Steve Gowler

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

@JackReeveTNC I'd actually rephrase that question. How bad do we have to get before they sack him?

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

@footballtweet He certainly has a big bite.

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Why produce a timetable then, run when you fancy it.

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Always change channels, thankfully they are not on each channel at the same time, then I would switch off

[BBC Politics @BBCPolitics]

The party election broadcast is 68 years old today 📺🗳️

But do TV political ads still matter in 2019? https://t.co/0O2o0kiXKY

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Ofcourse it is, can't believe many would vote for it

[LBC @LBC]

Andrew Castle and a senior Lib Dem peer debated whether the party's policy is a "denial of democracy". Where do you stand on this?

@AndrewCastle63 | @RichardNewby3 | #BrexitExtension
https://t.co/V4HIfL2yqx

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

I hope so, too many fiddlers in this country.

[LBC @LBC]

The UK Government is expected to announce a new bill that will force voters to show photo ID before being allowed to vote in elections. @darrenadam asks: How necessary is this?

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Definitely.

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

What a joke!

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Nobel Prize: Could Greta Thunberg win it and why is it important? https://t.co/fzdCWsd8qv

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

You're in the majority, I ignore a lot of so called news now, and I find I'm more relaxed.

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

Am I the only one who doesn’t care one hoot about a spat between two footballers wives? Is this worthy of being on the news ?!?! 🙈

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Been saying this for a long time, actually I try not to watch the news, especially on BBC.

[Kate Hoey @CatharineHoey]

Could not agree more.

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Why does the BBC have to comment on the news, it's their job to dispense the news, not try to lead us.

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Claim over Boris Johnson's behaviour 'deeply concerning' https://t.co/2CR0XlVq5L

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

We don't need parliament, let the judges run the country. Actually it's difficult to know which is worse.

[Sky News @SkyNews]

A panel of 11 justices will today decide if @BorisJohnson's decision to suspend parliament was unlawful - here's all you need to know about the #SupremeCourt case https://t.co/EpQar8nJkm

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

If I'm spending £1400, I want to know where I'm going. Unbelievable.

[BBC Norfolk @BBCNorfolk]

Would you be disappointed if you went on a "mystery tour" and ended up in Great Yarmouth?

More on reports of " passenger mutiny" on a cruise ship which landed in Norfolk with @NickConradtweet at Breakfast this morning: https://t.co/BMQvqsh7tm

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Well ofcourse not they are all remainers. I've stoped watching BBC news.

[Kate Hoey @CatharineHoey]

You are joking. Not even a mention in @BBCNews @SkyNewsBreak @Channel4News Please correct me if I am wrong !

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Never in a million years.

[LBC @LBC]

With the Lib Dems announcing they will revoke Article 50 if they win an election, @ShelaghFogarty asks: Do you see Jo Swinson as Prime Minister material?

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Total rubbish is there a politician you can respect now.

[Clive Bull @clivebull]

Did Boris Johnson and Michael Gove behave "appallingly" as Cameron suggests?
Your view at 6pm @LBC

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Hopefully he'll be replaced by someone who is up to the job.

[BBC Politics @BBCPolitics]

"This has been the greatest privilege and honour of my professional life"

John Bercow receives a standing ovation from MPs, as he announces his intention to stand down as House of Commons Speaker

https://t.co/e3Shcat2ql

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

If it had been Hamilton he certainly would have been penalised.

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

Johnny Haynes of course.

[Steve Gowler @thebroadsman]

One difference Gauke was warned he would lose the whip, pillock.

[Charlie @MonarchyUK]

Jacob Rees Mogg - has rebelled against the Tory whip almost 100 times in nine years. Is rewarded by being appointed Leader of the House of Commons.

David Gauke - has never rebelled against the Tory whip in 14 years. Is rewarded with expulsion from the party.