[London Lite]

It's a very hard watch to the point that I only tune into BBC One at 10am for the regional politics programme.

[Andrew]

It’s the ‘final thought’ that I find the worst bit, especially when they cut short interviews to fit it in. I listened back to this weeks and besides one sentence I expect it was pre-written before the show, just generic stuff about how big Rishi’s in-tray is, completely pointless summing up that we didn’t really need

[strollfan]

I think a lot of the issue with the show comes from LK herself, the format is different but not immediately enough so to be a write-off, but she's not a very natural presenter and was already somewhat unpopular amongst audiences despite only ever being political editor, as opposed to a host of a major show.

[TJTSW]

This morning the start of the program had the intros of the guests and topics, then when I guess the titles should of been played out we got a Laura & her guests sat still awkwardly for a few seconds… is this a new thing not to have the titles or just a mishap today?

[Spencer]

This morning the start of the program had the intros of the guests and topics, then when I guess the titles should of been played out we got a Laura & her guests sat still awkwardly for a few seconds… is this a new thing not to have the titles or just a mishap today?

There are normally titles at that point. It was definitely an error this morning.

[Stuart]

This morning the start of the program had the intros of the guests and topics, then when I guess the titles should of been played out we got a Laura & her guests sat still awkwardly for a few seconds… is this a new thing not to have the titles or just a mishap today?

'Awkward' is a polite way of describing it.  It seemed to last for an eternity; even I felt uncomfortable, and I was just the viewer.

[Newsroom]

Would anyone happen to know how this show is doing 6 months in? I've looked around but can't find any definitive figures.

[chris]

Would anyone happen to know how this show is doing 6 months in? I've looked around but can't find any definitive figures.

Generally a million on BBC One. Not sure how that compares to Marr.

[Andrew]

Personally I’ve sacked it off, unless it’s a big week or a big name interview I don’t routinely tune in anymore. I just can’t take to it.

[London Lite]

Bar PMQs, I've stopped watching Politics Live which compared to the Daily Politics is more akin to the French round table debate format and Kuenssberg is too much talking heads. I didn't mind the newspaper review of Marr which was one segment where you usually got some decent analysis followed by the political interviews and culture segment.