成人论坛

成人论坛 Parliament Schedule Wednesday 12 August 2020

Schedule

Morning
1. 06:30
  
  HARDtalk—James Graham 鈥� Playwright and screenwriter
  
  Stephen Sackur speaks to British playright James Graham. (R)
2. 06:55
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Duncan Baker
  
  Duncan Baker makes his maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Wednesday 5 February. (R)
3. 07:05
  
  Inside Number 10—Lord Turnbull
  
  Political journalist Sue Cameron talks to former cabinet secretary, Lord Turnbull. (R)
4. 07:35
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Mary Kelly Foy
  
  Mary Kelly Foy makes her maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Wednesday 4 March. (R)
5. 07:45
  
  European Parliament—German Presidency
  
  Angela Merkel sets out the priorities for the German presidency of the EU, from 8 July. (R)
6. 09:55
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Jacob Young
  
  Jacob Young makes his maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Monday 9 March. (R)
7. 10:05
  
  Select Committees—Future of Journalism Committee
  
  Lords Communication and Digital Committee's session on the future of journalism. (R)
Afternoon
1. 12:05
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Bell Ribeiro-Addy
  
  Bell Ribeiro-Addy making her maiden speech in the House of Commons, from 30 January. (R)
2. 12:20
  
  Scottish First Minister's Questions—12/08/2020
  
  Coverage of questions in the Scottish Parliament to Nicola Sturgeon on 12 August.
3. 13:30
  
  Scottish Parliament—Exams Statement
  
  Coverage of a statement by Education secretary John Swinney on Scotland's exam results.
4. 14:30
  
  Scottish Parliament—12/08/2020
  
  Coverage of proceedings in the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday 12 August.
5. 17:35
  
  House of Commons—Economy Debate
  
  Coverage of a debate in the House of Commons on the economy, from Wednesday 8 July. (R)
Evening
1. 21:10
  
  Scottish Parliament—Response to the Summer Economic Statement Update
  
  Coverage of the Scottish Parliament's response to the Summer Economic Statement update. (R)
2. 22:05
  
  HARDtalk—Brian Cox - Actor
  
  Actor Brian Cox is currently in New York, the US city worst affected by the coronavirus. (R)
3. 22:30
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Darren Henry
  
  Darren Henry giving his maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Thursday 26 June. (R)
4. 22:35
  
  Inside Number 10—Lord O'Donnell
  
  Political journalist Sue Cameron talks to former cabinet secretary Lord O'Donnell. (R)
5. 23:05
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Claudia Webbe
  
  Claudia Webbe makes her maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Monday 9 March. (R)
6. 23:20
  
  Select Committees—Flooding Committee
  
  Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee session on flooding, from 14 July. (R)
Late
1. 01:20
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Katherine Fletcher
  
  Katherine Fletcher giving her maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Monday 29 June. (R)
2. 01:35
  
  Westminster in Review—Facing the Pandemic
  
  A review of how Parliament has tackled the coronavirus crisis, presented by David Cornock. (R)
3. 02:05
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Alex Davies-Jones
  
  Alex Davies-Jones giving her maiden speech in the House of Commons, from 15 January. (R)
4. 02:15
  
  Global Questions—Is the Global System Racist?
  
  Global Questions looks at how the death of George Floyd sent shock waves around the world. (R)
5. 02:45
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Tom Hunt
  
  Tom Hunt making his maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Tuesday 14 January. (R)
6. 02:55
  
  Select Committees—Chief of the Defence Staff Committee
  
  Questions to Sir Nick Carter about his role as chief of defence staff, from 7 July. (R)
7. 04:55
  
  House of Commons—Maiden Speeches - Nadia Whittome
  
  Nadia Whittome makes her maiden speech in the House of Commons, from Monday 10 January. (R)
8. 05:05
  
  HARDtalk—Yuval Noah Harari
  
  Stephen Sackur speaks to the best-selling author Yuval Noah Harari. (R)
9. 05:30
  
  House of Commons—Medicine and Medical Device Safety Statement
  
  Statement by Nadine Dorries on the Cumberledge Review into medical safety, from 9 July. (R)

Thursday 13 August 2020