Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk and Thought for the Day. 
Chapters
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Libya
Question one: Does the death of Colonel Gaddafi mark victory for the West in Libya?
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St Paul's Protest Camp
Question two: What does the panel think of the forced closure of St Paul's Cathedral caused by the anti-capitalist protests?
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EU Referendum
Question three: Is the lack of any main party support for an EU Referendum an insult to the British people, and to democracy itself?
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State school selection
Question four: Recent data has highlighted the disparity between state school results, and the results of privately educacted pupils. Is the solution more selection in the state sector?
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Downsizing
Question five: Would the panel be prepared to downsize, either for the benefit of their own families, or to free up large houses for other people?
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The Any Questions? Panel in Torquay
The Any Questions? panel on stage at Torquay Boys' Grammar School.
Left to right: Bernard Jenkin; Sarah Teather; Jonathan Dimbleby; producer Victoria Wakely; Rosemary Hollis; Emily Thornberry. -
This Week's Questions
1. Does the death of Colonel Gaddafi mark victory for the West in Libya?
2. What does the panel think of the forced closure of St Paul's Cathedral caused by the anti-capitalist protest?
3. Is the lack of any main party support for an EU referendum an insult to the British people and to democracy itself?
4. Recent data has highlighted the disparity between state school results and the results of privately educated pupils. Is the solution more selection in the state sector?
5. Would the panel be prepared to downsize either for the benefit of their own families or to free up large houses for other people?
Broadcasts
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BBC Radio 4Fri 21 Oct 2011 20:00 BBC Radio 4
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BBC Radio 4Sat 22 Oct 2011 13:10 BBC Radio 4
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Any Questions and Any Answers
Any Questions is the topical discussion programme chaired by Jonathan Dimbleby in which a panel of...
