麻豆社 Parliament Schedule Friday 12 August 2011

Schedule

Morning
1. 06:00
  
  Westminster Hall—08/08/2011
  
  Debate in Westminster Hall on Hospital Finance, from Tuesday 19 July.
2. 07:30
  
  Peer Pressure
  
  Why has government after government has struggled to reform the House of Lords?
3. 08:10
  
  Battling for Votes
  
  Ros Ball takes a look back at the suffragettes' campaign for women's voting rights.
4. 08:20
  
  Divide and Rule
  
  Examining the conflicts of 1911 between the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
5. 09:00
  
  The Record—12/08/2011
  
  Highlights of Friday 12 August in Parliament presented by Alicia McCarthy.
6. 09:30
  
  House of Lords—Public Disorder
  
  Including the debate on public disorder in England and the global economy.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  
  Questions and Statements—Public Disorder Statement
  
  Coverage of David Cameron making a statement on public disorder.
2. 15:50
  
  Questions and Statements—Global Economy Statement
  
  Coverage of George Osborne making a statement on the Global Economy in the Commons.
3. 17:15
  
  The Record—12/08/2011
  
  Highlights of Friday 12 August in Parliament presented by Alicia McCarthy.
Evening
1. 18:00
  
  Question Time—Riot Special
  
  In a week of riots across London, Question Time returns for a special edition.
2. 19:15
  
  European Parliament—09/07/2011
  
  Highlights of a debate on the priorities for the Polish Presidency of the European Council
3. 20:30
  
  Welsh Assembly—16/07/2011
  
  Carwyn Jones sets out the Assembly Government's Legislative Programme 2011-16.
4. 21:30
  
  Divide and Rule
  
  Examining the conflicts of 1911 between the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
5. 22:10
  
  Battling for Votes
  
  Ros Ball takes a look back at the suffragettes' campaign for women's voting rights.
6. 22:25
  
  1911 Centenary Lecture—Enoch Powell
  
  Lord Norton delivers a lecture on Enoch Powell, from Tuesday 14 June.
7. 23:25
  
  Select Committees—High Speed Rail Committee
  
  Transport select committee on High Speed Rail, from Tuesday 12 July.
Late
1. 01:35
  
  BOOKtalk—Nigel Fletcher
  
  Mark D'Arcy talks to author Nigel Fletcher about his book How To Be In Opposition.
2. 01:50
  
  The Record Review—21/07/2011
  
  Keith Macdougall takes a look at the highlights of the last two months at Westminster.
3. 02:50
  
  The Record Europe—22/07/2011
  
  An in-depth look at the politics of Europe, presented by Shirin Wheeler.
4. 03:20
  
  London Mayor's Question Time—23/07/2011
  
  Questions to the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, in the London Assembly, from 13 July.
5. 04:50
  
  Select Committees—Secretary of State for Scotland Committee
  
  Scottish Affairs select committee session, from Wednesday 13 July.