Leaders debate medicine. 
Corbyn's glasses are all fucked up again.
Johnson looks like a child reading out his speech to the class.
Fuck that was a brilliant first question.
But meaningless to ask anything I suppose. Because whatever you say, Johnson will just say "oven ready" in response.
And Corbyn will just say "end austerity". This is a much better and more sophisticated format than ITV's. But we'll never get anything interesting out of these two. They're broken little toys.
I mean, he's rubbish, but this is one of the best performances I've seen from Johnson. Considerably less agitated and mad than usual.
So far the BBC are pulling an absolute blinder here. Really well thought-through format. Brilliant to ban applause. Good questions from Robinson and properly firm closing Johnson down when he starts jibbering.
Oh. Now there is applause. The rotten fuckers.
Free ports and tampons. That's 80% of Johnson's shtick.
Overall, Corbyn doing better than Johnson. But he needed to ruin him on that NHS question and he didn't.
Starting to become quite impressed by Corbyn. You always get the sense he barely understands what he's saying, but he cuts a more positive and dynamic figure than Johnson.
Johnson finding himself pushed into the role of computer-says-no. Feels like he's struggling here a bit.
Corbyn should attack Johnson for politicising the attack. But he can't, because he did the same thing.
How Johnson was able to scramble from his Islamophobia to Corbyn's Brexit policy is beyond me.
I'd expect the instant survey to hand that to Corbyn comfortably.
Both of them are dreadful and we deserve better. But that was the least painful event of the election I think.
BBC deserves a lot of credit for making it more thoughtful and giving it a bit of room to breathe. Thought Robinson was excellent.
