#bbcquestiontime

Andrew Neil on #bbcquestiontime says, "I would ban uniforms on demonstrations." It has actually been illegal since 1936 to do this. He goes on to say he hated it when Black Lives Matter wore balaclavas Some BLM protesters choose to wear balaclavas or face coverings for practical reasons. These include protecting their anonymity from digital surveillance, guarding against tear gas, and maintaining personal privacy during public demonstrations. Every second week, there were protests in central London. If you want to protest, I want to see your face as well. Bit of a non seq in his argument there. He then goes on to say. "The last people you should be listening to is the Tories. They had an immigration pattern named after them: The Boris Wave. The fact of the matter is that by-election the end of the year, net migration will be 170,000, not a million."

Ash Sarkar On #BbcQuestionTime explains that there are "140 job applicants for every job advertised ... and all we are doing is creating a narrative that they have got something to be ashamed of."

Jonathan Reynolds says to #HelenWhately on #BbcQuestionTime "You can tell how old you are by the number of times the Conservative Party has announced this policy (of benefits cards) The reason it isn't applied is because there is simply no evidence that the unemployed spend their money on fags and booze. It will never happen, and frankly, it is just a way of you saying you don't like poor people." He is applauded. Helen squirms.

Caroline Lucas explains on #BbcQuestionTime that "3,000 ppl died prematurely because of the summer heatwaves. I was gobsmacked when #Burnham organised this Cobra meeting and only asked for a ban on disposable barbecues." She then goes on to say, "The fact they have not made an announcement about #Rosebank and #Jackdaw before the by-election of Holborn and St Pancras is incredibly telling"

Caroline Lucas says on #BbcQuestionTime says, "Yes, the £72 million pound donation to #Reform is a threat to British democracy. Up for sale to the highest bidder. Reform wants us to believe these donations are made out of patriotism, but it is really quite an odd patriotism when one is a tax exile in Thailand and the other in Hong Kong. We need to have a cap on donations.