| 16:28 UK time, Friday, 20 July 2007
I interviewed Peter Robinson for Inside Politics tomorrow. The finance minister and I discussed a range of issues including the Maze, water charges and Workplace 2010. He wasn't too happy when I pointed to evidence that PFI had not worked elsewhere. Anyway, he also answered a few questions on the proposed Maze stadium. Find out more tomorrow....
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When are the ´óÏó´«Ã½ going to podcast Inside Politics? If Nolan can get a podcast, why not some proper journalism?
To be fair I think Robinson was just irked by the unprofessional way in which you tried to have the last word on the subject. We are not interested in your opinions on PFI