Slightly diferent take on last nighs debate...

[R1Geezer]

Did anyone else think that Alistair Stewart was presenting/refereeing like it was an episode of "Police Camera Action"? I was expecting and infrared view from a Helicopter at one point! "Brown abandons his vehicle.....now on foot, no escape from the eye in the sky.....", LMAO!

[Gromit]

I can't stand Alistair Stewart and don't like 'Police camera Action', but I thought he did very well last night. He kept order and it was very fair.

Next week's SKY Debate should have Frankie Boyle as guest presenter.

[Ric.ror]

I did not know it was on Sky - thats a disgrace what about those poor folks that don't have Sky - it wont be the same on the radio

[anotheoldgit]

Whilst having nothing to do with the chairmanship of last night's debate.

I did notice that Nick Clegg was wearing a yellow tie (Lib Dem's colour), David Cameron wore a blue tie (Conservative's colour), but Gordon Brown's tie instead of being red (Labour's colour) it was pink????????

Is that what's meant by being a "Pinko" or was he appealing for the Gay vote?

[Gromit]

Ric.ror

It is on the SKY News channel which is on Freeview. Everyone can get it and watch.

[anotheoldgit]

I presume it will be on Sky news, available to anyone on free-view.

[Gromit]

AOG

It was to secret code only to be picked up on by to closet homosexualists - well spotted.

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[dundurn]

Gromit - Freeview is not nationally available. There are numerous issues with local reception which mean that individual houses find reception poor or non-existent. There are also issues with areas such as Milton Keynes where an early cable system transmits piped TV to the majority of houses. Unfortunately, without an external aerial (prohibited by covenant for most residents) you can't get Freeview.

[Gromit]

dundurn

Milton Keynes has never sounded so appealing.