23/02/2012
BBC Question Time comes from Tunbridge Wells, chaired by David Dimbleby. On the panel: Communications Minister Ed Vaizey, the Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry, UKIP's deputy leader Paul Nuttall, Daily Telegraph columnist Cristina Odone and historian Simon Schama.
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Introduction
David Dimbleby introduces the panel in Tunbridge Wells.
Duration: 00:44
RBS
If David Cameron wants bankers’ bonuses to be linked to success, why did he allow RBS to be paid bonuses of £785 million?
Duration: 14:15
Syria
With the situation in Syria rapidly deteriorating, surely it is time for the UK to lead the international community in providing military assistance for the freedom fighters?
Duration: 14:02
Work placements
Do unpaid work placements for unemployed 16-24yr olds help them into the work-place or are they just a modern form of slavery?
Duration: 12:07
Greece
Isn't bailing out Greece just a measure to delay the inevitable?
Duration: 09:56
Sun on Sunday
In light of the recent the arrests of journalists at The Sun, is it a good time to launch The Sun on Sunday?
Duration: 06:11
Credits
Role Contributor Presenter David Dimbleby Presenter David Dimbleby Series Editor Nicolai Gentchev Series Editor Nicolai Gentchev Executive Producer Steve Anderson Executive Producer Steve Anderson Participant Ed Vaizey Participant Ed Vaizey Participant Emily Thornberry Participant Emily Thornberry Participant Paul Nuttall Participant Paul Nuttall Participant Cristina Odone Participant Cristina Odone Participant Simon Schama Participant Simon Schama Broadcasts
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