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This week's Question Time, which gave every impression of drawing a sizable chunk of its audience from the Labour Society at Birmingham University, produced the following Dimbledata:
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Who got most time to speak?
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1. Ed Balls (Lab) - 11 minutes 56 seconds
2. Vince Cable (LD) - 10 minutes 45 seconds
3. Liam Fox (Con) - 9 minutes 13 seconds
4. Janet Street-Porter (woman) - 7 minutes 23 seconds
5. Alex Salmond (SNP) - 7 minutes 15 seconds
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Who received the most interruptions from David Dimbleby?
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1. Vince Cable - 8
2. Liam Fox - 7
3. Ed Balls - 5
4. Alex Salmond - 2
4. Janet Street-Porter - 2
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Who scored the highest interruption coefficient?
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1. Liam Fox- 0.8
1. Vince Cable- 0.8
2. Ed Balls - 0.4
3. Alex Salmond - 0.3
3. Janet Street-Porter - 0.3
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Who was asked the most supplementary questions by David Dimbleby?
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1. Vince Cable - 11
2. Liam Fox - 9
3. Ed Balls - 5
4. Janet Street-Porter - 3
5. Alex Salmond - 1
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Do you know, I really can't stand this programme!!
Who’s on Question Time Tonight? #BBCQT
14 hours ago
Masochist!!
ReplyDeleteAndy C
Ain't I just!
ReplyDeleteI stopped watching it months ago. Just get the gist from B-BBC !
ReplyDeleteI read the B-BBC commentaries for about a year without ever watching the programme itself.
ReplyDeleteMy urge to find out whether statistics would support/disprove the comments of the B-BBC bloggers got the better of me. Though by doing so I've gathered a fair amount of evidence that there is significant bias, the fact that I get a sort of Monday morning feeling every time it's time to watch it suggests I should stop watching it and go back to my old ways!!