THE Unionist Question Time audience member who sparked controversy due to his appearance tally has threatened to "blow the lid on the BBC".

Billy Mitchell, who refers to himself as "orange jacket man", said that claims he appeared on the show four times were "not even close".

Mitchell was given 1:08 on the Question Time in Motherwell to rant at SNP minister Fiona Hyslop against the SNP and Scottish independence.

In a letter sent by Ian Small, BBC Scotland's head of public policy & corporate affairs, to all Scottish MPs and MSPs, the BBC claimed Mitchell had filled in his application form for the show inaccurately.

Question Time holds repeat appearances against potential audience members when deciding who to select.

Mitchell has claimed the BBC invited him on to the show – butSuter Voted Norris Finalist

When Ryan Suter signed a 13-year contract with the Minnesota Wild on the Fourth of July anticipation in the State of Hockey was sky high. In his first season with the organization, the defenseman has exceeded expectations, anchoring a young blue line and leading the Wild to its first Stanley Cup Playoff appearance in five years.

Suter had one of the most productive seasons from the blue line in team history and has been named the franchise’s first finalist for the Norris Trophy, given annually “to the defenseman who demonstrates throughout the season the greatest all-around ability in the position.”

The former Wisconsin Badger stepped into the locker room and immediately became a leader for a young defensive unit. Playing in all 48 games, Suter led the