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24th May, 2019

Conversation Analysis – BBC Question Time (part 2)

Editor: This is part 2 of the blog on the BBC Question Time programme. Part 1 is here.

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2nd October, 2018

Bad things always come in threes

One way to put a politician on the spot is to ask them how many people have been affected by …

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22nd February, 2018

Ouch! Direct, focused questioning at its best

Andrew Neil was on fine form as he returned to hosting the Daily Politics on BBC1 on Wednesday. After chewing …

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22nd November, 2016

Gove: “It was a mistake”

MPs sometimes have to eat humble pie and admit that they have made a mistake. In an earlier blog, I …

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