麻豆社 Parliament Schedule
Schedule
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Morning
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06:00
Political Highlights—18/04/2008
Recorded coverage of political highlights.
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06:00
Universities and Skills Questions
Recorded coverage of Innovation, Universities and Skills Questions in the Commons.
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07:00
Constitutional Renewal Statement
Recorded Coverage of Jack Straw, making a statement on Constitutional Renewal.
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08:00
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Seventh committee day on the Lisbon Treaty, on EU institutions, from Tuesday 26 February.
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10:00
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Seventh committee day on the Lisbon Treaty, on EU institutions, from Tuesday 26 February.
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Afternoon
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12:00
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Highlights of the ninth committee day considering the Lisbon Treaty, from Monday 3 March.
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12:45
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Eleventh committee day considering the Lisbon Treaty, from Wednesday 5 March.
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14:45
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Eleventh committee day considering the Lisbon Treaty, from Wednesday 5 March.
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Evening
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18:45
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Lords committee inquiry into the media, with Culture Secretary Andy Burnham. 2 April.
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20:25
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Recorded coverage of Select Committee proceedings.
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22:45
Ten Minute Rule Bill—18/04/2008
Labour MP Frank Doran with his Oil and Gas Industries (Health and Safety) Bill. 1 April.
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23:00
The Record Review—06/04/2008
A review of the first three months of 2008 with Alicia McCarthy. Westminster is in recess.
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Late
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00:00
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Lords committee inquiry into the media, with Culture Secretary Andy Burnham. 2 April.
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01:40
The Record Review—06/04/2008
A review of the first three months of 2008 with Alicia McCarthy. Westminster is in recess.
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02:40
Select Committees—18/04/2008
Lords committee inquiry into the media, with Culture Secretary Andy Burnham. 2 April.
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04:15
The Record Review—06/04/2008
A review of the first three months of 2008 with Alicia McCarthy. Westminster is in recess.
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05:15
Prime Minister's Questions—02/04/2008
Questions in the Commons to Prime Minister Gordon Brown from Wednesday 2 April.
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