BBC1 BREAKFAST PRESENTERS
Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt
Carol Kirkwood takes a much closer look for us, at the weather.
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This Week. Andrew Neil
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This Week. Andrew Neil
BBC1: Thursday October 16, 11.45pm - 12.30am
Andrew Neil and guests discuss political and parliamentary developments
from the past seven days.
Diane Abbott
Miranda Green.
Michael Portillo … The man of the moment, Yes, yes, yes he goes out and about, meets the people where they live , and where they are at in their lives. The poverty stricken. The Poor. Those struggling to survive on a minimum wage.
Portillo said: “ I felt very lost after politics, but television came to my rescue. I still feel like an intruder, although I’m relaxed. Whereas I wasn’t in politics. I loved it, but was always under stress. “
Since retiring from politics in 2005 he has transformed himself, at 59, from unlovable politician into convivial presenter of a variety of programmes, from BBC4’s Dinner with Portillo to a Wagner documentary, living for a week as a single parent on benefits, and as a regular on the BBC’s late-night political programme This Week.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-11-08/michael-portillo-i-felt-very-lost-after-politics-but-television-came-to-my-rescue
Taking a closer look at what is going on in British politics ...
The ancient British political system Punch and Judy Show needs kicking out.
British people shouldn't have to put up with the likes of this any longer?
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