Guest Shocked By Laura Kuenssberg's Dumb Question!

[@mrdaveythebaby]

I wish everyone would stop accusing Laura Kuenssberg of being a journalist. It's just not credible.

[@SirAntoniousBlock]

Indeed, that is a false scurrilous accusation! 😆

[@clarencegreen6341]

Well said. ​@@SirAntoniousBlock

[@sanchez16]

£300k WHAT

[@Rehook2]

[@stephanguitar9778]

She's a waste of human space

[@TheDagda1000]

Since when has Kuenssberg been a "journalist"?! 💩

[@Arltratlo]

does she know what that is???

[@alanthomson1227]

I was just thinking that . Who pays her £300000+ as a journalist , can’t be BBC .

[@nikgnomic8867]

She may have been a journalist in the past but now looks like just a TV presenter

[@hilarykirkby4771]

She can call herself what she likes but that doensn''t make her one. Johnson is said to be a hournalist too!

[@TimRoope-nm1ey]

Tim Davie who redefined Impartiality needs to go.

[@petyrkowalski9887]

It is beyond me how she is still employed by the BBC using our licence money. I want a refund.

[@Dignity4allhumanity]

She was put in as a low IQ yes woman and stooge of the I hate to use this word establishment.

[@gadgetphotos2567]

I totally agree

[@dianeglanville]

so do I totally agree

[@andydudley1775]

you mean your helping fund this .wtf.

[@bluemotion14]

I can't believe you are paying it

[@st.george007]

She was not hired for her IQ, she was hired for her obedience,

[@caboosealmighty3735]

in which case it is money well spent for those that wish to maintaine the status quo and maximise profit.

[@priscillaroberts7945]

@@st.george007 connections are what decides who gets plum jobs at the bbc same as everywhere .

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

But she went to uni?did she study in eton under lardy boris.

[@stud105]

Your mum??

[@phatshah7377]

She was hired because of who her parents are. She's a massive nepo baby

[@GraemeHogg]

Oh no not regulations against putting poison in food

[@HaydenCyclist]

Freedom is large corporations being able to poison us with impunity.

[@mrwidestrides4802]

During COVID I heard it was common practice for the cabinet members to dress up as regulations and jump scare food businesses during zoom meetings.

[@caterthun4853]

Why can we not have hormones in beef and chlorinated chicken and corn sugar in everything . We voted Brexit to have that

[@mandycouchbean]

Kunnesberg needs to be sacked !!

[@davidhooper1767]

Stop paying for the licence that would help.

[@audreymcgready4329]

The BBC should be inundated with complaints about her by now surly?.

[@davidhooper1767]

​@@audreymcgready4329Have you complained? Just paying the licence and you'll feel better for it.

[@davidhooper1767]

​@@audreymcgready4329Stop paying the licence.

[@mynameisnobody5295]

I can't find when her contract runs out then I think she should not be retained.

[@iAmGhost187]

Wait what?! 300.000 a year? BBC pay me!! I can talk smack all day and even be funnier than this woman!!!

[@filougreendog]

I was just thinking along similar lines... I could roll out of bed on a Sunday morning an hour before the show, and ask way more relevant questions than this tool...

[@Padraigp]

Wow. 300k a year for how many years? But we can't pay doctors a raise?

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Look at the USA, just to show what happens when you don't regulate food industry.

[@mobsiesixsixsix9785]

Yet you can't get cheese, haggis or kinder surprise. A mad system.

[@gizmo5601]

Yes, even US free range or grass fed products often aren’t as they seem. The USDA has some very lax regulations on label claims. eg open a 6’*6’ shed door onto a grass strip for chickens a week or so before slaughter qualifies as free range. Saying that, now living back in the UK it’s shocking the amount of ultra processed food on our supermarket shelves. I find myself constantly label reading and putting items back on the shelf. Palm oil in so many products, even more expensive shops like M&S Food and all major brands of chocolate. No wonder it doesn’t taste the same. Don’t get me started on the stupidity of replacing sugar in drinks and cakes with chlorinated sucrose. Keeps me slim because I refuse to eat the stuff.

[@garryferrington811]

"Enriched" bread means there's a certain percentage of sawdust in it. Pork producers now "regulate" themselves, and yes, people have gotten sick and died.

