Jack Hurley

Originally from the West Country, Jack Hurley is a Leeds-based writer whose perhaps unhealthy obsessions with the BBC's Question Time has helped him carve a small and worrying niche in the blogosphere (http://questionabletime.com/). When not engaged in Photoshopping the same picture of David Dimbleby into progressively more farcical scenarios, Hurley can be found playing guitar in “Leeds' most random looking band”.

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Questionable Time: A front row seat for Michael Gove's Yadda-Yadda play

22 March 2013 12:47 PM

York, a stud of deep blue on the belt of red leather that keeps the nation's political trousers from falling down, was always going to be kind to for Gove

Questionable Time: Chuka Umunna can dance with Will Smith, but is he the real deal?

15 March 2013 01:39 PM

Plus, a grudging respect for Francis Maude and why watching Leanne Wood on Question Time is the most fun you can have with your clothes on

Questionable Time: The panel show waters are treacherous, will Stephen Twigg and Kenneth Clarke make it ashore?

08 March 2013 10:57 AM

Plus: Who, in the name of Jaws 2, is this Diane James?

Questionable Time: Angela Eagle, bankers' bonuses and The By-Election Blues

01 March 2013 09:57 AM

My god, Claire Perry's got an abundance of jaunt. It all just screams Le Creuset and the ability to absolutely dominate PTA meetings

Questionable Time: Forgiveness for Michael Heseltine and is Peter Hitchens a Meta-Troll?

22 February 2013 11:29 AM

Plus: Vince Cable and the knowing look and Diane Abbott, could you please stop name-dropping your constituency?

Questionable Time: George Galloway's Gallowstare confronted, and why Maria Miller is rubbish at QT

15 February 2013 11:18 AM

Plus: Someone's doing well out of horsemeat and why Susan Kramer is the BBC's answer to Punxsutawney Phil

Questionable Time: Humza Yousaf faces up to battle

08 February 2013 09:57 AM

Plus, Brian Souter's got history with Trouble. So back away, carefully

Questionable Time: James Delingpole fails to impress, but that's no thanks to Zoe Williams

01 February 2013 11:14 AM

Plus: A friendly reminder from Alan Johnson that he still exists and a cowed post-shuffle Baroness Warsi has nothing on the pre-shuffle version

Questionable Time: Anna Soubry gives her Spads another fat headache

25 January 2013 09:43 AM

There was no let up in Weymouth for the advisers to this hamfisted MP. Plus, Ming Campbell seems to have finally realised the jig is up

Questionable Time: I'm a little gutted that Nigel Farage is finally growing up...

18 January 2013 10:41 AM

Last night's Question Time featured Nigel Farage and Mary Beard

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