Anyway, using many of your suggestions, I have created this one question poll for you to register your vote in.
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Friday, January 08, 2010
Vote: After Nick
Earlier this week, I asked you to suggest who you would like to see succeed Nick Robinson as the BBC's political editor, should he decided to stand down from the post after the election. It is rumoured that Today and Newsnight are both after his services.
Anyway, using many of your suggestions, I have created this one question poll for you to register your vote in.
Anyway, using many of your suggestions, I have created this one question poll for you to register your vote in.
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13 comments:
The list is incomplete, there shoud be a button for anyone else please anyone else
All wrong alas. Jonathan Ross is a shoe-in for the job.
Paul Merton.
Someone who isn't on such matey with the people he's reporting on would be a start. Or a journalist who investigates matters and asks the questions that need asking, rather than going along with the phoney charade of the Westminster game.
So no chance of that then
Iain hunnie on a point or order, can you please set your blog to open links in a new window! I hate ahving to come back to this page, I would prefer it to remain open. Yours muchly!Nat.
How come there wasn't a button for me? Eh?
How about none of the above.
Traditional political reporting is a busted flush . Its quite apparent due to the Internet that there are lots of things going on in the UK that do not even gain acknowledgement in the "mainstream" press for fear of unrest..
It's all about control
Natalie, hunnie, on a point of common sense, get yourself a decent browser, or if you are already using Firefox, IE8 or Opera, learn how to open pages in a new tab or window. It only takes one click. (Or is your feebleness a result of years of mollycoddling by this nanny state?)
Is there a chance however slim of the Beeb choosing somebody who is a professed big government leftie?
Didn't think so.
I forgot to ask Iain to include Mr Heffer in the list of possibles as he would have received my vote. Ah well, another missed opportunity.
Oooh henry you are in a daring mood today! I prefer the one click does all rather than faffing with new tabs etc...so please...have a fantabulous weekend won't you....but don't run your nanny state nonsense down my gub!
The function of the BBC is to promote the ideas and interests of the Leftist establishment.
What would be the point of appointing a journalist who is a critic of the Leftist establishment?
The BBC is the Leftist establishment.
What about Andrew Gilligan, Carole Thatcher, Ritlah Shah, Carolyn Quinn, Jeremy Vine, etc.
Shame that he is now too old, but Jimmy Young was the only interviewer I ever heard stop The Blessed Margaret in her tracks.
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