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BBC Parliament Schedule for Sunday 5 September 2010

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  1. Early

    1. 01:35–02:05
      Peers Versus People: The 1910 Elections
      Carolyn Quinn looks back at the two general elections of 1910.
    2. 02:05–03:15
      Briefings
      John Bercow
      Speaker of the Commons John Bercow's speech to the Hansard Society on parliamentary reform
    3. 03:15–03:45
      Welsh First Minister's Questions
      17/07/2010
      Questions in the Welsh Assembly to First Minister Carwyn Jones from Tuesday 13 July.
    4. 03:45–05:15
      House of Lords
      Lords Reform Debate
      Recorded coverage of business in the House of Lords on Tuesday 29 June.
    5. 05:15–06:20
      Briefings
      Omand Seminar
      Sir David Omand making a speech on 'Securing the State - A Question of Balance'.

  2. Morning

    1. 06:20–06:35
      BOOKtalk
      Philip Ziegler
      Mark D'Arcy talks to Philip Ziegler about his book, Edward Heath: the Authorised Biography
    2. 06:35–07:35
      The Record Review
      30/07/2010
      Alicia McCarthy reviews the highlights of the last two months at Westminster.
    3. 07:35–08:20
      European Parliament
      03/08/2010
      Debate on bankers' bonuses from the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Tuesday 6 July.
    4. 08:20–09:30
      Scottish Parliament
      02/08/2010
      Holyrood committee to discuss the consequences of the budget, from Tuesday 29 June.
    5. 09:30–10:05
      Prime Minister's Questions
      14/07/2010
      Questions in the House of Commons to Prime Minister David Cameron from Wednesday 14 July.
    6. 10:05–10:20
      BOOKtalk
      Deborah Mattinson
      Mark D'Arcy talks to Deborah Mattinson about her book, Talking to a Brick Wall.
    7. 10:20–11:25
      Briefings
      Baroness Williams
      Liberal Democrat Peer Shirley Williams giving a Lord Garden Memorial Lecture.
    8. 11:25–11:50
      The Record Europe
      01/08/2010
      Shirin Wheeler reviews the European Parliament's final week's session in Strasbourg.
    9. 11:50–12:00
      Briefings
      Nigel Farage Speech
      UKIP leader Nigel Farage's speech to the party's conference, from Friday 3 September.
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  3. Afternoon

    1. 12:00–13:00
      America this Week
      05/09/2010
      Highlights of the week in politics in the USA from C-SPAN.
    2. 13:00–15:00
      Washington Journal
      05/09/2010
      C-SPAN interviews with leading figures on the American political scene and viewers' calls.
    3. 15:00–16:45
      Select Committees
      Treasury Budget Committee
      Treasury Committee session with evidence from George Osborne, from Thursday 15 July.
    4. 16:45–17:15
      Northern Ireland Assembly
      25/08/2010
      Recorded coverage of questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly from Monday 22 June.
    5. 17:15–19:15
      Briefings
      The Coalition in Modern Politics
      Lord Norton of Louth chairs a few lectures on coalition governments, from Monday 21 June.
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  4. Evening

    1. 19:15–20:00
      Mayor's Question Time
      19/07/2010
      Mayor Boris Johnson's question session in the London Assembly, from Wednesday 14 July.
    2. 20:00–22:30
      House of Lords
      Disability Debate
      The debate on the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act 1970, from Thursday 17 June.
    3. 22:30–22:45
      BOOKtalk
      Gary Younge
      Gary Younge on his book, Who Are We - and Should It Matter in the 21st Century?
    4. 22:45–23:55
      Saville Report Statement
      Prime Minister David Cameron making a statement on the Saville Report, from 15 June.
    5. 23:55–00:35
      Welsh Assembly
      02/08/2010
      First Minister Carwyn Jones outlining the legislative programme for 2010-11, from 13 July.
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  5. Late

    1. 00:35–01:35
      Briefings
      William Hague
      Foreign Secretary William Hague outlines his focus for foreign policy, from 1 July.
    2. 01:35–02:35
      The Record Review
      30/07/2010
      Alicia McCarthy reviews the highlights of the last two months at Westminster.
    3. 02:35–03:05
      The Record Europe
      01/08/2010
      Shirin Wheeler reviews the European Parliament's final week's session in Strasbourg.
    4. 03:05–03:15
      Briefings
      The Queen
      Coverage of the Queen's speech to the UN General Assembly in New York, from Tuesday 6 July
    5. 03:15–03:30
      BOOKtalk
      Peter Hennessy
      Author Peter Hennessy on his book, The Secret State: Preparing for the Worst 1945-2010.
    6. 03:30–05:40
      Budget 2010
      Recorded coverage of the budget statement, from Tuesday 22 June.
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