Chapters
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Introduction
David Dimbleby introduces the panel from Oxford.
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NHS changes
In the face of widespread opposition to the proposed NHS reforms, is it time for the Health Secretary to leave government and take his unpopular Bill with him?
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Arts cuts
This week we found out that Nick Clegg cries while listening to music. Do any of the panel express similar remorse at the recent cuts to arts funding?
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Austerity measures
Now that a third eurozone country needs to be bailed out, does the crisis in Portugal vindicate the UK government’s austerity measures?
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Alternative Vote
In 1931 Winston Churchill opposed the Alternative Vote by saying “the Government could be determined by the most worthless votes given for the most worthless candidates.” Do you agree?
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Social mobility
Is the Government's recent policy on social mobility not breathtakingly hypocritical, given that work placements were auctioned off to the highest bidder at a Tory party fundraiser?
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Pakistan
Was it right that the Prime Minister, on a recent trip to Pakistan, apologised and conceded British responsibility for a number of historic problems across the world?
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End comments and credits
David Dimbleby looks ahead to next week's programme.
Credits
- Series Editor
- Edward Havard
- Presenter
- David Dimbleby
- Executive Producer
- Steve Anderson
Broadcasts
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BBC ParliamentSun 10 Apr 2011 18:00 BBC Parliament
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