BBC need to learn rhe the meaning of impartiality

@helicoptergunship

13 күн бұрын

How were they partial?

@kiriakoz

13 күн бұрын

Give it a rest. This is the first time in months that they haven’t had someone from a shady right wing think tank or client media (GB News or Mail or similar), maybe because neither wanted to travel all the way up to Aberdeen from the depths of hell where they reside.

@alistairplenderleith7164

11 күн бұрын

SNP have no idea about impartiality, they have one pipe dream of an agenda

Get rid of that Fiona Bruce.😡🤦‍♀️

@mikij.1604

15 күн бұрын

`Try being a nice person.

@tuckedup

15 күн бұрын

" but we really must not delay these questions any longer so i will interupt you every two minutes whatever you are explaining "

@gbhxu

14 күн бұрын

Completely agree. She doesn't seem to be in control There are too many guest as well in my opinion

@annenunney9907

14 күн бұрын

Well said

@ptv8113

14 күн бұрын

Why?

Scottish a and e I can only praise. I was in and out within 2 hours when I fell and fractured my hand. I got x-rayed , given a splint and received excellent care

@blairneill7032

13 күн бұрын

I almost died last year and am incredibly thankful I was in a Scottish hospital and not stuck down south

They really love Alex lol. He got a clap every time.....even when he comes in late 😂

The utter hypocrisy of the panel, still blaming the other party in a point scoring match. The country deserves better when you think they are our public servants telling us their message, when they should be listening to ours.

@ptv8113

14 күн бұрын

What is your message?

@annenunney9907

14 күн бұрын

@@ptv8113 call a election

@annenunney9907

14 күн бұрын

Well said

@custossecretus5737

13 күн бұрын

@@ptv8113 My message? There needs to be serious change in our political system. It’s a serious role as you are representing your constituents, it requires a sense of duty, a desire to serve others and moral values. All of which are lacking in politicians today. Most people go into politics for the right reasons, unfortunately people get into politics for the wrong reasons, since you have to emulate the old guard for them to select you. Party manifestos are the lies they want you to hear and there is no accountability other than being voted out. But since the public vote according to the colour of the rosette, just means they get sent into shadow government and still draw a wage from the public purse. How is that being held to account? The system is bust and the insanity is, we keep doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result. I am fed up of seeing the public milked, farmed and fleeced like cattle, so politicians and their mates can engorge themselves to the country’s detriment.

@talkshitko9234

4 күн бұрын

Direct Democracy

Fiona is the worst journalist to anchor qt

@Gavin48

13 күн бұрын

Misogyny

@helicoptergunship

13 күн бұрын

Shes fit tho

@canemore1

12 күн бұрын

​@@Gavin48 err how is it ? No-one has slagged her off for being a woman. Just the wrong person for the job

@IreZico

12 күн бұрын

@@helicoptergunshipwit? You have got to be kidding 😂

33:08 - Fiona Bruce decides she should tell everyone all about the Cass Review, and then does nothing of the sort....

@moif_velocita

9 күн бұрын

The Cass Review is a pack of lies and misdirection

I stopped watching this programme after years of bias during the Brexit period and thereafter. The BBC is so clearly biased it is not worth watching and I haven’t even watched this clip, 😂😂

@0saintclark0

10 күн бұрын

Both sides of the spectrum think the BBC is biased, that says to me that it's as impartial as it can be.

@brianholmes3547

9 күн бұрын

@@0saintclark0 even ex BBC presenters say that it is biased, it is not contentious except from equally biased people.

@MM.-qo7pk

5 күн бұрын

Brexit was based on bogus information rammed down our throats which represented nothing !

"If you want independence you have to demonstrate that you can govern well" Really?? Have you lost your mind? The audacity!

@tomcapping2136

16 күн бұрын

I think he meant that enough people won't actually support it unless the people who would end up being the government were actually good at it. I don't really know if they are or not, but it doesn't seem an unreasonable analysis of what might contribute to losing the referendum

@lacuentaalpedo

16 күн бұрын

@@tomcapping2136 you're probably right, but that is not understanding that independence is not like an election. The referendum isn't to vote for the "best candidate" to manage Scottish democracy, it's to decide what kind of democracy the Scottish ppl want to begin with. You don't "manage" democracy, you reclaim it. But I do get your point.

