In a stunning moment on last night's instalment of BBC Question Time, former Home Secretary Suella Braverman - who defected from the Conservative Party to join Reform UK under Nigel Farage - blasted the left-wing bias of the audience. Braverman joined the panel on October 1 alongside Miatta Fahnbulleh, Oli Dugmore and Julia Lopez, with Fiona Bruce hosting and forced to respond to bias allegations while still on air. The tension was palpable as one woman in the audience commented: "Suella, I would say, I've not heard her say anything positive, once, throughout this whole debate. I would say it's rhetoric like Suella's and from the Reform party that is feeding discontent, lack of hope, and I think it's really seeping into the nation's morale."

"That may feel like a lot. But there are Reform supporters here as well, who I'm sure do share your view."

Fans, however, agreed with Braverman, and took to X to share their thoughts. One tweeted: "Oh god. I just watched BBC Question Time and it's evident that the audience is handpicked to be as woke and left-wing as possible. You can almost predict the response before anyone's even finished speaking."

Resist comment.  BRAVO Suella Braverman.  She didn't say anything positive according to the audience member - but there's nothing positive to say.  BBC QT has been hijacked by pro-left wing, islamicist, elements.  So much for the non-biased professions of the BBC.