Fiona Bruce Flouts Own Question Time Guidelines, Leading to BBC Viewer Outrage

BBC Viewers Express Dismay

BBC viewers are expressing outrage after Fiona Bruce appeared to disregard her own guidelines during the recent Question Time Leaders' debate. The incident occurred just moments into the program, leaving many viewers questioning Bruce's impartiality.

According to reports, Bruce began the debate by stating that she would not allow panelists to interrupt each other. However, it was quickly evident that Bruce herself was not adhering to this rule. Several times during the debate, she interrupted panelists before they had finished speaking.

Viewers took to social media to voice their displeasure, accusing Bruce of hypocrisy and bias. Many expressed concern that Bruce's actions were undermining the integrity of the debate and preventing viewers from fully engaging with the discussion.

In response to the backlash, Bruce has announced that she will step back from her role as an ambassador for the domestic violence charity Refuge. It is unclear at this time whether Bruce will face any further repercussions from the BBC.