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We'll see if Corbyn gets the same line of inane fluffy questioning that Mr and Mrs May had this evening before that part of the BBC can even be considered impartial.
Admit it, the BBC sometimes gets it wrong and they did tonight.
No they didn't. The line of questioning was totally appropriate for the type of programme it is. No one expects hardline political questions on the One Show. Corbyn will be treated exactly the same in a few weeks. No matter what you think of particular politicians they are human and it's not a bad thing for the public to see this side of them, especially at election time.
It seems like you have a chip in your shoulder.
I mentioned earlier that I wasn't expecting hardline questioning of May on her fox hunting comments earlier, yet it was a 25 minute borderline propaganda programme of which anyone with half a brain really doesn't care if May keeps the red box in the bedroom or not or what Philip May keeps in his part of the cupboard.
Nobody is denying that May is human, but at election time, even the C2DE's who watch The One Show deserve some form of political discussion between asking banal questions, even if it's done in a lighter form. This Morning and The View in the states can do it, so can The One Show for an election campaign.
Brexit was partially won because of misinformation online and on television. This rubbish doesn't help.
You're being bias now. I expect the same criticism of Jeremy Corbyn and Tim Farron when they come on the show for impartiality.
We'll see if Corbyn gets the same line of inane fluffy questioning that Mr and Mrs May had this evening before that part of the BBC can even be considered impartial.
Admit it, the BBC sometimes gets it wrong and they did tonight.
No they didn't. The line of questioning was totally appropriate for the type of programme it is. No one expects hardline political questions on the One Show. Corbyn will be treated exactly the same in a few weeks. No matter what you think of particular politicians they are human and it's not a bad thing for the public to see this side of them, especially at election time.
It seems like you have a chip in your shoulder.
I mentioned earlier that I wasn't expecting hardline questioning of May on her fox hunting comments earlier, yet it was a 25 minute borderline propaganda programme of which anyone with half a brain really doesn't care if May keeps the red box in the bedroom or not or what Philip May keeps in his part of the cupboard.
Nobody is denying that May is human, but at election time, even the C2DE's who watch The One Show deserve some form of political discussion between asking banal questions, even if it's done in a lighter form. This Morning and The View in the states can do it, so can The One Show for an election campaign.
Brexit was partially won because of misinformation online and on television. This rubbish doesn't help.
You're being bias now. I expect the same criticism of Jeremy Corbyn and Tim Farron when they come on the show for impartiality.
