Bullying..happy I think Cucking pulled you up on spelling the other day did he not.

You are a bit of a condescending arse sometimes nick,but that seems to be a labour trait.

I believe that Alan Johnson has know Jeremy Corbyn a long time and sees through his bulls***.
I take it you don't believe Alan Johnson.
So you only believe in Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott presumably. The rest of the Parliamentary Labour party don't. You must be like the hundreds of Communist Party members who joined Labour just to vote for Jeremy as leader.

No deal is a bad deal

More than that, there is no such thing as "no deal". Supply chains, travel, financial services, visas, transitional arrangements. We will need some sort of rules of engagement with Europe. You can't just cut the UK off and stop any movement of good, services and people. All of these things need some sort of "deal". Falling back on WTO trade deals would be madness. You'd see utter pandemonium up and down the UK in such a situation. People expect to be able to buy tomatoes from Spain in February and a huge list of other produce in addition. The tariffs on such items would make them prohibitively expensive. Add to that the fact that we'd not be able to export our produce to the EU without huge tariffs and the impact would be massively negative.

We need someone committed to working with the EU to get a good deal for both sides not a bunch of posturing bullies.

"The BBC insisted they had used polling company ComRes "to recruit an audience that is representative of the country demographically and politically".

They claimed the audience was balanced between "age; gender; ethnicity; socio-economic; party politics; how they voted in EU referendum; and some undecided voters"."

Perhaps the Corbyn supporters were just more vocal? Perhaps people find it risible (hence the laughter) that the Tories say they should be judged on their record on the economy. Perhaps members of the public do think that inequality is too high, public services dangerously underfunded, aren't happy with stagnant wages for most but huge gains for the super rich.

But then again maybe it was all a plot by the BBC to enrage the right wing press and commentators.

There is no evidence that the audience was picked in a biased way. It seems a lot more plausible that the anti-Tory faction in the audience just made more noise. In the last election 11m voted Tory and there are c.52m adults in the UK so 21% of a representative audience would be Tory voters. Not hard to envisage a representative audience being anti-Tory. Even with an increase in vote this time the percentage wouldn't be above 25%.

I believe that Alan Johnson has know Jeremy Corbyn a long time and sees through his bulls***.
I take it you don't believe Alan Johnson.
So you only believe in Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott presumably. The rest of the Parliamentary Labour party don't. You must be like the hundreds of Communist Party members who joined Labour just to vote for Jeremy as leader.

Idont believe everything alan says hrolf, people , especially politicians, have agendas to further there own career, and im not a dianne fan to be fair, just as im not a cameron, osborne or boris fan, dont dislike theresa but think not facing the questions shows weakness, doesnt bide well for the future, as im assuming she will win, but as for the commy thing im not actually that into politics, first time in 20 years im voting , just think jeremys best for the masses, you disagree, thats democracy!

You seem to have forgotten the furore about which labour members could vote in the leadership election. You are ill informed. Again.