Question Time was loaded with the usual Tory plants in the audience.
David Dimbleby picked a member of the audience to speak, and what came out of one person's mouth sounded suspiciously like a poorly drafted Tory party press release about what a great job Theresa May is doing.
The person in question turned out to be Tory councillor and this is far from the first time a serving Tory politician has masqueraded as an ordinary member of the public to spread pro-Tory propaganda on Question Time.
Question Time is right-wing biased enough already without this effort to infest the audience with pro-Tory plants. The show almost always consists of four neoliberal pro-austerity panellists lining up against a solitary progressive voice, and to make matters worse Dimbleby has a appalling habit of repeatedly interrupting non-Tories, and allowing right-wing panel members to interrupt too.
The BBC make such a big deal out of their supposed neutrality, but they really do have to get a grip on the Tory plant problem, and make sure that every audience member who is invited to speak on the show is vetted beforehand to ensure that they're not political plants.
Chris