18/11/2010

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Duration: 1 hour

David Dimbleby presents from Swansea, and is joined by the Employment Minister Chris Grayling and the Welsh First Minister, Labour's Carwyn Jones. Welsh Assembly members Kirsty Williams for the Liberal Democrats and Nerys Evans for Plaid Cymru will also be on the panel together with the editor of the Financial Times Lionel Barber and former editor of The Sun, Kelvin Mackenzie.

Chapters

9 items

  • Introduction

    David Dimbleby introduces the panel in Swansea.

  • Ireland's economy

    Is it fair that the British taxpayer should bail out Ireland when Wales has just received substantial cuts from Westminster?

  • Guantanamo compensation

    Is it immoral to pay compensation to prisoners of Guantanamo Bay when British soldiers continue to die in Afghanistan?

  • Royal Wedding

    Does this week's announcement of the engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton mark a new era in the modernising of the Royal Family?

  • Health cuts

    Is it fair to Wales that the Welsh Assembly proposes cuts in next year's health budget when England and Scotland plan to protect theirs?

  • Labour split?

    Do the recent comments made by shadow chancellor Alan Johnson disagreeing with Ed Miliband on graduate tax and the 50p tax rate show a lack of untiy at the top of the Labour party?

  • David Cameron

    Does Cameron's U turn regarding employing a personal photographer show a changed man? Or is he still the man that cycled in front of a chauffeur driven car?

  • The Chandlers

    Does the panel think that paying a ransom for the Chandlers will result in more kidnapping incidents?

  • End credits

    David Dimbleby previews future Question Time programmes.

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