GB News: force for good or hate?
The BBC and Sky have dominated the UK’s rolling TV news…
By Robert Taylor on the June 2nd, 2021
Theresa May doesn’t appear as much on our screens as her predecessor did – a strategy that is bound to give her TV interviews an air of eye-catching freshness. However, she undermines this by being so awkward and evasive.
After her interview in September with the BBC’s Andrew Marr, I identified three main areas that she had to work on. Judging by her 20-minute interview with Sky’s Sophie Ridge yesterday, she’s improved only slightly:
As I’ve written before, Theresa May is no natural when it comes to media interviews. With Labour in crisis, UKIP unsure of itself and the LibDems just starting the long road to recovery, she can get away with it … for the moment. But that state of affairs won’t last forever. May needs more improvement now, so she’s ready when, as it inevitably will, the going gets tough.
January 9th, 2017
The BBC and Sky have dominated the UK’s rolling TV news…
By Robert Taylor on the June 2nd, 2021
After her wooden, some might say robotic, performances during the general…
By Robert Taylor on the October 16th, 2017