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What Carol Vorderman gets wrong about the TV industry

27 August 2024

7:30 PM

27 August 2024

7:30 PM

Carol Vorderman has given a speech to the Edinburgh Television Festival, in which she complains that the TV industry is too middle class. This is a bit like rocking up at an Elvis convention and saying that Elvis was overrated rubbish. But she still got a standing ovation.

Vorderman has merely reoriented herself to where the money is – performative spluttering about the Tories

‘After 14 years of austerity and lying by the privileged political class,’ she told her adoring throng, ‘this country is in an absolute mess and the TV industry must accept part of the responsibility for that too, including the riots.’

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