@janecooke9151

13 күн бұрын

@@lacuentaalpedoactually I think @tomcapping is right. I for one won’t vote for independence because the Scottish politicians are ALL childish, narcissistic, self absorbed idiots, plus the blame game is so bloody boring, they have very little interest in governing Scotland well and therefore have little to no regard for the Scottish people. Salmond has always been a fantastic economist and I would trust him fully in that respect but nothing else. Labour, well absolutely nothing of interest there, they will sell Scotland doon the river!

@davgat79

12 күн бұрын

Prior to the SNP being in power in Scotland , we were consistently warned of the danger of the sky falling in on us if an SNP government were to happen. That has not happened, or certainly no more so than it has with a decade and more of Tory rule in Westminster. Independence NOW!!!!

@janecooke9151

12 күн бұрын

@@davgat79 aye and now you/we can all see what happens when the sky falls, we are bloody living it!!!!

What is the point of Anas Sarwar? 😂

@MM.-qo7pk

5 күн бұрын

Another thorn in the side !

I feel so sorry that Alex Salmond is no longer in the SNP. He, along with so many other excellent SNP politicians, make an enviable cast of players who work in the best interests of Scotland!

@colincampbell815

12 күн бұрын

Still didn’t win the referendum m couldn’t have been that good

Not wanting independence is akin to the house "cats" not wanting freedom

I think FIona had one too many before the programme. She is talking too much and lost control.

The pained look on the face of Fiona Bruce as she listens to Stephen Flynn speaking about Scottish independence reminds me of the way my ex-wife used to look at me every time I opened my mouth. Scotland, it's time for a divorce! 😂 Go for it! Love, Norway 🇳🇴❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@janecooke9151

13 күн бұрын

And the sneering face of Flynn anytime anyone else talked, reminded me of my narcissistic ex husband. Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@Bolga4K

13 күн бұрын

❤

@janecooke9151

13 күн бұрын

@@Bolga4K ❤️ 😂

@zingo2664

12 күн бұрын

haha

@andrewmaccallum2367

12 күн бұрын

@janecooke9151 You're not Scottish, you're a tory bot, so just trot on.. you're fooling nobody with an ounce of common sense.

Be brief she tells the guests so i can grab more airtime for myself. Get victoria derbyshire in instead. I am going to get stopwatch out next week and find total percentage of prog time she takes up for herself.

@helicoptergunship

13 күн бұрын

Youre just copying someone else ask for derbyshire. Everyone keeps saying that. Be original

@catherinehanner284

12 күн бұрын

@@helicoptergunship john bercow (hugely entertaining), Andrew Neal (gravitas) and Andrew Marr (immediate fact check). All are intelligent enough to rise above partisanship, hugely knowledgeable and strong enough to allow heated debate rather than milksop conversation we get now. Let's hear your suggestions Mr Critique. Put your money where your big mouth is.

@helicoptergunship

12 күн бұрын

@@catherinehanner284 john bercow (politician, not a journalist. I'd be happy to see him back as speaker to replace the useless hoyle), andrew neil (biased, brillo pad haired chairman of the spectator) andrew marr (gimp). My suggestion is to keep fiona bruce there because shes sexy.

Another fine episode of Answer The F****** Question Time.

Hang on, Ive lived in Scotland all my life, and know very well the Aberdonian Dorrich accent, even the posher versions, but damn, 99% of this audience has English Accents. BBC impartiallity at its finest

@Hamish2016

9 күн бұрын

😅😅😅😅😅

Who elected Anas Sarwar?

@mikeclifford7740

16 күн бұрын

I would guess Scottish labour?

@metalthrashingmatt

16 күн бұрын

He was elected by his constituency and chosen as first leader by the party..pretty simple

@gothicgolem2947

16 күн бұрын

The Scottish people voted for him in the lists

@glasgovipsolara

15 күн бұрын

@@metalthrashingmatt he is not a constituency MSP. He was elected through the list.

