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... OK found it. It is being shown again in about 5 hours time for all you Insomniacs or those on the night-shift.2.55am Channel 4 Political Awards 2007 Coverage of the ninth annual ceremony before an invited audience of MPs, peers and journalists. Viewers vote in the Most Inspiring Political Figure category and nominees include Tony Blair, David Cameron, Richard Dannatt and Dr John Sentamu. Banksy, Steve Bell, Tamzin Lightwater and Sandi Toksvig compete for the accolade of Political Humourist of the Year
Channel 4 award for Brian Haw
By George Jones
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... ols108.xml
Brian Haw, Parliament Square's permanent peace protester, won the Channel 4 News award for Most Inspiring Political Figure last night.
Mr Haw, 56, has camped opposite the main gates of the Commons since June 2001, and uses a megaphone to attack policy on Iraq.
Although the Government has tried to silence him, he has won court battles to allow his vigil to go on. Despite yesterday's cold, he continued shouting as MPs arrived for Prime Minister's Questions.
Mr Haw received 54 per cent of the votes cast by the public in the channel's political awards for 2007.
Gen Sir Richard Dannatt, the head of the British Army, who embarrassed the Government by saying troops should be withdrawn from Iraq, came second with 18 per cent.
Tony Blair was backed by eight per cent and David Cameron by six per cent.
I was a FLT driver,safety rep and shop steward (by default)18 years in a canning factory and can lip read, the guy mouthed Well done as Brian approached the podium.Newspeak International wrote:Newspeak International wrote:Camera cut away to the audience,there was one guy in mouthed the word wan ker,as Brian Haw was approaching the stage,I'm sure he has little knowledge how he himself came across.Well done Brian Haw on his limited hangout,it's all about oil charade.
Has no-one told him the full story?
Like I said,a very good limited "it's all about oil" hang out.
They're back are they,it's still way better than it used to be with whole thread removals on anything remotely controversial.There are a load of 9/11 inside job deniers being their usual sma@rt@rsed selves on the Channel4 news forum, I can't do anything I've been banned.
the channel 4 news forum is obsessed with muslims, muslim drives a car with no hub cap, muslim refuses to take of veil to play hockey ect ect ect.Newspeak International wrote:OK thanks for that SH,I'll edit it out.
They're back are they,it's still way better than it used to be with whole thread removals on anything remotely controversial.There are a load of 9/11 inside job deniers being their usual sma@rt@rsed selves on the Channel4 news forum, I can't do anything I've been banned.
agree. as soon as anyone raises the subject you get certain people jumping in shouting FRUITLOOP!. just like pepik in CC.Newspeak International wrote:Marky,I think those (like a lot (most) other apparently "open" forums have been infiltrated),how else can they instantly provide the established
OCT with subsequent additional "explanitory" information that isn't even
in the official reports.
