Bilboblue said:alabaster said:Yes, but those figures are not representative of London, where the programme was filmed. There is a much higher percentage of black and Asian people living in London, so it was a fairly accurate cross-section of London society.
I could accept that if it was screened only in London but the fact some saw it in Manchester and I saw it down here says otherwise.
Didn't realise Jack Straw represented London too.
I'm not really sure what point you're trying to make. I was saying the audience was representative of London. That is hardly surprising since that's where the programme was filmed and that's where they would have drawn the audience from. Even if it wasn't representative, what is the problem with allowing people from minorities to confront the BNP? These are the people who the BNP are targeting with their ignorant policies, so perhaps they have more right to be there anyway.
What's the Jack Straw comment about? He was on the panel, not in the audience.