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“It is an imperative that we spend more on defence. It is absolutely essential for our national security” Responding to a #bbcqt audience member, Labour’s Bridget Phillipson says that “fiscal rules matter” and the government will “grow our economy” in order to raise funds

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BBC Question Time1 year ago

Reeves's proposed cuts will trigger big political arguments #bbcqt

Raymond🇬🇧🎉1 year ago

I notice that @bphillipsonMP is still spouting labour's lies about a £22bn black hole.

TakeA.I.M.1 year ago

Fiona Bruce singling out and attacking @TiceRichard & @reformparty_uk showing her political leanings. So much for impartiality at the BBC. Defund them now!

Vance Ginn1 year ago

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Alex Bell1 year ago

How come question time is now all about Fiona Bruce and her left wing agenda? How dare she question Richard Tice?

David Walker1 year ago

Bruce , in my opinion ( which I think were still allowed to have ) is absolutely disgraceful and unprofessional and after watching QT for years is by far the worst presenter -- targeting Richard Tice which wasn't a question re What Lowe said was bloody disgraceful and BIAS 🤬🤬🤬

Junkyard-dogz1 year ago

Oh fuck off Fiona Bruce you woke leftard, trying to back @TiceRichard into a corner, let him give perspective to give his answer&stop interrupting him mid sentence,It's irritating,let him quote his facts or are you scared of the truth he speaks. You're one of the worst presenters

Lee Hutchinson1 year ago

Fiona Bruce taking a break from the audience and asking her own question is an absolute joke !! Defund the BBC NOW!!!

Mark Roberts1 year ago

Question time is getting worse! Time to get a new host.

Fafiyalatha1 year ago

#bbcqt The green mafia want the UK to destroy it’s economy while the biggest polluters America and China, are using fossil fuels to further power themselves to glory. While the UK & EU get pauperised!

Ben1 year ago

This fucking idiot panel saying starmers great leadership ffs 😂😂😂

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