> every major party Major in the sense that the BBC approves of them: the SNP have by far the most MPs (54, 8%) in the House of Commons than any other party (a

> every major party Major in the sense that the BBC approves of them: the SNP have by far the most MPs (54, 8%) in the House of Commons than any other party (after the Tories+Labour), yet rarely appear on panel, certainly never as frequently as UKIP (0 members), and almost never when QT is hosted outside Scotland. Ofcom removed the list of larger parties[0] so now the choice of viewpoints to represent are down to editorial discretion. [0]: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations-and-statements/category-2/broadcast-impartiality-accuracy-and-elections-rules-review https://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations-and-statements/catego...