@kerryblue4160

14 күн бұрын

he's a lister

The look says it all a disinterested Tory and Bruce's face screwed up with her right wing Tory bias. The Brexit Broadcasting Corporation at its worst!

Fiona Bruce is a joke.

@mikij.1604

15 күн бұрын

and you seem to be unpleasant

@blue_jay31

15 күн бұрын

When they are lying they should be shut down !

@annenunney9907

14 күн бұрын

@@mikij.1604Do you mean ripped or Bruce

@nathanu6759

13 күн бұрын

@@mikij.1604quiet bootlicker

@mikij.1604

13 күн бұрын

@@annenunney9907 'ripped' I think if anyone has something unpleasant to say about anyone, they should do it directly and not on a public platform where the person cannot defend themselves.. That is just cowardly. Just my thoughts!

Was wee eck late because he was at the pie shop for a mince pie and chips ? 😊

@colincampbell815

13 күн бұрын

No he was late as he was probably touching up some poor fucker

@janetross8601

12 күн бұрын

Charles you naughty but so funny ...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣)

Thanks for posting

Salmond can we trust the teaching profession as you proclaim. If we take note of the blood scandal and the medical profession???

We have 50% of the oil we need found ready to pump, in the Falkland Islands,, why aren’t we using it?

the Tories said they would stand up for the miners, the steel workers and the ship builders and look how that panned out

Noted how many times F Bruce interuppted Steven Flynn !

@rosemarycuthbert4623

13 күн бұрын

Me too. Someone recommended it as 21 times. So pro unionist. Apalling

@rosemarycuthbert4623

13 күн бұрын

Meant recorded

Be a parent and don't leave it to a teacher.

i'm the only women on the panel plz allow me more time, psmsl that she got away with that

Anyone noticed at the end the Tory didn’t mention wages and her party’s involvement on that?

42:12 where can I get more information on this?

It’s like a young Tory party day out along with The young Farmers.What a shame that a few thousand highly paid oil workers are not going to have Jobs .What about the central belt and unemployment in the rest of Scotland.

Stephen Flynn looks like he couldn't care less but lets blame the UK Government

Has John Swinney worked out what a woman is yet? If he finds out could he let me know.

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

How do you not know

@tabbymoonshine5986

6 күн бұрын

@williamweb9782 just say you hate trans people. Don't be vague.

All these Career Politicians are playing with peoples lives, Ian Dale is the only one that brings logic in the group. The rest is why this country of UK is in a mess.

What about the millions lost by selling the ground off to other companies. WHO bought it for 84 million then told them that the Scot’s gov would buy the electricity at going rates costing the Scot’s. Billions of pounds. Going over seas

A Scottish Conservative has to be an oxymoron

Thought i had just switched on the muppet show, not sure im wrong now that ive listened to the pish spewing out this joke of a panel

That Scottish bloke (Flinn) did lot's of interrupting when other fellow panelists were talking, but got miffed when one of them tried to interrupt him . .

The internet is going break us.

Great to see discussions like this but I was baffled by the number of great questions from the audience being completely ignored by Fiona. I find it arrogant to ignore somebody's question for any reason... and sometimes when she didn't like the question, she just moved on to the next person and then the first question never got answered. Why?! :(

It’s difficult not to discuss extremism over certain constitutional issues! Depending of the levels!

snp scotlands shame get rid

We collect 60 billion in taxes in Scotland and give it all to Westminster. We get 93 billion back. How can 5 million of us support the lifestyle we are used to.

@colincampbell815

13 күн бұрын

Dry yer eyes

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

Stats give stats

@MM.-qo7pk

5 күн бұрын

You live within your means 😂 but pay taxes till u die !

Watched 20 minutes of this just to remind me why I cut the aerial cable to my TV and no longer pay the licence fee.

