QUESTION TIME IS BACK, WITH ALL THE WRONG SUBJECTS.

Having sat through another boring programme, most of which was spent chewing the fat about the Chilcot inquiry into the invasion of Iraq. As with most processes instigated by government, there will be Cabinet influence, the Bank of England and interest rates being a good example. It did raise an interesting aspect, as the author suspects many of the protaganists voted for 'Tony and the Sleazeballs'. They would have voted for him, presumably, for what he had promised to give them.

The proper lead question however, should have been the situation of the Mosedale family, who, having vacated their property in North London for refurbishment purposes, presumably having paid good money for such an operation, found upon their return that the property was occupied by Romanian refugees. Our intrepid police force were disinterested, evidently due to Mr. Mosedale enquiry as to why immigrants on benefit have any rights to act illegally. We doubt if too many readers would act differently from this. It appears that it took two weeks to regain access to their own home.



ARE WE GOING TO LEARN?