrapped because pensioners are being imprisoned but rapists are walking free? | | | |
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