Oily Duncan: Ridiculous R5 Breakfast Hissy Fit

That Interview - though it seems the player may be playing up. But here's the Telegraph Report to be going on with:

Alan Duncan attacks BBC interviewer Shelagh Fogarty
The Conservative shadow business minister Alan Duncan launched a firece broadside against BBC Radio Five Live presenter Shelagh Fogarty during an interview.

As David Cameron calls for tax cuts for small firms, hear Tory shadow business minister Alan Duncan clash with BBC Radio Five Live's Breakfast presenter Shelagh Fogarty.

Mr Duncan demanded “Are you a serious interviewer” in response to a question about whether he agreed with the government’s economic policies. And asked how long it would take for the bank bail-out to work, he said: “That is a ridiculous question,” and added that it was “a crazy question”.
The spat came as David Cameron called for tax cuts for small firms, saying that a 1p cut in National Insurance for companies with four staff or less could help them through the recession.
Mr Duncan went on to say: “I think you in the studio need to show a better understanding of the pain that a lot of business people are confronting, the fact that they are having the rug pulled from underneath them by banks, that they are being closed down by Revenue and Customs demanding their VAT payments, and I think you should show more understanding of the pain that people are suffering.”
Ms Fogarty largely kept her cool, though she was heard to stumble over a few words – and she was quick to point out that Mr Duncan was repeating himself.

Meanwhile Iain Dale - who thinks Cam and GOO are like Sven and Tord (right) - was on BBC News 24 this afternoon asking "What's The Story?" on the huge Osborne-is-a-clutz Story, which may sound like a low level deflection attempt from a low level spinner. But which in fact is a very good question. Why is it that GOO tried to avoid disclosure in his personal register of members' interests of very large sums of money coming from Nat's folks? And what has he been up to in Corfu - failing to declare hospitality AND trying to work out a laundering route for some oligarchic roubles?

Iain was introduced and outroduced as "Publisher of Total Politics" but there was a fleeting caption of "Conservative Blogger". They're so pro-Tory these BBC people.