Mel Stride on LBC Radio phone in tonight

[webberg]

I'm told this is between 8pm and 9pm.

A chance to ask some sticky questions perhaps?

The show is hosted by Iain Dale and you can send questions in advance or call in.

[lowpaidworker]

I'm told this is between 8pm and 9pm.

A chance to ask some sticky questions perhaps?

The show is hosted by Iain Dale and you can send questions in advance or call in.

Rather than call and have your name in lights you can put your question via their website

https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presente...for-the-panel/

[Scottie99]

Mel Stride

He wasn’t exactly sympathetic, was he?

[phil@pmtc]

I tried calling in but they didn't let me on air. They did however read my question out (asking for helpline) which Mel completely failed to answer. I was pleased to hear the presenter refuse to fall for Mels nonsense about it not being retrospective.

[Vincenth1]

Mel Stride LBC

Mel repeated his previous claim that these schemes are illegal, on the air and outside Parliament.

[DOT COM]

https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presente...ervatives-tax/

[QCApproved]

I think he'd have taken an LCAGGER telling his kids their dad was a nasty man over that car crash

[kentishlad]

Mel repeated his previous claim that these schemes are illegal, on the air and outside Parliament.

If the schemes entered into were, as Mel Stride implied 'illegal'.. Does that mean that a Tory Peer is in bed with a man that knowingly made money, and subsequently contributed said cash to the Tory Party was generated through such illegal means?

[webberg]

Did Stride say - definitively - that the schemes were illegal?

Or did he imply that they were as justification for chasing?

Big difference.

The first is a deliberate falsehood.

The second is part of a PR campaign in which opinion masquerades as fact.

[webberg]

Answering my own point, yes he did say that the "schemes were illegal".