TI
Think that is it from him on LBC till after the election.
He is a 'party' leader, and therefore under the same laws as Johnson, Corbyn and Swinson. Farage/LBC has to ceed the slot during the election campaign, otherwise they (LBC) would have to give the same length of airtime to the other leaders.
Bad news for the lemmings that follow Farage and his views, but great news for Eddie Mair, who gets another 5 hours of airtime for the next six weeks.
Farage now stating he isn't standing at all. Do the rules still count? When was the last time a party leader didn't stand?
Even if Farrage opts not to stand in a seat will his LBC show really still be able to be broadcast as he is a party leader.
Farage says he’ll announce where he’s going to stand in the next few days but right now it’s “a distraction” from the alliance he’s trying to build.
— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) November 1, 2019
Think that is it from him on LBC till after the election.
He is a 'party' leader, and therefore under the same laws as Johnson, Corbyn and Swinson. Farage/LBC has to ceed the slot during the election campaign, otherwise they (LBC) would have to give the same length of airtime to the other leaders.
Bad news for the lemmings that follow Farage and his views, but great news for Eddie Mair, who gets another 5 hours of airtime for the next six weeks.
Farage now stating he isn't standing at all. Do the rules still count? When was the last time a party leader didn't stand?
IS
Farage now stating he isn't standing at all. Do the rules still count? When was the last time a party leader didn't stand?
Last election, Nicola Sturgeon
Farage now stating he isn't standing at all. Do the rules still count? When was the last time a party leader didn't stand?
Last election, Nicola Sturgeon
IS
Bad news for the lemmings that follow Farage and his views, but great news for Eddie Mair, who gets another 5 hours of airtime for the next six weeks.
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
Did Eddie get an extra hour during the Euro elections? I thought they just replaced Farage?
I was wondering why he pulled out his Trump card this week and not nearer the election, I forgot that he wouldn't be on air then.
Bad news for the lemmings that follow Farage and his views, but great news for Eddie Mair, who gets another 5 hours of airtime for the next six weeks.
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
I was wondering why he pulled out his Trump card this week and not nearer the election, I forgot that he wouldn't be on air then.
BM
BM11
Bad news for the lemmings that follow Farage and his views, but great news for Eddie Mair, who gets another 5 hours of airtime for the next six weeks.
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
I was wondering why he pulled out his Trump card this week and not nearer the election, I forgot that he wouldn't be on air then.
Apparently it was booked weeks ago when Thursday looked likely to be Brexit day.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50276679?fbclid=IwAR2isRLpHiIR2aV1NRBQefnexIAaOdgnj1-azx4Yv6temosgLAYELlmzNxA
General election 2019: Lib Dems lodge complaint over ITV leaders' debate.
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Nicola Sturgeon (SNP)
Arlene Foster (DUP)
Adam Price (Plaid Cymru)
All didn’t stand at the last General Election.
Granted though they are all parties based in just one country, and want their leader to sit in their national assemblies, unlike Farage who’s party is contesting England, Wales and Scotland.
I would assume that Richard Tice or someone else high in the party would lead the party in Westminster should they get any seats, much like Ian Blackford for the SNP.
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Farage now stating he isn't standing at all. Do the rules still count? When was the last time a party leader didn't stand?
Nicola Sturgeon (SNP)
Arlene Foster (DUP)
Adam Price (Plaid Cymru)
All didn’t stand at the last General Election.
Granted though they are all parties based in just one country, and want their leader to sit in their national assemblies, unlike Farage who’s party is contesting England, Wales and Scotland.
I would assume that Richard Tice or someone else high in the party would lead the party in Westminster should they get any seats, much like Ian Blackford for the SNP.
BR
Granted though they are all parties based in just one country, and want their leader to sit in their national assemblies, unlike Farage who’s party is contesting England, Wales and Scotland.
And want their Leader to sit in Europe.
Granted though they are all parties based in just one country, and want their leader to sit in their national assemblies, unlike Farage who’s party is contesting England, Wales and Scotland.
And want their Leader to sit in Europe.
HC
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
Did Eddie get an extra hour during the Euro elections? I thought they just replaced Farage?
No. Drivetime was extended. Eddie filled the 6-7pm slot during the European Election Purda period.
Some evenings it was an extension of the previous two hours of whatever was discussed. Some evenings he ran a special 'hour' long subject in that slot to fill the time.
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
No. Drivetime was extended. Eddie filled the 6-7pm slot during the European Election Purda period.
Some evenings it was an extension of the previous two hours of whatever was discussed. Some evenings he ran a special 'hour' long subject in that slot to fill the time.
MA
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
Did Eddie get an extra hour during the Euro elections? I thought they just replaced Farage?
No. Drivetime was extended. Eddie filled the 6-7pm slot during the European Election Purda period.
Some evenings it was an extension of the previous two hours of whatever was discussed. Some evenings he ran a special 'hour' long subject in that slot to fill the time.
He announced during the week, Monday to Thursdays from tomorrow it will be the latter again. I'm not sure what's happening on Fridays
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
No. Drivetime was extended. Eddie filled the 6-7pm slot during the European Election Purda period.
Some evenings it was an extension of the previous two hours of whatever was discussed. Some evenings he ran a special 'hour' long subject in that slot to fill the time.
He announced during the week, Monday to Thursdays from tomorrow it will be the latter again. I'm not sure what's happening on Fridays
TM
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
Did Eddie get an extra hour during the Euro elections? I thought they just replaced Farage?
No. Drivetime was extended. Eddie filled the 6-7pm slot during the European Election Purda period.
Some evenings it was an extension of the previous two hours of whatever was discussed. Some evenings he ran a special 'hour' long subject in that slot to fill the time.
He announced during the week, Monday to Thursdays from tomorrow it will be the latter again. I'm not sure what's happening on Fridays
Think it's still Andrew Pierce on his usual 6pm-10pm slot.
Suppose that depends on whether he considers doing an extra hour of work good or bad
No. Drivetime was extended. Eddie filled the 6-7pm slot during the European Election Purda period.
Some evenings it was an extension of the previous two hours of whatever was discussed. Some evenings he ran a special 'hour' long subject in that slot to fill the time.
He announced during the week, Monday to Thursdays from tomorrow it will be the latter again. I'm not sure what's happening on Fridays
Think it's still Andrew Pierce on his usual 6pm-10pm slot.