Man in a Shed: Blair does a Sion Simon type TV moment

Monday, November 06, 2006

Blair does a Sion Simon type TV moment

You remember Sion Simon telling that nice Sky news presenter to shut up - well the same treatment is handed out by Tony Blair ( he's under so much pressure these days ). see Blair against death penalty .

Check it out on the BBC site here - and full post Hutton kudos to the BBC for having the gonads to show this. ( Maybe they realise Blair is on his way out too.)

Well done. ( But just in case they get cold feet someone better move it to YouTube - how do you do that ? )

Also credit to Guido for helping stir things up here.

Tag BBC,Tony+Blair

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