QT tonight: Will you be tuning in?

[KentPhilip]

I'm in the Netherlands and can't get BBC iPlayer. No Sky either.
Are there any dodgy websites where I can stream it from? Only want the audio really. (I don't think it is on Radio 4 either).

[Churchill]

I'm in the Netherlands and can't get BBC iPlayer. No Sky either.
Are there any dodgy websites where I can stream it from? Only want the audio really. (I don't think it is on Radio 4 either).

It's nae for foreigners, bugger off!

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I'm in the Netherlands and can't get BBC iPlayer. No Sky either.
Are there any dodgy websites where I can stream it from? Only want the audio really. (I don't think it is on Radio 4 either).

Radio 5 is broadcasting it if that's any help.

[Zippy]

I think the attention has gone to his head, and he's so wrapped up in all the controversy he'll make a fool of himself big time on QT.

I hope so O Owlish one, but he's not an idiot. I just hope the other panellists are on top form.

[Shimano105]

All these that are trying to prevent a legal political party from having an opinion voiced sound.... a bit fascist to me.

You may not like their views but, unless they are outlawed, then they are entitled to them?

Can we not be trusted to make our own minds up or do we need censorship for our own good?

What is everyone afraid of, do they not trust the public to be able to make the right decision at election time?

I think that what people are trying to enforce on us is much scarier than a far-right political party being allowed to show itself up on tv.

[Zippy]

All these that are trying to prevent a legal political party from having an opinion voiced sound.... a bit fascist to me.

You may not like their views but, unless they are outlawed, then they are entitled to them?

Can we not be trusted to make our own minds up or do we need censorship for our own good?

What is everyone afraid of, do they not trust the public to be able to make the right decision at election time?

I think that what people are trying to enforce on us is much scarier than a far-right political party being allowed to show itself up on tv.

The BNP have the right to make their views known, the protesters have the right to object.
We already have censorship and it would be a lot worse if that shower got in.

[KentPhilip]

Radio 5 is broadcasting it if that's any help.

Ah Coool

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00nbwbh

Time to enjoy a bit of facist listening. Seig Heil mein Führer!

[minestrone]

While he is no doubt quite good as a speaker to a crowd he is pretty terrible in a debating/interview situation, probably because he has had little practice of it.

He will struggle tonight as they will all be going in for the kill.

[TimberWolf]

Excluding the remote possibility of the BNP actually getting into power after the next election, would a member or two in parliament not help keep the other parties on their toes a bit?

[BrilloPad]

I hope I can stay up : if I cant make it I will video it.