Name: 01/05/2016
Released: 2016-05-01

麻豆社 Parliament Schedule Saturday 30 April 2016

Schedule

Morning
1. 10:30
  
  Select Committees—Education Select Committee
  
  Education select committee session with the Nicky Morgan, from Wednesday 27 April.
Afternoon
1. 12:40
  
  Select Committees—Sustainability of Channel 4
  
  Coverage of a Lords Communications select committee session from Tuesday 26 April. (R)
2. 14:20
  
  House of Commons—Transport Questions
  
  Questions to secretary of state for transport Patrick McLoughlin, from Thursday 28 April.
3. 15:20
  
  House of Commons—Trade Union Bill
  
  Urgent Question tabled in the House of Commons on the Trade Union Bill, from 28 April.
4. 16:00
  
  麻豆社 Wales Leaders' Debate—Welsh Assembly 2016, Live with Huw Edwards
  
  1/2 Huw Edwards chairs the debate as an audience question the leaders of the main parties. (R)
5. 17:30
  
  麻豆社 Wales Leaders' Debate—Welsh Assembly 2016, Reaction
  
  2/2 Join Bethan Rhys Roberts and guests for reaction to the Wales Report's leaders' debate. (R)
Evening
1. 18:00
  
  Select Committees—Financial Conduct Authority Committee
  
  Treasury select committee session on the Financial Conduct Authority, from 26 April.
2. 19:50
  
  House of Lords—Lords Hillsborough Statement
  
  The statement repeated in the House of Lords on the 1989 Hillsborough disaster. (R)
3. 20:45
  
  BOOKtalk—Tom Bower
  
  Tom Bower on his book Broken Vows: Tony Blair - The Tragedy of Power.
4. 21:00
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Theresa May
  
  Speech by Theresa May entitled Great Britain, Europe and our place in the world.
5. 21:35
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Owen Paterson
  
  Owen Paterson making a speech in favour of the UK leaving the European Union.
6. 22:05
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - OECD
  
  The OECD's secretary general Angel Gurr铆a making the case for the UK to remain in the EU.
7. 22:30
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Nigel Farage
  
  UKIP Leader Nigel Farage making a speech on security and immigration in the EU, 29 April.
8. 23:10
  
  House of Commons—Cabinet Office Questions
  
  Questions in the House of Commons to Cabinet Office minister, from Friday 29 April.
9. 23:40
  
  BOOKtalk—David Laws
  
  Mark D'Arcy in discussion with David Laws about his book Coalition. (R)
Late
1. 00:00
  
  The Week in Parliament—29/04/2016
  
  Highlights of the week's proceedings in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall. (R)
2. 00:25
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Theresa May
  
  Speech by Theresa May entitled Great Britain, Europe and our place in the world. (R)
3. 01:00
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Owen Paterson
  
  Owen Paterson making a speech in favour of the UK leaving the European Union. (R)
4. 01:30
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - OECD
  
  The OECD's secretary general Angel Gurr铆a making the case for the UK to remain in the EU. (R)
5. 01:55
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Nigel Farage
  
  UKIP Leader Nigel Farage making a speech on security and immigration in the EU, 29 April. (R)
6. 02:30
  
  The Week in Parliament—29/04/2016
  
  Highlights of the week's proceedings in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall. (R)
7. 03:00
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Theresa May
  
  Speech by Theresa May entitled Great Britain, Europe and our place in the world. (R)
8. 03:35
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Owen Paterson
  
  Owen Paterson making a speech in favour of the UK leaving the European Union. (R)
9. 04:05
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - OECD
  
  The OECD's secretary general Angel Gurr铆a making the case for the UK to remain in the EU. (R)
10. 04:30
  
  Briefings—EU Referendum - Nigel Farage
  
  UKIP Leader Nigel Farage making a speech on security and immigration in the EU, 29 April.
11. 05:05
  
  The Week in Parliament—29/04/2016
  
  Highlights of the week's proceedings in Parliament, presented by Keith Macdougall. (R)
12. 05:35
  
  BOOKtalk—David Laws
  
  Mark D'Arcy in discussion with David Laws about his book Coalition. (R)
13. 05:55
  
  Westminster Hall—01/05/2016
  
  Recorded coverage of proceedings in Westminster Hall from Wednesday 27 April.