Question time is always constantly tory heavy. Enough of bbc bias and more of the people

What about the impact of immigration on housing. Its definitely an issue in Glasgow

@TheWaveGoodbye-Music

7 күн бұрын

It should have none. However banks don't benefit from building council houses and councils don't get enough money from London to build more council houses. We used to build 500,000 a year in 1953 now it's only 3,000 a year this year. It's not your fellow worming class, it's them at the top who realise there's no profit in building council houses

It’s always westminsters. Fault. Never the SNP.

Which people wouldn’t want independence and in what way?

As its predictable what the panelists will say, whats the point of the programme?

15:18 Gallacher kept her wee ‘No’ quiet….embarrassment

FREE THE PEOPLE'S SCOTLAND FROM THE SNP

Stephen flynn is worse than Nicoliar the fish and himso useless

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

Sure he is ae

@me-un7vq

10 күн бұрын

Try getting some englush lessons

SNP at 3:30 - he is the best minister now because the rest are just so bad

I think labour and financial markets failure and or inadequacies and the privacy is very contenscious issue!

What about roofs over ex servicemen and women who are sleeping on the streets. Eh.

Jeepers, where’s the conversational and dataset evidence?

Salmond was present, but quiet like Michael.

Stephen Flynn comes across as a real prick. Didn't recognise his own Hypocrisy in not calling for a holyrood election after calling for a general election in 2022 and interrupted everyone constantly, including Anas Sarwar about 5 seconds into his answer. Seems very self righteous and patronising, just like Rishi Sunak. I'm just surprised he didn't spend all of his time talking about Gaza this time...

@PoliticalRegality

17 күн бұрын

He thinks men can get ovarian cancer. Talking about somebody's sister and calling her, 'HE' signaling his obedience of gender ideology cult.

@christinefiedor3518

16 күн бұрын

I agree. Even more so than usual. It’s almost like he knows his days are numbered.

@jn4126

16 күн бұрын

Yet as he was talking he was interrupted by the host, the Tory and the bald Englishman constantly? You have a point on the election tho, but don't do that selective listening nonsense

@tomfinney3416

16 күн бұрын

@@jn4126 good comment ,wise

@ne-ht4zx

16 күн бұрын

He's not great on TV at all, always comes across badly. Salmond on the other always comes across well.

Ah! Flynn the gift that keeps on giving

Is Fiona Bruce presenting or sitting there as a pained Unionist Lawyer...

They are so inarticulate regarding gender ideology. It doesn't help that the government's definition of gender(or gender identity theory?), as read out by Fiona, includes the word gender; ie it is circular & therefore not an actual definition.

@moif_velocita

9 күн бұрын

There is no such thing as 'gender ideology'. Trans people are people not a political agenda. Just leave them alone

That Flynn lad is quite dominant and i think the Tory girl quite likes that if im not mistaken - I wonder if the panel all go out for drinkypoos after the show - Would love to be a fly on the wall

Still watching terrestrial TV in the 21st century... Bunch of fools! Ian Dale... immediate swipe right!

Alex is premier league - everyone else is on the school team

Gender Ideology should not be taught per say but could in older children be age based and discussed by health professionals. Let children play whilst they can, they learn a great deal from playing.

@moif_velocita

9 күн бұрын

Or just leave Trans children alone and stop using them as a political football

It does not take long to spot plants in the audience.

When they get to the age of accountability then they should be taught maths and science and Spanish?

Who is the Tory with the caterpillars for eyebrows?

Regarding climate change, regenerative agriculture & enhanced electrical conductors would go a long way towards solving the problem. Oceanic fertilisation with iron, would encourage plankton growth. Lastly desert reclaimation, would not only produce extra land for growing food, & giving people land to live on which to live, it also absorbs vast quantities of carbon dioxide.

@sentlive

13 күн бұрын

The problem is that people still believe that carbon dioxide is the cause rather than a symptom of the planet warming. And they also believe there is too much of it when the reverse is true. Same thing for so many similar issues. We live in times where truths are lies and vice versa. An inverted world.

and a shirt lifter

Another installment of lets gob it out time and not take any questions.

The way the Tory played the I'm the only woman here was pretty ridiculous, I'm not certain what the relevance was?

