["Sunak v Starmer: The ITV Debate" will be moderated
by journalist Julie Etchingham and will take
place live in front of a studio audience.]

Unlike the USA we have an audience

SkyNewsHD

Weds 12 of June

Grimsby with an audience

Starmer and Sunak both invited.

I will use this thread
Edit the Title, after the ITV debate

BBC this Friday

[Seven-party debate: Friday 7 June,
London - Mishal Husain will moderate a
debate between leading figures from the seven
biggest political parties in Great Britain.
It will be broadcast from 19:30-21:00]

But will Starmer or Sunak
take place or send another minister?


I will use this thread
for this 7 Party overloaded debate

More from BBC

[Question Time Leaders' Special:
Thursday 20 June, York -
Fiona Bruce will present the show involving leaders
of the four biggest political parties
in Great Britain, broadcast from 20:00-22:00]

Again will Starmer and Sunak
attend this one?

Finally from the BBC

[Head-to-head debate:
Wednesday 26 June, Nottingham - Sophie Raworth
will host the event involving
Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer.
This is set to be the last TV debate of the election
campaign and will be broadcast from 21:00-22:00]

Also from BBC:

Scotland, Wales and NI

Debates have also been scheduled
in Scotland,
Wales and
Northern Ireland:


[ Scotland Election 2024 Leaders' Special:
Tuesday 11 June - Stephen Jardine will chair
a debate featuring the leaders of the five
Scottish parties. They will appear in front of
a live audience on
BBC One Scotland from 20:00-21:00]

[Wales Leaders' Debate live:
Friday 21 June - Bethan Rhys Roberts will host
a debate programme in Cardiff from
19:00 on BBC One Wales
with the leaders of the main parties in Wales]

[Northern Ireland Leaders' Debate: Thursday 27 June
- Tara Mills will preside over a debate featuring
the main party leaders in Northern Ireland,
broadcast on BBC One Northern Ireland]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq55qk7k847o

BBC Newsnight BBC2HD
mentioned tonight
9PM ITV1HD Live debate

As on Victoria's panel tonight 10:30PM Newsnight
is Piers Morgan.

Should be good for a laugh. Thanks for telling us about it. :D

Live Tonight 9PM-10PM
in the ITV Media Centre in Salford.

The First TV debate with Sunak and Starmer.

Why is it so late :fist:

Sadly the only time slot ITV would allow.


I am watching it Live


I want the presenter
to ask Starmer about his Brexit Plans

As Sunak can answer that.

More Complicated Debate
this Friday is at 7:30PM Live
But bloody BBC need to Confirm
Sunak and Starmer are on it



[Seven-party debate: Friday 7 June,
London - Mishal Husain will moderate a
debate between leading figures from the seven
biggest political parties in Great Britain.
It will be broadcast from 19:30-21:00]

9 O Clock, sorry Granddad

I will watch it for a laugh

You Are Most Wise Cherie

Tonight around 100 seated audiences
some will have a question for the two.

Live ITV1HD 9PM

2 days back,
Unlike Corbyn,
Clever of Starmer who Confirmed
he would Fire Nukes in a
Major War Attack


Infact,
he now matches all of Sunak's Conservatives plans

Sunak, we need to stick to the plan, LABOUR has no plan.

Starmer, 14 years wasted, Sunak's plan whatever it is isn't working

No doubt some ridiculous questions asked by the audience of not really much relevance.

I don't think these debates are worthwhile.
Certainly not just between these 2.
Better with more leaders.

SkyNewsHD Live top Political Reporter Craig
at Salford Media Centre

We could see more chairs being added
to the Clean Studio.

I hope all going in, are searched

Should be on earlier. Like 7pm.

Nothing clever about that. It's the easiest thing you can do to pretend to be a tough guy. The difficult decision is to not pander to these weirdo narratives guaranteeing the end of our species.

Hold on Joey
Bloody BBC will not Confirm,
that Sunak or Starmer are on Fridays Live 7 Party Debate
they can send their Deputies or any cabinet member

Which will also be on this thread.

Sure
but he was Stamping down
he is nothing like ex-leader/former labour Corbyn.

You could argue that Sunak has turned the economic corner and that things are on the up, but politics these days isn't about realities, it's about how people feel. I think covid fundamentally changed the population, if a party doesn't make them feel good, they aren't going to vote for them

Sure
but one problem,
will be they do not know the audience's questions

Some of them will be Very Angry

I am glad it is Live