[@Captain-l-12p]

She is one of the main reasons i dont watch any BBC content.she almost single handedly destroyed any trust i had in them as far as news and politics goes.she should have been fired years ago.

[@alanbrown9178]

I lost trust in bbc news and current affairs during the miners' strike..... 40 years ago. They have done nothing since then to regain that trust, particularly in Scottish matters.

[@dianeglanville]

uesd to watch her don't no more she is full of bullshit tory lady

[@andydudley1775]

@@alanbrown9178 Scottish matters hey the tory know how to get use on board by offering you a penny more .knowing you gloat at the rest of us to spite your self.

[@Captain-l-12p]

@@andydudley1775 that would explain Ruth Davidson.

[@drunkengamer1977]

​@andydudley1775 Really Scotland hasn't voted Tory since 1956 the Welsh don't vote Tory either and N Ireland has it's own parties. The Tories are an English disease

[@ibzkoty]

What an incredibly Tory thing for her to say.

[@RankinMsP]

For a change

[@KieranKelly-o9s]

She is an apology of a journalist. Sack her!

[@Thegreyreaperuk]

Yes she’s an insane Tory spokesperson.

[@peterdavy6110]

I have Tory voting friends who swear she's a Labour Party plant. Not joking.

[@Thegreyreaperuk]

@@peterdavy6110 I've had people on FB convinced the BBC is leftist. Couldn't write it.

[@taykitrleevitt4314]

LK is a Tory capitalist who would sacrifice her family for a stock market share dividend.

[@oliverraven]

@@peterdavy6110 Then you need to find better friends.

[@Willsey]

Sick of this lefty Irish commentator. He talks shit

[@liammalarky3483]

300K for Laura K??? That's outrageous. For that money, she should be going for the throat, politically impartial, and probing. Not stupidly punching down like a good little Tory. She's no Dimbleby, that's for sure. What a shameful waste of money.

[@GayJayU26]

I loathe that woman. And, she was dreadful with Wes Streeting

[@audreymcgready4329]

I hear you on that.

[@petyrkowalski9887]

Same here

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

You would have thought she would have liked wes streeting because she also wants the nhs privatised.

[@lythalls]

@@JohnPark-xf2gqgot a reliable source for that claim ?

[@matpk]

Dumb Womb

[@bobcosmic]

The worst country in Europe for obesity? Now that says it all.

[@MichaelSmith-ns8ow]

It isn’t, USA

[@twocvbloke]

@@MichaelSmith-ns8ow When did the USA become a part of europe?

[@bobcosmic]

@@MichaelSmith-ns8ow It isn’t, USA What exactly are you trying to say?

[@Doginamansuit]

​@MichaelSmith-ns8ow The USA isn't in Europe dude.

[@Sam88-l4k]

​@@MichaelSmith-ns8ow Since when was the US in Europe

[@johnwilletts3984]

I used to love the independent BBC, but now as a pensioner, paying the license fee for this women, makes me feel like a victim.

[@mandycouchbean]

Brilliant Challenge Bravo Chris ❤

[@NickGodwin]

it’s not “Nanny state”, it’s allowing food Producers free to put whatever CRAP they like.

[@michaelpeirce8592]

Again, Laura Kuenssberg proves that she is an embarrassment not only to herself but also to the BBC and proves beyond doubt that she is not very good as a journalist

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Never put good and laura toryiceburg in the same sentence.damn I've just done it.

[@BoojayDeeth]

It comes across as total disinterest on her part, just going through the motions with that old chestnut "Well I'll be interesting to see what viewers make of that" at the end. When you have a whopping salary and a contract it's easy to get complacent, now the Tories are out as well perhaps she knows the writing's on the wall for her career advance too.

[@helenwebb-bourne466]

That woman should be sacked !

[@neondragon1820]

It's complete idiocy by the BBC scrapping Victoria Derbyshire's show and then giving Laura Kuenssberg her own one

[@koala6016]

That says just about everything about the Beeb, these days. It was not always so.

[@user-pw6ei2mn7x]

She is a stoodge for the Tories. Shameless, insulting and should be sacked 🍀🍀🍀🇮🇪

[@StephenUren-qb6ff]

She is called a journalist, but I would add the word 'lazy' to her title!

[@Captain-l-12p]

Propagandist might be a better fit.

