02/12/2010

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Duration: 1 hour

Topical debate with a panel of prominent public figures and an invited audience, chaired by David Dimbleby in Coventry. The panel are Danny Alexander, Nadine Dorries, Ken Livingstone, Sir Christopher Meyer and John Sergeant.

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Chapters

9 items

  • Introduction

    David Dimbleby introduces the panel in Coventry.

  • World Cup

    Did the BBC Panorama programme on alleged FIFA corruption wreck England’s chances of hosting the 2018 World Cup?

  • Tuition fees

    Does the possibility of Liberal Democrat MPs abstaining from the tuition fees vote make up for them breaking their election pledge?

  • Tuition fees

    Is it fair that Britain now has a higher educational apartheid, with different tuition fee rules in Scotland, England and Wales.

  • Wikileaks

    Do you agree with Hilary Clinton that the latest Wiki leaks amount to an attack on the international community?

  • Snow

    Given that it was forecast, and that the government told us they were prepared, why has the snow brought the UK to a virtual stop again?

  • Thatcher or Brown?

    Who would you rather be - a "Child of Thatcher" or a "Son of Brown"?

  • Expenses

    Figures released today show that MPs received £3.1 million in expenses since the election. Is this really a step in the right direction?

  • End credits

    David Dimbleby looks ahead to next week's Question Time programme.

Credits

Series Editor
Edward Havard
Presenter
David Dimbleby
Participant
Danny Alexander
Participant
Ken Livingstone
Executive Producer
Steve Anderson

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