Shane Greer logo Shane Greer 1 month ago

A Sign of Desperation?

You may remember recently that the ever amusing Dawn Butler MP made a complaint to the BBC that their failure to include her on Question Time was racist given that they have had her opponent (Sarah Teather) on several times. Full Article at Shane Greer

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  1. Dawn Butler (R) a British Member of Parliament for Brent in London, hands over a letter to a policeman outside 10 Downing Street in central London, on May 7, 2009, calling for British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's intervention in the case of Briton Samantha Orabator's detention in a jail in Laos.
  2. British politician George Galloway (L), politician Ken Livingstone (2nd L), Liberal Democrat politician Sarah Teather (3rd L), singer Annie Lennox (4th L), Chief Executive of the Cordoba Foundation Anas Altikriti (5th L), comedian Alexei Sayle (4th R), human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger (3rd R...

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