[storygirl]

Missed this on my holidays, but got sent an email about this awful piece by Allegra Stratton. I am not really familiar with her, but would love to sit her down and pull apart her lifestyle choices on national tv.

The petition for an apology is the least they should do in my opinion.

http://www.change.org/petitions/bbcnews ... tion_alert" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Carlos The Badger]

Oh, I got that email, too. I signed the petition but wondered what I'd registered with to get it in the first place. It came in on the email addy I used to register here but used my real name.

[storygirl]

Oh, I got that email, too. I signed the petition but wondered what I'd registered with to get it in the first place. It came in on the email addy I used to register here but used my real name.

It came to my proper email, I think I signed something else on there, perhaps you did too?

[Carlos The Badger]

It actually is a proper email address that I use just not my primary one that I would normally use to sign up to somewhere - it's more of a work one.

Can't for the life of me think of anywhere I've registered lately.

[Giant f*cking Sudoku]

I am not really familiar with her

Stratton attended Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where she read archaeology and anthropology.

Amusing, as watching the clip I feel you can draw a fair bit from Britain's class divisions today and how that affects human behaviour. Wonder if she's related to the powder compact manufacturer?

Very fruity lady. Reminds me of Steph Flanders and the one with the double-barrelled name who used to do Working Lunch.

[mojojojo]

What's the DM's take on this? Will they attack the cultural Marxists for behaving just like they do all the fucking time?

[Squeaker]

What's the DM's take on this? Will they attack the cultural Marxists for behaving just like they do all the fucking time?

Tough call - statist, biased BBC vs single mother claiming housing benefit, and I think it may all be a bit to nuanced for the DM to bother with anyway.

Here's the interview for those who may have missed it, from what I can gather this young woman thought the interview was going to be about the problem of high housing costs in London, not about having to justify why she moved out of her mum's house ( I think she realised she'd been stitched up towards the end of the interview)

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[Tubby Isaacs]

Very fruity lady. Reminds me of Steph Flanders and the one with the double-barrelled name who used to do Working Lunch.

Allegra Stratton does nothing for me. Doesn't help that she looks like a print journalist stuck in front of a camera.

It's not really churnalism, is it? It's original malicious editing. Possibly not by Stratton, to be fair.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

From the lefty biased BBC?
The ones that employed Guto Harri, Rod Liddle, Nick Robinson and frequently Quentin Letts?
Surely not...

[storygirl]

Very fruity lady. Reminds me of Steph Flanders and the one with the double-barrelled name who used to do Working Lunch.

Allegra Stratton does nothing for me. Doesn't help that she looks like a print journalist stuck in front of a camera.

It's not really churnalism, is it? It's original malicious editing. Possibly not by Stratton, to be fair.

Perhaps, but the fact she got Tower Hamlets to produce an interviewee, then used that person to push an agenda borders on it. The full interview is apparently worse, in which Stratton asks why the woman chose to have a child if she couldn't afford housing without HB. I don't think from reading her account the editing was malicious at all.