MPs: Hot or Not?

By Adam Tinworth on November 27, 2003 2:18 PM | Comments | No TrackBacks

I know that there's a problem getting "yoof" interested in politics, but is a Hot or Not MP contest really the answer?

I'd say that the BBC had sunk to a new low, bar the fact that this is a product of Radio Five Live, which is already pretty low.

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