BBC Parliament Schedule Friday 10 August 2007

Schedule

Morning
1. 06:55
  BOOKtalk—The summer's must-read politics books
  Michael Dobbs, Nick Cohen and Sandra Howard discuss the summer's must-read politics books.
2. 07:40
  Scottish Parliament—29/07/2007
  First Minister Alex Salmond's speech setting out his legislative programme, from 23rd May.
3. 08:25
  Briefings—30/07/2007
  Gordon Brown's acceptance speech on becoming Labour Party leader, from Sunday 24th June.
4. 09:00
  Briefings—29/07/2007
  David Cameron's speech setting out the Conservative Party's policy review, from 18th June.
5. 09:40
  Briefings—30/07/2007
  Menzies Campbell's news conference in response to the new Prime Minister, from 26th June.
6. 09:55
  Welsh Assembly—29/07/2007
  First Minister Rhodri Morgan's speech to set out his legislative programme, from 6th June.
7. 11:00
  Welsh Assembly—30/07/2007
  Ieuan Wyn Jones' acceptance speech on becoming Deputy First Minister, from 11th July.
8. 11:15
  The Record Review—29/07/2007
  A review of the highlights of the last three months at Westminster.
Afternoon
1. 12:10
  The Record Europe—30/07/2007
  Shirin Wheeler travels to Switzerland to look at the country's influence on Europe.
2. 12:45
  BOOKtalk—Robert Peston and Francis Beckett
  Robert Peston and Francis Beckett discuss their biographies of Gordon Brown.
3. 13:20
  Briefings—30/07/2007
  Coverage of Paddy Ashdown's 'Swords and Ploughshares' speech, from Monday 21st May.
4. 14:45
  Evidence from the Prime Minister Committee
5. 16:20
  Prime Minister's Questions—30/07/2007
  Former PM Tony Blair's final appearance at Prime Minister's Questions, from 27th June.
6. 17:00
  BOOKtalk—William Hague
  Mark D'Arcy in discussion with William Hague about his book William Wilberforce.
7. 17:15
  House of Lords—Slavery Debate
  Recorded coverage of the slavery debate in the House of Lords, from Thursday 10 May.
Evening
1. 20:25
  The Record Review—29/07/2007
  A review of the highlights of the last three months at Westminster.
2. 21:25
  The Record Europe—29/07/2007
  Shirin Wheeler takes a look at the events of last six months in the European Parliament.
3. 21:55
  BOOKtalk—Douglas Hurd
  Mark D'Arcy in discussion with Douglas Hurd about his book Robert Peel: A Biography.
4. 22:10
  Briefings—29/07/2007
  Recorded coverage of Bertie Ahern and Tony Blair's speeches from Tuesday 15 May.
5. 22:55
  House of Commons—Constitutional Reform
  Coverage of Gordon Brown's statement on Constitutional Reform from Tuesday 3 July.
Late
1. 00:00
  BOOKtalk—The summer's must-read politics books
  Michael Dobbs, Nick Cohen and Sandra Howard discuss the summer's must-read politics books.
2. 00:45
  Scottish Parliament—29/07/2007
  First Minister Alex Salmond's speech setting out his legislative programme, from 23rd May.
3. 01:30
  Briefings—30/07/2007
  Gordon Brown's acceptance speech on becoming Labour Party leader, from Sunday 24th June.
4. 02:05
  Briefings—29/07/2007
  David Cameron's speech setting out the Conservative Party's policy review, from 18th June.
5. 02:45
  Briefings—30/07/2007
  Menzies Campbell's news conference in response to the new Prime Minister, from 26th June.
6. 03:00
  Welsh Assembly—29/07/2007
  First Minister Rhodri Morgan's speech to set out his legislative programme, from 6th June.
7. 04:20
  The Record Review—29/07/2007
  A review of the highlights of the last three months at Westminster.
8. 05:15
  The Record Europe—30/07/2007
  Shirin Wheeler travels to Switzerland to look at the country's influence on Europe.
9. 05:50
  BOOKtalk—Robert Peston and Francis Beckett
  Robert Peston and Francis Beckett discuss their biographies of Gordon Brown.