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Nov 7, 2026

Camilla TomineyHOST
11:25
And we discussed earlier, didn't we, does Germany have to continue to atone for the sins of the Nazis? Where does this end? And you made the point about surely there should be a statute of limitations on our culpability for crimes that committed centuries ago.
Camilla TomineyHOST
11:38
What has been interesting about your role in this debate, and it again brings the book in, and coincidentally, Tim's appearing on Question Time tonight, and the last time you appeared, you sparked a little bit of controversy with your sense of national identity.
Camilla TomineyHOST
11:51
Which you were asked about.
Camilla TomineyHOST
11:53
Yeah, true.

16 MINS LATER

Camilla TomineyHOST
27:49
in your criticism there this is something that tim and i've been discussing all week you know there's criticism of a conservative police and crime commissioner okay fair enough i mean i don't think it would matter what political hue there were to be honest correct And then earlier, you obviously implicitly criticized James Cleverley because of him opening up talks with the Chagos while he was in position.
Camilla TomineyHOST
28:10
So we obviously do have this narrative, this dialogue from the former conservatives who are now reformers constantly criticizing the Tories.
Camilla TomineyHOST
28:20
And Tim and I are sort of questioning, in this bizarre environment, Tim will go on Question Time tonight where he'll be regarded as the sort of resident racist stroke righty because the audience will be left-wing heavy despite the protestations of the BBC that everything is balanced.
Tim StanleyHOST
28:33
I have been warned that it's a particularly young audience which stacks things even more against me.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
9:39
I had a huge interest, you know.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
9:42
My favourite show was Question Time.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
9:43
It was a little girl.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
9:44
It was a lot better then than it is now.

12 MINS LATER

Lizzie CundyGUEST
22:04
And he's going against the will of the people, going against democracy, and he's not honouring our vote.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
22:11
So I think he could be in hot water.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
22:14
Because when you challenge him, I mean, today in Prime Minister's question time, he doesn't actually answer a question.
Lizzie CundyGUEST
22:20
He's actually more slippery than Starmer.
Katie RazzellCORRESPONDENT
5:57
There was outcry.
Katie RazzellCORRESPONDENT
5:59
Another rebrand came in the 2010s, as a political activist, first on the left, even appearing on Newsnight and Question Time.
Russell BrandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:07
There's money.
Russell BrandSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:08
I've got money now.
Emily LawfordGUEST
27:40
And it's made, you know, you see...
Emily LawfordGUEST
27:42
Swella Braverman calling herself not English on Question Time, it means that there is an entirely new motivation for reform to jump to the right.
Emily LawfordGUEST
27:51
Right now, Burnham's doing well, but if it gets closer and reform is just off a majority, it's only going to be more tempted to move rightwards.
Emily LawfordGUEST
28:04
That could take politics into a very new and darker place.
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
43:37
Yeah.
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
43:38
Yes, he's been on Question Time a few more times now, hasn't he, George? Because I think when we recorded, he was saying they hardly ever have any left-wing commentators.
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
43:49
And now they seem to have realized that, I think.
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
43:51
And he's also amazingly good at it.
Geoff NorcottHOST
8:50
Also, you know, I know that some people will not listen to anything BBC.
Geoff NorcottHOST
8:53
I know this from doing Question Time.
Geoff NorcottHOST
8:55
I think people that won't listen to any BBC content, you're sort of becoming a bit like vegans.
Geoff NorcottHOST
9:01
is that you have to tell.
BeauHOST
26:34
Loads of other things.
BeauHOST
26:34
Remember he went on Newsnight that time? Was it Newsnight? No, Question Time.
BeauHOST
26:38
Sorry, Question Time.
BeauHOST
26:40
Nigel Farage was on there, and he called him, what did he call him, like a Poundland Hitler or something? I can't remember the exact phrasing.
BeauHOST
26:48
He called him like an ersatz Nazi.
Alex KeenanHOST
4:01
For quite a long time, he was saying them, as you pointed out, you know, on behalf of sort of... left-wing or ostensibly progressive causes.
Alex KeenanHOST
4:08
Well, he was on Question Time on multiple occasions.
Alex KeenanHOST
4:12
I think it's almost a sort of cultural weakness as to why we keep platforming people who are full of absolute guff.
Alex KeenanHOST
4:19
I'll tell
Mike GilbertHOST
8:01
And we need to tackle that before we can really tackle everything else.
Dan ElkingtonHOST
8:04
And keep Russell Brand in prison.
Dan ElkingtonHOST
8:08
Well, definitely in prison, and people like him off question time, I think would be...
Mike GilbertHOST
8:13
They must be.
Penny SmithHOST
1:27
You! Oi! You there! You! Young man, young lady, that's the sort of challenge that you get, isn't it? And the sort of people who say, you there! They've often got a moustache.
Charles NoveHOST
1:40
They used to hear on Question Time when Sir Robin Day used to host the original Question Time and he's trying to identify a member of the audience who wanted to speak.
Charles NoveHOST
1:51
The man in the checked shirt with the beard.
Charles NoveHOST
1:54
No, no, no, not you.
Tim StanleyPANELIST
0:29
That's schwab.com/washingtonwise.
Fiona BruceHOST
0:35
For tonight's Question Time, we have come to Liverpool.
Fiona BruceHOST
0:39
Our audience, as always, reflects the general electoral picture across the nation.
Fiona BruceHOST
0:44
Welcome to Question Time from Liverpool on the BBC News Channel, iPlayer, and Sounds.
Fiona BruceHOST
0:49
[upbeat music] On the panel for the government, we have Lucy Powell, Labor's deputy leader.
Fiona BruceHOST
1:06
She's also the Secretary of State for Education and one of Andy Burnham's closest allies.

21 MINS LATER

Fiona BruceHOST
22:15
Okay.
Fiona BruceHOST
22:15
Right, before we take our next question, I want to tell you where we are next week, which is Exeter, and the week after that we're in Worthing.

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