Boris shamed out of ‘under the radar’ strategy?

Since gaffophobia hit the mainstream media, there have been a couple of interesting announcements.

Apparently Boris will now take part in a couple of TV debates with the other candidates in the coming weeks.

On last night’s BBC London they announced a forthcoming pre-recorded debate with the main candidates, including Boris, being recorded on (if I remember correctly) 14 April. You may be able to join the audience for this if you e-mail to register your interest.

And a short time ago on this evening’s Question Time on BBC One, David Dimbleby announced that on 24 April, the show will come from London and will also feature the main candidates for Mayor taking questions from the audience. Should be a must-see programme, coming just one week before London goes to the polls. If you want to be among those putting questions to them, register your interest via the Question Time web site.

Congratulations to everyone who covered the determination of the Boris campaign to keep him out of the spotlight: it looks like the coverage has shamed him back into it!

3 Responses to “Boris shamed out of ‘under the radar’ strategy?”

  1. The Tory Troll Says:

    Another one for the diary:

    Newsnight Tuesday 8th April mayoral debate.

  2. Mr. Stop Boris Says:

    Thanks TT - I guess you and I were both watching Newsnight tonight then!

  3. Resista Says:

    Boris has also declared he’s attending the NO2ID hustings on Tuesday 8th April; the confirmed-at-the-moment line up is:
    Boris, Brian, Sian, Lindsey German and the bloke from UKIP. BNP are kicking up because they haven’t been invited and will probably show up on the night (means a good turn out of people that oppose them is essential).

    Tuesday 8th April 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)
    Friends Meeting House
    173 Euston Road (opp Euston station)
    London NW1 2BJ

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