@anindyamajumdar4088

16 күн бұрын

Perhaps she would have preferred the whole panel to have been filled with Liz Trusses and Suella Bravermans 😂😅

@tuckedup

16 күн бұрын

but there are so so many types of sexual identification so how do we know she is the only woman on the panel ?

@williamweb9782

12 күн бұрын

@mikeclifford7740 She said that like Batwoman!

What we want is alba😅

Stephen Flynn is such a cocky and arrogant character! Great speaker but infuriating and disrespectful to audience members and panel members.

Since when has the north sea been Scottish? Its British if you leave Britain its not Scottish. Also England Wales and N.I is also suffering these issues. Also why nuclear isn't the the obvious answer is ludicrous

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

You are ridiculous

@rabburns1382

10 күн бұрын

Scots Law jurisdiction pertains..vis vis fishing..oil gas..et al... See OIL OF SCOTLAND... See.....uk ambassador [ex] Craig Murrsy

Sorry, did alex salmond just suggest taking money from government pensions schemes to build social housing?? Perhaps i picked that up wrong

@Jl200

13 күн бұрын

Getting pension funds to invest in social housing is what he meant. As cuts in Govt capital budgets are preventing further housing projects.

Fiona is not impartial, very rude

Fiona Bruce has to go.

Sexuality and identity cannot be detached from values which a professional should not have a influence on... no teacher is an expert on sexuality or identity...'experts' like Stonewall and Mermaids have done more harm to children and education.

@moif_velocita

9 күн бұрын

No children have been harmed. Puberty blockers are not dangerous. Denying Transition to Trans people leads to a life time of depression and suicidality. The Cass Review is a political hatchet job. The British need to stop bullying Trans people and just leave them alone

The Northeast of England NHS is doing better than any other NHS in the country.

Never agreed to the union or a territorial union all resources and oil gas etc belong to the Scottish crown not Westminster

@668725

13 күн бұрын

That's because you weren't alive when it happened 😊

@Sov74379

13 күн бұрын

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The audience is very hostile towards SnP and very Tory- surprise surprise it’s ABERDEEN

@charlestaylor8566

13 күн бұрын

The sensible people !😊

They had a vote in scotland.....

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

Old 🌰

Fiona Bruce is constantly interrupting - that's every show. Usually she interrupts those representing Labour much more and allows Tories to hog the aiir time. In this time Stephen Flynn is a top interrupter and really comes across as arrogant.

I really like this man from Scotland

@ptv8113

14 күн бұрын

Said absolutely NOBODY

@Millie.com232

13 күн бұрын

Said nobody decent from Scotland

@andrewmaccallum2367

13 күн бұрын

​@@Millie.com232trot on troll...

@andrewmaccallum2367

13 күн бұрын

​@ptv8113 ludicrous comment.

@ptv8113

12 күн бұрын

@@andrewmaccallum2367 I didn't mean him specifically

Fiona Bruce just can't bear to let any SNP representative finish answering a question on this programme, ever.

@tomcapping2136

16 күн бұрын

I think you might just be an SNP supporter, and it's blinding you to her doing it to everyone else

@raymondowen1302

13 күн бұрын

@@tomcapping2136 why is this SNP given air time anyway. oxygen wasters. they want accept CASS report because their all pervs.

“His brother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer” ummm 🤦🏻‍♀️

@moif_velocita

9 күн бұрын

Grow up

Salmon sitting on the fence

You had a fecking vote ,now you want another,then another till you get what you want

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

Yes

@Heather-zk5eu

11 күн бұрын

That’s true 😂

@johncollins-rh2cj

10 күн бұрын

We also voted to stay in Europe what happened to that vote

Bruce is a disgrace...this is the Fiona Bruce show...

@tuckedup

15 күн бұрын

" but we really must not delay these questions any longer so i will interupt you every two minutes whatever you are explaining "

Flynn 😂😂

Time for Flynn to go what shite he speaks

Praise Israel

Fiona Bruce is useless. She doesnt listen. Multiple times the panel answer the question asked and then branch off to make other points and she cuts them off to say "can we go back and answer the question?"

