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Privacy and Injunctions Committee

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Broadcast Monday, 11:40 on BBC Parliament but not available on BBC iPlayer.

Recorded coverage of the Joint Committee on Privacy and Injunctions from 2 February.

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    Lords FSA Report into Royal Bank of Scotland

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    Treasury select committee session with Bill Knight and Sir David Walker, from Tue 24 Jan.

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    1. Independent Adviser to the PM on Ministers' Interests

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      With former adviser Sir Philip Mawer and current adviser Sir Alex Allan, from Tue 31 Jan.

    2. Lords Constitution

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      Evidence session with the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, from Wednesday 1 February.

    3. Privacy and Injunctions

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      Evidence from Google, Facebook, Twitter, Max Clifford and Phil Hall, from Mon 30 Jan.

    4. Education Committee

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      With the Education Secretary and including questions from the public, from Tue 31 Jan.

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Coming up

Today, 18:45 on BBC Parliament

PIP Breast Implants Committee

Recorded coverage of the Health select committee evidence session from Tuesday 7 February.

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