[@HaydenCyclist]

She's a tv presenter who does interviews. I've never heard her break a real news story.

[@michaelfoy]

Useless, CLUELESS and a Tory Shill could be added.....

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

I can only assume she's going for constructive dismissal because why else would she be so blatantly biased?. .

[@HaydenCyclist]

@JohnPark-xf2gq we promote incompoence to the highest levels at whatever cost in this country. It's part of our great 'values' the deference to hierarchy, money and class.

[@johnlepley7002]

Kuenssberg really is a waste of time, get rid of her.

[@beatonthedonis]

The first time I became aware of the existence of Laura Kuenssberg was after she asked Jeremy Corbyn whether he supported the right of the police to summarily execute suspects in the street. Even the Met police commissioner had to point out that shoot-to-kill was illegal and not policy. Unfortunately Corbyn didn't answer her question with the contempt it deserved.

[@damianleah6744]

The main protagonists calling it a “nanny state “ are those very food companies who don’t want regulations. It’s obvious to me, but I’m not on £300k+ per annum salary and on this salary you buy the very best food, so no wonder she’s out of touch as much as the politicians she is supposed to ask questions of.

[@moretimeneeded56]

When they throw the accusation of “nanny state” I think of a spoilt little rich child having a temper tantrum shouting at the nanny because she is stopping them from being naughty.

[@JHatLpool]

The BBC totally in the grip of the Mail, Express and Telegraph.

[@ambrella6631]

I think the bbc doesn't yet realise the tories are out of 6 there's not the stranglehold they had on them. Roll on Labour regulates the BBC

[@stop-the-greed]

And the IEA

[@davidty2006]

mainstream media is just copy pasting what others say these days...

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

And Tufton street.

[@StewartMiddleton]

Does Kuenssberg ever get things right? She sends briefing notes to Boris and makes fun of it and is unforgiving to others. Kuenssberg style is sarcasm in abundance, so it must be time to replace her with a true journalist or, such programmes will lose viewers even more.

[@markbriten6999]

Except if they are Tories. Then it's "do you want you feel my tits". To quote "not the nine o'clock news"

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

The tories have planted people in the organisation so that normal people will be so fed up with the bbc that they will switch off from them.tory plan achieved.

[@DrRusty5]

Without regulation businesses would be racing to the bottom to make greater profits.

[@FS-dk4hg]

I no longer watch “Sunday with Laura Keunsberg”. Having a high IQ doesn’t necessarily means you are a credible or a good host, and being able to ask the right questions. I have boycotted BBC almost a year now because I found their presenters to be rude, obnoxious and bias.

[@robertmawby3021]

Poor Laura only got a twenty grand rise this year. Aren’t the BBC so generous……..with licence payer’s money! 🤬🤬

[@Alex-cw3rz]

What in the world is the point of the government if she wants them to do nothing

[@janetmalcolm6191]

She knows a few in Govt who do nothing. She thinks that is the correct way to be in Govt. 14 years has proved that. She supports them.

[@pmyumjr]

It is absolutely the job of government to regulate what companies put in our food. My God.

[@GarethMachin-rb2sg]

This goes to the heart of what is government for? The right wing don't want any regulations that affect profits. She is truly dreadful as a journalist.

[@patrickporter1864]

Yes let's go back to allowing them to sell sugar with glass and dirt in it.

[@kayew5492]

My grandmother told me that when she was young (she was born 1912) her mother would empty newly bought loose tea onto a tray and pass a magnet over it to draw out the iron filings which it contained, presumably to add weight although it may have also been intended to add colour and maybe even some kind of flavour to the tea. It took decades to reach the levels of food safety we had while part of the EU, now the food industry wants to undo all that, and idiots like her are content to let it happen. Because of course, if you can afford the very best organically produced food, you won't have to worry. It's only cheap food for the plebs that is at risk of adulteration. By the way, jam has to have some sugar in order for it to set. When I used to make my own jam the recipe called for equal amounts of fruit and sugar by weight.

[@bakedbean37]

The marmalade recipe I have from my mum has twice the quantity of sugar as oranges. No sweeteners. No gelling agents. No acidity regulators required. Marmalade as nature intended. 🙂

[@davidwright7193]

The sugar is also the preservative. Many jams need pectin to set which is why you generally make blackberry and apple rather than blackberry for instance. The apple adds pectin to the jam and helps it set.

