Question Time?

[poodicat]

Does anyone regularly watch this?

[ELVIS68]

Nope

[poodicat]

Got the tail of it tonight when the chappie from stevenage said that he had advertised a cleaning job and the majority couldnt speak english out of 200 replies

[123everton]

Yes

[poodicat]

We have add to employ banking staff due to short staffing,we have a polish girl who is a qualified nurse but cant practiise in this country as her qualfication isnt regonised here,her husband has serious heart issues which this country is funding,we have taken her on as she is a good worker,we have had kenyan,indian,and czech which are employed by a agency most have degrees but havent a scoobie about care and our countries policies

[ELVIS68]

I did a car boot sale in Stevenage a few weeks ago and it was full of eastern europeans who want everything for 20p

Watching them walk past spitting and snotting all over the place...the dirty bastads

I thought Harlow was bad but Stevenage is worse

[saxy_jag]

Only when Dimbleby's got some lying politician by the throat - so most weeks at the moment.

[anotheoldgit]

I try to, but I am finding it very difficult not to fall asleep lately, it is getting so boring.

The audiences are almost like cardboard cut-outs, with a few live persons to ask the vetted questions.

The panel is not much different, I have seen Littlejohn on past Question Times, and he has been in there from the start, but Thursday he seemed as if he had been subdued in some way.

[Henkle]

No, I last watched it out of idle curiosity when Nick Griffin was on.

[boxtops]

I usually watch it but I missed it last week - I think it's going to get tedious as the election comes up. I can't always understand the reason for inviting some of the guests - Carol Vorderman ?