08/01/2015
Andrew Neil presents a film on the terrorist attacks in Paris and the political ramifications. Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green help to review the political week.
Andrew Neil presents a film on the terrorist attacks in Paris and the political ramifications.
Journalist Simon Jenkins explains why he thinks politicians have gone mad trying to pretend they can heal the NHS with a little extra money.
And former BBC broadcaster Richard Bacon says why he is one of the few feeling positive and cheerful about the start of the longest-ever general election campaign.
The panel for the first programme of 2015 sees Diane Abbott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green help review the political week.
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Bacon on election: 'It's drama, it's great, great drama'
Duration: 09:25
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'Consider ourselves intimidated'
Duration: 03:19
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Jenkins: No charging means no NHS in a few years’ time
Duration: 01:54
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Andrew Neil |
| Panellist | Michael Portillo |
| Panellist | Diane Abbott |
| Panellist | Miranda Green |
| Interviewed Guest | Simon Jenkins |
| Interviewed Guest | Richard Bacon |
| Interviewed Guest | David Aaronovitch |
| Editor | Vicky Flind |
| Director | Claire Bellis |
| Assistant Editor | Richard Garvin |
| Production Manager | Paula Prynn |
| Producer | Andrew Bradley |
| Producer | Arryn Moy |
| Assistant Producer | Ed Baranski |
| Executive Producer | Robbie Gibb |
| Executive Producer | Samir Shah |
| Production Company | Juniper TV |
