QT 22:45 27th Sept is from Bishop Auckland.
Hosted by David Dimbleby. Panelists are:
Jacob Rees-Mogg MP -
Conservatve, Chair of the European Research Group, Pro Brexit
Jacob Rees-Mogg - Wikipedia
Ian Lavery MP -
Labour (
Far left, Corbynist) -
Former Trade Union leader [He was perceived by many in the NUM as "the natural successor to
Arthur Scargill"] Did he break the rules or all the incidents misunderstandings?
Ian Lavery - Wikipedia
Rod Liddle - Journalist -
Labour (suspended) - Was a
Socialist Worker, CND, LSE but voted Conservative in 2017. Troubled past with BBC. Has ruffled a few feathers. Hot tempered? Seems confused and unsettled. Will he be impartial tonight?
Rod Liddle - Wikipedia
Ayesha Hazarika - "Scottish comedian, broadcaster, political commentator, and former political adviser to senior
Labour Party politicians [Harriet Harman and Ed Milliband, others]
Describes herself as a moderate.
{Edited to note, I subsequently noticed the lineup was also on Guido's site. Note the comment below:
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Polly Mackenzie -
Lib Dem Policy adviser, coalition special adviser, CE of Demos - cross party think tank.
Demos - sounds almost like demonstration..
"
Demos was founded in 1993 by former
Marxism Today editor
Martin Jacques, and
Geoff Mulgan, who became its first director. It was formed in response to what Mulgan, Jacques and others saw as a crisis in politics in Britain, with voter engagement in decline and political institutions unable in their view to adapt to major social changes. Demos was conceived as a network of networks which could draw together different sources of ideas and expertise to improve public policy.
[2]" Demos (UK think tank) - Wikipedia
The aims sound altruistic enough but the founders background in Marxism, which happens to also have followers from various parties...
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This Week has a good line up at 23:45
Andrew Neil hosts.
Michael Portillo
Alan Johnson
Kate Andrews
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