[Wizard.]

Well should she? Maggie implies Ann could’ve done something about it. Maybe she hates Maggie out of guilt.

[Denver]

No its the viewers who accepted it kmt

[Wizard.]

Originally Posted by Adam.

No its the viewers who accepted it kmt

I don’t mean Ann specifically but people who had power.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Riley.

Well should she? Maggie implies Ann could’ve done something about it. Maybe she hates Maggie out of guilt.

How could it be Anns fault I am sure if she could have done something she would

[Wizard.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

How could it be Anns fault I am sure if she could have done something she would

Well you would think she would’ve asked Maggie about it but she doesn’t want to draw attention to it because she knows she would face hot fire

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Riley.

Well should she? Maggie implies Ann could’ve done something about it. Maybe she hates Maggie out of guilt.

I think Ann is probably used to it tbh.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

How could it be Anns fault I am sure if she could have done something she would

Ann was shadow Home secretary in 2001 and still a leading conservative up till 2010. The Rochdale investigation started 2004 so I would agree it was a bit odd that Ann didn't even ask Maggie anything about it

[poppsywoppsy]

Shadow Home Secretary does not mean Ann was in power.

[lewis111]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

How could it be Anns fault I am sure if she could have done something she would

I'm not implying she could've done anything cause I don't know
But I don't think it's fair to say she would have if she could given her voting records on other things - she thinks about her self not anyone else

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by poppsywoppsy

Shadow Home Secretary does not mean Ann was in power.

You have that right

But the timeline clearly shows Ann was still an MP and a leading conservative figure while the investigation was going on so I still think it was odd that she - according to Maggie - never even mentioned it or asked Maggie about it.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

You have that right

But the timeline clearly shows Ann was still an MP and a leading conservative figure while the investigation was going on so I still think it was odd that she - according to Maggie - never even mentioned it or asked Maggie about it.

Well maybe Ann thought it too sensitive a subject and private to be airing it on BB, who knows maybe Emma will ask her

[GiRTh]

Yeah Maybe that's it

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by lewis111

I'm not implying she could've done anything cause I don't know
But I don't think it's fair to say she would have if she could given her voting records on other things - she thinks about her self not anyone else

And I don't think it's fair to blame someone for something we know very little about

[Cherie]

Why didn't Maggie mention the minister, the shadow Minster doesn't have a lot of power

Maggie same across as pretty bitter maybe she though she would win given her background

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Why didn't Maggie mention the minister, the shadow Minster doesn't have a lot of power

SHe wasnt asked about the Minister she was asked about Ann

Another thing, Ann has never married or had children so why did she have such a reaction to the pregnancy task?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

SHe wasnt asked about the Minister she was asked about Ann

Another thing, Ann has never married or had children so why did she have such a reaction to the pregnancy task?

Maybe because many who have never experienced childbirth can't understand it

[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Why didn't Maggie mention the minister, the shadow Minster doesn't have a lot of power

Maggie same across as pretty bitter maybe she though she would win given her background

Maggie let herself down in that interview, She is politically opposed to Ann, Channel 5 were on very dodgy ground allowing Maggie to spout off like that without giving Ann an immediate right to respond

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Maybe because many who have never experienced childbirth can't understand it

Yet she took it out on Maggie when all the women laughed. I think Ann May have some issue here

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Yet she took it out on Maggie when all the women laughed. I think Ann May have some issue here

She wasn't going to nominate Amanda was she

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

And I don't think it's fair to blame someone for something we know very little about

Well look,I am now a staunch Labour supporter however they were the govt.then
Ann was only shadow Home Secretary,who takes much notice of shadow ministers really,even if they should.

It's the Labour Home Secretary of the time who should have to give some answers to that issue.

Just as now, it should be the serving Home Secretary who gets the flack on issues as bad as that.
Not the opposition spokesmen/women.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Maggie let herself down in that interview, She is politically opposed to Ann, Channel 5 were on very dodgy ground allowing Maggie to spout off like that without giving Ann an immediate right to respond

I did notice Emma trying to shut it down a bit,it was uneccesary to bring that up

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Well look,I am now a staunch Labour supporter however they were the govt.then
Ann was only shadow Home Secretary,who takes much notice of shadow ministers really,even if they should.

It's the Labour Home Secretary of the time who should have to give some answers to that issue.

Just as now, it should be the serving Home Secretary who gets the flack on issues as bad as that.
Not the opposition spokesmen/women.

Thanks for that info Joey,

[GiRTh]

Still odd that she never asked about it.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Still odd that she never asked about it.

maybe she's not allowed to,who knows it is rather a sensitive case

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

maybe she's not allowed to,who knows it is rather a sensitive case

Seriously?