Grow up - the man was a complete idiot who could not understand that the people had voted and that was that. So David Babb get lost and get a life.

Kay Burley has repeatedly demonstrated her inability to understand that interviewers are there to elicit an opinion, not shove her opinion down an interviewee's throat.
She is however a Murdoch employee, working for Fox News who displayed a complete disregard for objective reporting during the election.
She is obviously being tuned up for when Fox News come online after Cameron dismantles the BBC for Rupert.

Deal with it. Labour lost. Got a pasting. Now stop publishing nonsense such as this. I note you decline to mention - anywhere - channels left wing bias. Grow up and stop being total idiots.

Thank you.

Most TV journalists these days seem to believe that bullying and constantly interrupting the people they interview is somehow serving the interests of the viewers. I certainly wouldn't want a return to the 'suck-up' approach of years gone by, but I certainly believe that Kay Burley completely disgraced herself in this "interview". The poor man wasn't allowed 2 seconds at one time to state his case and answer the pointed questions thrown at him like arrows.
I want to commend him for his patience and for sticking to what was a patently impossible task. If it had been me in his position I would have told her to f... off and insert her microphone into the same space currently occupied by her undersized brain and her oversized ego.
Shame on you Ms Burley

Part of the problem was that Burley was coming out with stuff that didn't make sense (e.g. saying the country voted for hung parliament & that protesting apparently has no place in a democracy), and clearly not taking the trouble to understand the points that the protestor was making. Good journalism would have involved at least some time for the opposing argument to make itself clear - and obviously the piece wouldn't have been overtaken by the partisan argument of the journalist! She clearly had a point to make which was blatantly in support of Cameron's potential premiership - an outrageous level of bias at a time when the media can still impact the ultimate outcome of the general election.

You can complain to Ofcom here: http://www.ofcom.org.uk/complain/progs/

It takes 2 minutes. We really don't want Sky News to end up like FOX, its American sister company.

If you're going to interview someone, aren't you, as the interviewer, meant to take a neutral stance in the first instance, and let the person your interviewing make their point without interruption, and then ask questions afterwards?

Obviously this was not the approach this time and the interviewer (Kay) comes across as very aggressive and makes it clear from the questions that she is asking (and the way they are being asked) that she doesn't agree with the protest. Whether this is a personal point of view or the point of view of her employer (ie. Sky News) it's not clear, but this is clearly very poor journalism on her part.

[The above is of course adapted from a famous riposte by Robin Day to Margaret Thatcher when she wouldn`t stop ranting on ... ]

She loves herself too much. If only she was beautiful. No wonder why she got bitten up by her lover who also worked for Sky TV at one time. The woman has issues.

Why is it that she appears to be tumbling all the time among all the Sky TV News readers? Sack Her!!