by Englishman 21 Replies latest jw friends
Today, at Prime Ministers Questions, the Leader of the Oppostion Michael Howard, had Tony Blair squirming as he repeatedly asked him about the death of weapons expert David Kelly.
This took place in front of millions of TV watchers earlier today, and is well worth watching here:
Just click onto "Prime Ministers Questions", if you don't want to watch the whole session you can select "Hutton Enquiry". The quality is very good. Don't miss it, the entertainment value is priceless.
Englishman.
Michael Howard is getting his revenge for the time when that guy from the BBC2 Newsnight program asked Howard about 12-14 times within 5 minutes about a person -- a prison governor or something when Howard was in the previous government 1996/1997?
Howard is certainly more of an opponent for Old Tony than either IDS or William Hague - we can get Prime Ministers questions on C-SPAN Channel in the USA
Yep, I reckon!
I just love it when Parliament boo's and heckles it's own members, what a bunch of hooligans!
Englishman.
Bummer, I can't find it there, it might have been switched by now.
It's still there, Amac. Bottom right hand side in a green box. Once you're there, no need to watch the whole half hour, just select the relevant bit about the Hutton enquiry, it's on the left of the page this time. Only broadband I think though.
Englishman.
I must be a retard...I don't see a green box. I get directed to this page from your link http://news.bbc.co.uk/narrowband/static/audio_video/avconsole/ukfs/f_news_console.stm
but I don't see anything pertaining to it. Oh well, no big deal.
I'll have to catch that tonite on the satellite. I watch the "House of Commons" show every once in a while.... very interesting and soooo different from our Congress where no one shows up except those on camera.
Thanks Euph! What a hoot! I love it! I'm going to have to watch the House of Commons more often. You know, if England didn't have such piss poor weather I'd definitely move there. Much more my liking.
I don't feel like watching the whole thing, however... can you tell me what time marker the Hutton Enquiry is at, Englishman?
It's about 6 or 7 minutes into the programme. Go to cspan.org and search for "prime minister's questions."
Englishman.
