So many questions arise: if Harriet Harman wants the next deputy leader to be a woman, why would she not commit to supporting Hazel if she herself was not standing?  Why did Peter Hain feel the need to make a last snide comment to Cruddas regarding his lack of ministerial experience, when neither Blair nor Prescott had any when they took over the reins in 1994?  Why does Hazel come across so well at many other hustings but not on the TV?  If there was a winner on this show, surely it was Cruddas - to the point, relaxed, frank and fresh, compared to some old faces who have been around some time?