[@davidwright7193]

⁠@@bakedbean37No sweeteners apart from all that sugar of course and the gelling agents in the orange peal.

[@bakedbean37]

@@davidwright7193 The pips rather than the peel are the main source of pectin. Always tie them in a bit of muslin and hang it in the pan during the boil. "All that sugar". You're not supposed to eat it by the jar. 🙂

[@kayew5492]

@@davidwright7193 Blackberry jam was my dad's favourite. He preferred it on the runnier side, so it was a question of boiling it until a little would ''wrinkle'' when allowed to cool on a saucer. I've also done strawberry, apricot and plum jam, and would have made gooseberry jam too if only I could have got my hands on more gooseberries. It's such a shame gooseberries have fallen out of favour these days, they make excellent jam, and pies!

[@garryferrington811]

£300,000 a year?! For her? She can't possibly be worth that kind of money.

[@woowoo111111]

Apparently it's not for TV presenters to regulate what comes out of their mouths

[@redtim3690]

Spot the difference: One is an articulate and well informed person and the other is a mouthpiece for the Tory party.

[@timeoftheyear5230]

Low Wages high prices of half decent food.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

Nanny state saying they can't put asbestos in my food.

[@HaydenCyclist]

A free state says you shouldn't have to take down asbestos just because people are dying from it.

[@thecommonsensechannel6268]

I know it’s terrible next they will be enforcing not drinking bleach… thank god for brexit do the EU can’t enforce higher standards

[@HaydenCyclist]

@@thecommonsensechannel6268 brussels wouldn't stop getting in the way of my pint of bleach and me. After brexit I've never needed the pint of bleech more ironically .

[@michaelmouse4024]

For a sign of her tory bias I refer you to her visible distress when Joe Lycett mocked Truss on her 'show'. And just like Truss... she's absurd

[@audreymcgready4329]

She obviously forgets the horse meat scandal too.

[@FoxInClogs]

Laura Kuenssberg: "Is it up to the government to regulate how much alcohol is in drivers' drinks?"

[@simon19162]

If Kuenssberg is a journalist, I am a pole dancer (not a sight you would want to see)!

[@JT-si6bl]

DEFRA, like EU, has done more for food standards to not only ruin health, but also waste... then the elephant in the room is awareness. Who are the benefactors? He mentions UPF in all his research, he remains pertinent to that; commendable work. Holding DEFRA to account to allow say artificial sweeteners into food is always side-stepped, yet it's being a primary reason for bad health, and I doubt major shareholders of that industry would like to comment especially on the 'sugar tax'. It raises ire when the subject of obesity doesn't get to join the dots with food standards and the classification of 'food', with the ability to afford real food, and the education to know the difference between food and 'food'. How does anyone cook with aspartame? Would they eat it if they knew? How do people read miniscule writing on ingredients? Obfuscation. I gave up expecting her Sunday morning bbc-ing dumbed down exchange of 'media-ready' questions to be any use except hearing her squirm i n front of the Lettuce. She embodies 'Don't Look Up'. But the institution of BBC is so very poncy British, and utterly conservative anyway, it banks on dumbing down, and she's just a tv presenter, an obfuscater. An antagonist. Another Jeremy Vine.

[@steve5158]

Little Britain, the 51st state of the USA.

[@andrewdyrda8012]

With Kuennsberg and Bruce, its often dumb, but usually to shut down a message which her clients don't want outing.

[@T0MT0Mmmmy]

Following her logic, no government should regulate the car industry to build save cars.

[@PortilloMoment]

Indeed. By extension it also covers any industry and how it can produce its products. Children's toys, vapes, electrical items to name but a few. The interviewee was being polite but a much better response would have been to ask, "What the bloody hell are you talking about you fool?"

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Thanks to lardy boris any foolish slimeball can rise to the top in this back to front country we now have.only in tory Britain would it be legal to put sewerage in our rivers and seas and the bosses award themselves large bonuses for doing it.and then just when you think it can't get any worse they want to increase charges by 50% plus to pay for what they should have done in the first place.

[@SwatantraNandanwar]

Exactly . Sod the nanny state. Regulstion is there to stop manufscturers exploiting the public to spend and make extraprofits. Ive alwsys belirved in regulation regulstion andvregulstion Because most of the public are pretty thick and dont understand most things. They are to busy working. Krankie Kuensberg.