Question time is now as bad as the Eurovision Contest her become

@JamJam0189

13 күн бұрын

Eurovision is better and less political, but Scotland don't enter they own act. It's also a lot more entertaining. Meghan Gallacher MSP a good lucking though.

Don't fill kids heads full of gender stuff. If a young person has any qualms regarding their own sexuality etc then they should have a trusted person to discuss this with. As a subject on the curriculum I say no, never.

@moif_velocita

9 күн бұрын

Education is not dangerous

Dear question time host your rubbish. Do another program like Antique Roadshow or something

Please Scotland leave so 🥱

@tamhunter5025

11 күн бұрын

And they can't why

Our independence really can't come soon enough, ffs! Saor Alba

Where Iain Dale is slightly inaccurate is that the SNP was originally a far right party. Its creators were nearly all fascist. It moved to the political left in the 1970s specifically to become a broad church. All that happened was the left excluded the center-right and threw out the far right.

@JamJam0189

13 күн бұрын

BBC QT up in wee Scotland I agree Fiona is better on the Antiques Roadshow can this but her husband has a huge contract with his company worth millions with the Conservative government so she is a bit one sided. It's interesting to hear a Scottish view on the issues, the SNP have not always had a majority but have still managed, with Alex Salmond the old Scottish leader there, the Labour leader in Scotland alongside journalist Ian Dale and . Meghan Gallacher MSP who is good looking for Conservative you get a good mix of views. The SNP was formed in 1934 through the merger of the National Party of Scotland and the Scottish Party, with the Duke of Montrose and Cunninghame Graham as its first joint presidents. The Scottish National Party did not have a clear ideological position until the 1970s, when it sought to explicitly present itself as a social democratic party in terms of party policy and publicity. During the period from its foundation until the 1960s, the SNP was essentially a moderate centrist party.[114] Debate within the party focused more on the SNP being distinct as an all-Scotland national movement, with it being neither of the left nor the right, but constituting a new politics that sought to put Scotland first The party suffered its first split during this period with John MacCormick leaving the party in 1942, owing to his failure to change the party's policy from supporting all-out independence to Home Rule at that year's conference in Glasgow. The 1960s, however, offered more electoral successes, with candidates polling credibly at Glasgow Bridgeton in 1961, West Lothian in 1962 and Glasgow Pollok in 1967. This foreshadowed Winnie Ewing's surprise victory in a by-election at the previously safe Labour seat of Hamilton. This brought the SNP to national prominence, leading to the establishment of the Kilbrandon Commission. The resulting Scotland Act 1978 would create a Scottish assembly, subject to a referendum. Labour, the Liberals and the SNP campaigned for a "yes" vote in the referendum on the Scotland Act and "yes" won a majority, but a threshold imposed by anti-devolution Labour MP George Cunningham requiring 40% of the electorate to be in favour was not reached due to low turnout.[38] When the government decided not to implement the Act, the SNP's MPs withdrew their support and voted to support Margaret Thatcher's motion of no confidence in Callaghan's government.[39] In the ensuing general election, the party experienced a large drop in its support. Reduced to just 2 MPs, the successes of October 1974 were not to be surpassed until the 2015 general election. Following this defeat, a period of internal strife occurred within the party, culminating with the formation of the left-wing 79 Group. Traditionalists within the party, centred around Winnie Ewing, by this time an MEP, responded by establishing the Campaign for Nationalism in Scotland which sought to ensure that the primary objective of the SNP was campaigning for independence without a traditional left-right orientation, even though this would have undone the work of figures such as William Wolfe, who developed a clearly social democratic policy platform throughout the 1970s. The mid-90s offered some successes for the party, with North East Scotland being gained at the 1994 European elections and the party securing a by-election at Perth and Kinross in 1995 after a near-miss at Monklands East the previous year.This meant that the party began as the official opposition in the parliament to a Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition government. In 2007, the SNP emerged as the largest party in the Scottish Parliament with 47 of 129 seats, narrowly ousting Scottish Labour with 46 seats and Alex Salmond becoming First Minister after ousting the Liberal Democrats in Gordon.