Today's Sarah Montague has always struck me as being hostile to the political right. Her July interruption coefficients offer some support for that feeling:
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Liam Fox, Conservative (17/7) - 1.3
Lord Jopling, Conservative (22/7) - 1.2
Bob Ainsworth, Labour (30/7) - 1.1
Chris Bryant, Labour (2/7) - 0.7
Dawn Primarola, Labour (28/7) - 0.7
Ming Campbell, Lib Dem (30/7) - 0.5
Shaun Bailey, Conservative (21/7) - 0.4
Alan Milburn, Labour (21/7) - 0.4
Baroness Prosser, Labour (29/7) - 0.3
Paddy Ashdown, Lib Dem (27/7) - 0.3
Nick Clegg, Lib Dem (9/7) - 0.3
Charles Clarke, Labour (9/7) - 0.2
Donald Anderson, Labour (30/7) - 0
Douglas Alexander, Labour (27/7) - 0
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Average number of interruptions per political party:
Conservatives - 1.0
Labour - 0.4
Lib Dems - 0.3
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In June Sarah's average for the Conservatives was also 1.0, but so was her average for the Labour Party and her average was the Lib Dems was 0.8. This provides complicating counter-evidence. However, tilting the bias back against the right was her UKIP score - 1.6.
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