[@KevinSheedy10]

Seat belts nanny state, basic health and safety nanny state, no smoking in cars or work places nanny state, speed limits nanny state, regulations on cladding nanny state. Every form of regulation is opposed as bad by these Milton Friedman/Randian acolytes but the vast vast majority of regulations make the world a safer and better place for us to inhabit. No regulation produces a race to the bottom on every because it is always cheaper and easier to cut corners and produce sub standard products.

[@whowherewhatwhywen]

They deregulated deli meats in the United States, and we have had deaths happen from that decision.

[@stop-the-greed]

Remember when they got rid of banking regulations ....oh yeah , the 2008 banking crash

[@PortilloMoment]

We should remember that 'getting rid of regulations' has much the same effect as 'not applying regulations that exist'.

[@VarmilMorr]

"There are no stupid questions, just stupid people"

[@mandycouchbean]

Exactly Chris Van Tulleken ❤

[@RichardFraser-y9t]

good food has gotten far more expensive and takes longer, bad food is easy and relatively cheep. Forcing overweight people to take slimming drugs is utter nonsense

[@naseeha101]

I just love that sigh moment 🤣

[@davidmcculloch8490]

The first responsibility of government is to protect its citizens. Forget the commentator's obsession with the nuclear button; the environment and food sustain our lives.

[@philmoffett366]

The annoying thing is we (the TV licence paying public) are paying for this absolute nonsense🤨

[@desplatt842]

LK is a thick Tory. She must have been devastated at having had to cancel her interview with Bonking Boris as she missed another opportunity to flirt with him. You don’t get dumber than finding him attractive.

[@AA-hg5fk]

This is exactly why i (legally) don't have a TV licence, none of my hard earned cash is going towards paying all the crap that the BBC churns out and expects me to be grateful for!

[@somecontrol268]

Do you think the food companies volunteered the information reported on packaging? They do so because they are required to by governmental standards and if they misreport information they are held to account by governments.

[@rosab2655]

Is it the BBC's intention to have a" journalist asking questions like this in order to appeal to viewers who might otherwise tune into GB News or some other garbage?

[@davidhoward4715]

Yes.

[@John-e5k9x]

Laura Kuenssberg the voice of the Status Quo. The rich don’t eat unhealthy food they can afford to buy quality. The poor on the other hand don’t have a choice. The EU regulates what is produced, no mad cow meat for them. Another Brexit benefit.

[@spitfire1962]

How about makeing healthier food cheaper. That’s what the government should make producers and supermarkets do.

[@AuxesisHyperbole666]

Exactly, and the less processed both healthier and cheaper.

[@derekmulready1523]

But. To harvest that food you require will English workers to work in all weather's. Then again there are willing workers in occupied former hotels. 🇮🇪🇪🇺

[@KevinSheedy10]

That won’t work. Healthy food is more expensive to make. They could only make it comparatively cheaper by taxing unhealthy food. But that is opposed because of the nanny state too.

[@reriuqne0-ny1er]

Governments are there to regulate for the benefit of the population.

[@michaeldowson6988]

The agriculture and food manufacturing industries set the healthy eating guidelines in the US & Canada...not our medical boards.

[@Ruggedtexan]

The BBC's continued employment of Laura Kuenessberg is the reason I have opted not to pay my licence fee.

[@harveybrant3352]

Just trotting out the usual tired and discredited neo-liberal dogma, which amounts to deregulation = good, regulation = bad.

[@Grim_Beard]

We don't need to imagine what a barely-regulated food industry would look like, we can just look at the USA. No problems with obesity and ill-health there...

[@neilstapleton30]

She needs to go, not worth £3K p.a. let alone north of £300K. She’s clueless and lazy too!

[@shipyardtown8155]

She is not the sharpest.

[@grantmcraven]

In her defence, it is the task of a journalist to ask the questions that are on the viewer's minds. Even the stupid ones. The question doesn't mean she wanted or didn't know the answer to the answer personally. And it is an obvious question. And Max Govt's are actually very very bad at regulating food and especially food labeling. And it's very nuanced.

[@williamwade641]

Is she receiving backhanders from the food companies? Just asking.

