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15/05/2014
Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Natalie Bennett, Nigel Farage, Michael Portillo and Alan Johnson. Stephen Drew looks at free schools and Clarke Peters on the N-word.
Andrew Neil reviews the political week with Natalie Bennett, Nigel Farage, Michael Portillo and Alan Johnson.
They will be joined by TV headteacher Mr Drew (Stephen Drew) with his take on free schools and Michael Gove, and a review of the political week with a film from Sarah Smith in Edinburgh.
And following headlines over Jeremy Clarkson and a BBC Radio Devon DJ, we'll look at the N-word with American-British actor Clarke Peters, who starred in The Wire.
Last on
Fri 16 May 201418:00
Clips
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Clarke Peters: We can get rid of the N-word
Duration: 05:10
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Smith reviews the week at Westminster and Holyrood
Duration: 05:34
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Election week debate with Bennett and Farage
Duration: 11:00
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Mr Drew: Free schools just don't make sense
Duration: 02:39
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Andrew Neil |
| Participant | Natalie Bennett |
| Participant | Nigel Farage |
| Participant | Michael Portillo |
| Participant | Alan Johnson |
| Participant | Stephen Drew |
| Participant | Sarah Smith |
| Participant | Clarke Peters |
| Editor | Vicky Flind |
