On the 12th March, Question Time visits Toxteth in Liverpool. At the time of writing i dont know what venue will be used but i will keep trying the phone number below for more info. Star Turn will be no less than the Man From Mensa, and Minister for Health, Alan Johnson MP (surely some mistake)
Word at the BBC is that demand for tickets has been huge. Perhaps people want to practice throwing shoes, but I digress. If you would like to apply for tickets you have to fill in the form on the Question Time website which you can find here. The chances of getting one are small but I am told some friends have already applied. I think it would be excellent if after the huge demand, no one bothered to show up.
If anyone out there does get a ticket and the opportunity to ask about fluoridation, suggested alternative questions include, How long do you think you can get away with being and idiot Alan? or When did you first realise you despised democracy? Or why dont you stick your fluoride where the Sun dont shine? but i am sure you have many more important questions of your own which you will not be allowed to ask. But its still almost a free country so give it a try.
This is the application page on the Web Site
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/1858613.stm
and for more information you can phone the Ticket Line on 0871-626 9988.
Good luck.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/question_time/1858613.stm
and for more information you can phone the Ticket Line on 0871-626 9988.
Good luck.
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