麻豆社

麻豆社 Parliament Schedule Thursday 3 August 2017

Schedule

Morning
1. 06:15
  
  Briefings—George VI Lecture - Vernon Bogdanor
  
  Professor Vernon Bogdanor delivers a lecture on George VI, from Tuesday 25 April. (R)
2. 07:05
  
  Welsh First Minister's Questions—18/07/2017
  
  Recorded coverage of questions to first minister Carwyn Jones, from Tuesday 18 July. (R)
3. 07:55
  
  Leadership Reflections—Series 1, Margaret Thatcher
  
  Political journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of Margaret Thatcher. (R)
4. 08:25
  
  Briefings—King Felipe VI of Spain Speech
  
  King Felipe VI of Spain delivers a speech to both Houses of Parliament. (R)
5. 09:00
  
  BOOKtalk—Johnny Mercer
  
  Mark D'Arcy talks to Johnny Mercer about his book We Were Warriors. (R)
6. 09:15
  
  House of Commons—Brexit
  
  Highlights of a debate on Brexit in the House of Commons, from Thursday 6 July. (R)
7. 11:10
  
  French Presidential Election Result: What Next for France and Europe?
  
  Coverage of an event at Chatham House on the French presidential election result, 8 May. (R)
8. 11:55
  
  Briefings—Emmanuel Macron
  
  Recorded coverage of the speech by the French president, Emmanuel Macron, from 3 July. (R)
Afternoon
1. 13:25
  
  BOOKtalk—John Rees
  
  Mark D'Arcy in discussion with John Rees on his book The Leveller Revolution. (R)
2. 13:40
  
  Conversations—Alex Salmond
  
  Sean Curran talks to Alex Salmond about his life and political career. (R)
3. 14:25
  
  Scottish First Minister's Questions—29/06/2017
  
  Recorded coverage of questions to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon from Thursday 29 June. (R)
4. 15:10
  
  Briefings—US Senate Intelligence Committee with Jeff Sessions
  
  Recorded coverage of the US senate intelligence committee hearing with Jeff Sessions. (R)
5. 16:10
  
  Briefings—Britain and Europe, One Year On
  
  Professor Vernon Bogdanor delivers a lecture on Britain and Europe, One Year On. (R)
6. 17:10
  
  Leadership Reflections—Series 1, John Major
  
  Political journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of John Major. (R)
7. 17:40
  
  Westminster Hall—State Pension Age for Women
  
  Recorded coverage of a debate on the state pension age for women, from Wednesday 5 July. (R)
Evening
1. 19:10
  
  BOOKtalk—Peter Oborne
  
  Mark D'Arcy talks to author and journalist Peter Oborne. (R)
2. 19:25
  
  Conversations—Harriet Harman
  
  Sean Curran talks to former deputy leader of the Labour Party Harriet Harman. (R)
3. 20:10
  
  Select Committees—Lords External Affairs Committee
  
  A select committee on the EU's common foreign and security policy after Brexit. (R)
4. 21:30
  
  European Parliament—Maltese Presidency
  
  Recorded coverage of a debate looking back at the six months of the Maltese presidency. (R)
5. 22:55
  
  Leadership Reflections—Series 1, Tony Blair
  
  Political journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of Tony Blair. (R)
6. 23:25
  
  Brexit and Free Movement Panel Discussion
  
  Recorded coverage of a panel discussion in London on Brexit and Free Movement, from 3 May. (R)
Late
1. 00:15
  
  Laws and Ladies—23/07/2017
  
  Daniel Brittain with Baroness Dean, Baroness Meacher, Baroness Jones and Baroness Fookes. (R)
2. 00:55
  
  Welsh Assembly—Legislative Programme
  
  Recorded coverage of Carwyn Jones outlining the Welsh government's legislative programme. (R)
3. 02:05
  
  BOOKtalk—Douglas Carswell MP
  
  Mark D'Arcy in discussion with Clacton MP Douglas Carswell. (R)
4. 02:20
  
  House of Lords—Public Sector Pay Gap
  
  Recored coverage of a debate in the House of Lords on the public sector pay gap. (R)
5. 03:20
  
  Europe's Summer of Elections - Explaining Political Dynamics in France, Britain and Germany
  
  A panel of experts analyse the implications of elections in France, the UK and Germany. (R)
6. 04:50
  
  Leadership Reflections—Series 1, Gordon Brown
  
  Political journalist Steve Richards looks at the leadership of Gordon Brown. (R)
7. 05:20
  
  Westminster Hall—Persecution of Christians
  
  Recorded coverage of a debate on the persecution of Christians, from 4 July. (R)

Friday 4 August 2017