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Rob! · 24-03-2016, 01:03 AM

Commons official halts BBC broadcast during PMQs protest
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-35886336

The report was about a protest that was taking place in the House of Commons regarding the disability cuts. This is insane.

As if she did it on camera as well instead of just talking to the crew behind the camera

Jack_ · 24-03-2016, 01:08 AM

Saw this earlier, I found it funny

the way he just ignores her at first looool <3

Rob! · 24-03-2016, 01:15 AM

His reponse should have been something along the lines of "this is news, i'm a news reporter, keep walking."
Isn't the House of Commons a publicly paid for establishment? Meaning that we, the public, are entitled to know what's going on in there?
Plus, the whole protest wouldn't have had half as much public awareness if she hadn't have done this

the truth · 24-03-2016, 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob!

His reponse should have been something along the lines of "this is news, i'm a news reporter, keep walking."
Isn't the House of Commons a publicly paid for establishment? Meaning that we, the public, are entitled to know what's going on in there?
Plus, the whole protest wouldn't have had half as much public awareness if she hadn't have done this

totally agree, this was horrific. something youd expect to see in china. the reporters spineless reaction was also horrifying, why didn't he ask why? then carry on regardless? and the fact the bbc didn't even run the story tells you everything. spineless cowardly useless toothless complacent, corrupt, bloated, anti democratic dreadful organization who have been covering up perverts for 40 years

arista · 24-03-2016, 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob!

Commons official halts BBC broadcast during PMQs protest
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-35886336

The report was about a protest that was taking place in the House of Commons regarding the disability cuts. This is insane.

As if she did it on camera as well instead of just talking to the crew behind the camera

Yes Its the Rules inside the Hall
Its Normal Rob,

arista · 24-03-2016, 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by the truth

totally agree, this was horrific. something youd expect to see in china. the reporters spineless reaction was also horrifying, why didn't he ask why? then carry on regardless? and the fact the bbc didn't even run the story tells you everything. spineless cowardly useless toothless complacent, corrupt, bloated, anti democratic dreadful organization who have been covering up perverts for 40 years

Because he Fecking knew Full Well
as that older BBC fella has been there a long time
no filming during a Protest
inside the Hall

Its under the Conditions
the BBC signed up to.

Fecking Smith - Stop doing this

Rules Are Rules

Toy Soldier · 24-03-2016, 08:15 AM

Don't think she realised it was being broadcast live

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But yeah, like I said on the other thread, this is political news that is quite obviously in the public's interest to be aware of to make full, informed decisions when it comes to who and what they are supporting. For as long as the press is muted (or biased as it so often is), "Democracy" is an absolute sham... uninformed voting is utterly meaningless.

Kizzy · 24-03-2016, 08:23 AM

I love the usual tory bot response 'it's not allowed', democracy is not allowed in a democracy?....ok.

bitontheslide · 24-03-2016, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy

I love the usual tory bot response 'it's not allowed', democracy is not allowed in a democracy?....ok.

There were plenty demo's such as stop the war during labours time, that were equally not allowed. Don't blame the tories for this. We either have the commons as a rabble free area where the politics of the nation can be decided by those democratically elected, or we can have anarchy. I know which one I prefer.

MTVN · 24-03-2016, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy

I love the usual tory bot response 'it's not allowed', democracy is not allowed in a democracy?....ok.

She's a Commons official enforcing rules that have been there for decades, its not party political

Kizzy · 24-03-2016, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by MTVN

She's a Commons official enforcing rules that have been there for decades, its not party political

I wasn't referring to the official but the public response ( not on here you understatand)

Toy Soldier · 24-03-2016, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

commons as a rabble free area

I'd love to see this. Let me know when the HoC stops being a jeering, sneering public schoolboy soggy biscuit wankfest, then maybe we can seriously think about a "rabble free area".

Livia · 24-03-2016, 10:11 AM

Protests are not allowed to be filmed in the House of Commons. No protests, by anyone about anything. It has been like that always so I fail to see why everyone is getting bent out of shape about this. It wasn't allowed under Labour and it isn't allowed now.