The much-anticipated BBC leaders’ debate has concluded. Theresa May didn’t show up, but the other key party leaders were there to present their vision of Britain under their leadership. But it was the British public that won in the end.
The Weakest Link
One Twitter user summed up the night neatly with a reference to another BBC stalwart, The Weakest Link.
https://twitter.com/JamesPkns/status/869997488677285888
An absentee Prime Minister
The absence of the Conservative leader was a matter remarked upon by each leader on the panel. But it was the public who came through with the most vicious mockery.
https://twitter.com/davidschneider/status/870007224554242048
#TheresaMay is fit for one thing. #VoteLabour #BBCDebate pic.twitter.com/a7ovMqeIXY
— British Asian Blog (@TBABlog) May 31, 2017
https://twitter.com/KushlasBySanaer/status/870013721455841285
https://twitter.com/liamyoung/status/870002409749270531
The pundits will no doubt row for weeks about who won the debate. But one thing is quite clear. Theresa May lost it.
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