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General Election 2017 | Cabinet reshuffle: Hunt re-appointed Health Secretary for record third time
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Welshie's accent is growing on me, if I close my eyes I'm getting strangely turned on to be honest. It's a bit worrying really.
Spitting image would have destroyed Faron.
In fairness she does need to wait for the text message telling her what to say.
This is the BBC remember, Tory bias.
Hahaha, nice one Farron.
Farron . Theresa May did well to avoid this though, as bad as it looked tonight.
. Theresa May did well to avoid this though, as bad as it looked tonight.I have never heard any politician talk down this country as much as Corbyn does.
fair point thier Rudd, these guys didnt do themselves any favours if it is a hung parliment
Amber Rudd benefited from going last there. Came across well throughout.
No one wanted to shake hands with Nuttall.
Odds on Rudd replacing May?
Because for most life is a day to day struggle.
Had to laugh at Farron jumping straight into the audience to shake hands while everyone else stayed on stage. He really is a bit odd.
For me Corbyn won that .But it was a knock about . And it will be seen as entertainment
Lucas and Robertson were most effective I thought, May would definitely have come across worse than Rudd but not being there is going to cut through a lot.
I bet he hasn't even had a crywank whilst listening to the national anthem, the trot.
Angus Robertson's little hop down the stage to shake hands with the audience was as amusing as his beeline to go shake hands with literally everyone other than him. Or was that Farron, idk.
Sun's live debate updates:
BBC Election Debate 2017 live updates – Jeremy Corbyn slammed by Amber Rudd for ‘chilling’ record of voting AGAINST anti-terror laws
Weird. I thought he hit back saying May also opposed anti-terror legislation but there doesn't seem to be any mention of that so guess it didn't happen.
Bake off, that was amazing.Good showing by Corbyn, Lucas, Robertson, and at times Farron. Wood was weak, Rudd looked like an evil ventriloquists dummy and Nuttal just confirmed he's a massive cnut.
I missed bits of that but, from what I saw/heard, I have to say I was disappointed that Corbyn didn't do better. Not really his format. Some difficult questions can't adequately be answered in brief. Lucas and Robertson did better, imo. Farron did surprisingly well.
yeah i tend to agree, but all depends on the veiwing figures and the way its spun.Farron
If people tuned out early becuase the squabbling was annoying then May will do well out of this, if people stuck it out the last 5 mins of lets lay into may will do her some harm.
to be honest it probably hasn't made much difference at all
Would rather him talk it down than run it down like the evil cnuts in power now.
Sorry Damien, this fact didn't make it through the 'they're ditching Leveson 2' filter.
Yeah I've been calling her rotten for missing it and laughing along with the jibes but she knew full well it'd be less damaging this way for any incumbent, but particularly for her as she's not got half Cameron's presentability.
he did, i thought he defintly game out on top in that exchange..... don't you love spin
He really should have brought the Leveson 2 up and explained to the public why the media is so intent on getting May elected. Maybe he did I missed half of it.
Emily Thornberry battering Damien Green just now was good fun too.
I called the Tories going last as soon as she said 'random' draw. I have honestly lost faith in the BBC during this election. What a fecking joke. Thank god Farron said something.
Overall it's a massive win for May. Far too much fighting between parties. Why the feck were they not hammering May and the Tories with every sentence.
The questions were also awful - no NHS or Education. Only questions suited for the Tories, typical.
I sincerely hope Angus doesn't lose his seat, but I fear he will. It's a shame, because it looks like it will be the SNP in opposition yet again.
Overall it's a massive win for May. Far too much fighting between parties. Why the feck were they not hammering May and the Tories with every sentence.
The questions were also awful - no NHS or Education. Only questions suited for the Tories, typical.
I sincerely hope Angus doesn't lose his seat, but I fear he will. It's a shame, because it looks like it will be the SNP in opposition yet again.
Least he's happy to be seen in public in this country.
If I could be arsed I'd stand up and applaud this post.
I have to respectfully disagree with that, total own goal, she's dropped a bollock here.
yeah i agree with pretty much everything you've said,wasnt a well done debate was bsaically 80 mins of people shouting at each other over some terrible questions, then 5 mins of laying into may for not turning up, then the conservatives get the final word.....
I suppose corbyn had to take the gamble and go but i don't think it helped him much if at all
Think Labour can be reasonably pleased with their decision to send Corbyn. Don't think it did damage to him but the few that watched even five minutes of it have seen plenty of May bashing.
I agree. I hope people at home will be questioning Theresa's ability to lead this country.
I disagree. Rudd held her own against little attack. Was allowed to skip over questions she was asked, as other leaders were grilled by direct zingers from the mediator. People will also remember the 'coalition of chaos' line. Needed to see less disagreement from the Lab/Lib/SNP.