[@GaryMalone88]

Laura is bought and paid for. Her lack of impartiality is deafening!

[@berth2647]

Brexit startet and IQ dropped..

[@erelpc]

We urgently need a government policy that advises no tolerance to animal fats.

[@76ToneCrome]

Jam used to be a luxury in victorian times, so criminal gangs used to make raspberry ham out of turnip, food colouring, and tiny pieces of wood that were substituted for fruit seeds.

[@HaydenCyclist]

Nanny state stopped us from eating timber thinking it's raspberry jam. Get the Conservatives back in ASAP! We want wood for raspberry jam!

[@stevenculley3330]

The BBC should get rid of this vile woman now.

[@candidaprout560]

Good afternoon Max and all here. This lady became a disaster of a journalist. Bravo to this gentleman. I didn't follow up because I don't listen to her anymore 😠

[@macflod]

I don’t think many people are fans of Laura. Has anyone seen any say - oh Laura is very good- or words to that meaning?

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Laura wants everyone to have more gammon in their diet.both food and written.

[@chriswarrington7066]

A dumb question from the Kuennsberg?? Surely not!!!! 😂

[@GazTU1]

Journalistic integrity and professionalism departed the BBC news department years ago

[@stevecunningham5598]

The only reason she won’t become a Tory MP is because she earns more promoting them from her views on her biased TV show.

[@CleverContrarian]

£300k per year? Most of us can do a better job than her, it is who you know!

[@audreymcgready4329]

Someone must have paid someone to give her a job. Was she bored?.

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

Give us a job.give us a job,I could do that job.

[@marklucas8110]

We need another Robin Day. Someone who will hold politicians to account or hold their feet to the fire if necessary. Luara's turned into a soft balling question giver on Tories and asked stupid questions about subjects she obviously doesn't understand. Which is ironic as, if you are a decent journalist, you've already done the legwork before going on air. She's more like a good morning tv host these days and trots out fluff to the masses. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a team of people writing this tripe for her to present on a Sunday.

[@davidhooper1767]

She normally asks stupid questions so not much of a change.Stop funding the licence maybe she wont be paid as much.

[@DavidOwen-u1m]

Every question is a gotcha question BBC should sack this Tory hack

[@ganrimmonim]

But I can't believe she asked the question is it the government's job to tell food producers what they can put in their food.

[@andrewb9953]

Next daft thing she'll be saying on this trajectory is, why have safeguarding policies? . Her comments are just damaging to society. Who will rid this turbulent, partial woman from our licence paying airwaves?

[@davidhall7744]

‘Journalist’ 😂

[@BobPsomiadis]

She has aged badly ,thanks to her unprofessional journalism.

[@dfcjohnston]

Get rid of her she is a tory!!

[@MichealHarris-il6zi]

£300,000 a year ? . I wouldn't pay her £30.00 a year .

[@ruthguthrie1099]

Scotland has the best home grown produce in the UK thanks to our government dear Laura. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@malcolmlowthion7381]

Glad I was not the only one who thought this :)

[@newrybhoy74]

Tory mouthpiece is all she is

[@shawndavis2611]

She's getting worse

[@markmcgibbon2101]

Surely her days as a bbc reporter are numbered?

[@JohnPark-xf2gq]

666. The devil is in her contract.

[@frazzlemcdazzle3221]

This is another reason why I don't pay my licence fee!!!

[@matthewrobinson2172]

She’s putting a view that many people believe, giving him space and an opportunity refute it and explain his position. It’s kind of her job. It doesn’t mean she believes the contra argument is correct. It’s called a discussion. It serves a useful purpose, it’s certainly better than having all those who feel their instincts are not voiced to switch over to gb news where discussion leans one way.

[@KevinSheedy10]

She does agree with it though.

[@timpenny6226]

Why did she send THE BORIS her notes prior to the cancellation of the interview or is that nonsense?

[@Sam88-l4k]

You obviously haven't watched the difference between her interviews with Labour in power and when Conservatives where in power

[@matthewrobinson2172]

What matters is not her personal views but her ability to put questions that are relevant.

[@matthewrobinson2172]

I’m not a huge follower of Laura kuensberg, I’m responding to this video. If you’re saying she does not ask relevant questions it’s probably better to look at a clip that illustrates that point.