BBC Parliament Schedule Thursday 10 April 2008

Schedule

Morning
1. 06:20
  The Record Europe—06/04/2008
  Shirin Wheeler talks to politicians on new transparency rules. Westminster is in recess.
2. 06:45
  The Record Review—06/04/2008
  A review of the first three months of 2008 with Alicia McCarthy. Westminster is in recess.
3. 07:45
  Briefings—Baroness Williams of Crosby
  Dr Rowan Williams makes his Presidential Address to the Synod, from Monday 11 February.
4. 08:05
  Scottish Parliament—07/04/2008
  Scottish Parliament. The Scotland (Budget) Bill. 6 February. Westminster is in recess.
5. 09:35
  A Marriage Made In Portsmouth
  Twenty years ago the Liberal Party and the SDP united to form the Liberal Democrats.
6. 10:05
  Welsh First Minister's Statement—Commissioner for Older People
  The new Commissioner for Older People in Wales, from 16 January. Westminster is in recess.
7. 10:40
  House of Lords—Criminal Justice and Immigration
  House of Lords debate on the blasphemy laws, from 5 March. Westminster is in recess.
8. 11:10
  Prime Minister's Questions—02/04/2008
  Questions in the Commons to Prime Minister Gordon Brown from Wednesday 2 April.
9. 11:40
  Briefings—Australian Apology
  Australian PM Kevin Rudd apologising to the Aboriginal people for past injustices.
Afternoon
1. 12:10
  BOOKtalk—Jacob Weisberg
  Mark D'Arcy talks to BBC Business Editor Robert Peston about his book Who Runs Britain.
2. 12:25
  Budget—2008, 12/03/2008
  Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling's first Budget speech, followed by responses.
3. 13:55
  Scottish First Minister's Questions—27/03/2008
  Questions in the Scottish Parliament to First Minister Alex Salmond, from 27 March.
4. 14:25
  Welsh First Minister's Questions—11/03/2008
  Questions in the Welsh Assembly to First Minister Rhodri Morgan from Tuesday 11 March.
5. 14:55
  Northern Ireland First Minister's Questions—03/03/2008
  Questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to First Minister Ian Paisley from 3 March.
6. 15:25
  The Record Review—29/02/2008
  Alicia McCarthy presents a special edition on devolution from Holyrood in Edinburgh.
7. 16:05
  Select Committees—Community Cohesion Committee
  Recorded coverage of the Communities and Local Government committee hearing.
8. 17:30
  The Record Review—06/04/2008
  A review of the first three months of 2008 with Alicia McCarthy. Westminster is in recess.
Evening
1. 18:30
  The Record Europe—07/04/2008
  Shirin Wheeler compares the UK and Danish scrutiny systems.
2. 18:55
  BOOKtalk—Jacob Weisberg
  Mark D'Arcy talks to author Jacob Weisberg about his book'The Bush Tragedy.
3. 19:10
  The Record—07/04/2008
  Melissa Bell interviews Lords Steel, Foulkes and Selkirk. Westminster is in recess.
4. 19:35
  Select Committees—British Bill of Rights Committee
  Recorded coverage of the British Bill of Rights Committee proceedings.
5. 21:00
  Northern Ireland Assembly—06/04/2008
  Northern Ireland Assembly on the age of consent. 4 February. Westminster is in recess.
6. 22:10
  The Record Europe—06/04/2008
  Shirin Wheeler talks to politicians on new transparency rules. Westminster is in recess.
7. 22:35
  The Record Review—06/04/2008
  A review of the first three months of 2008 with Alicia McCarthy. Westminster is in recess.
8. 23:35
  Briefings—Baroness Williams of Crosby
  Dr Rowan Williams makes his Presidential Address to the Synod, from Monday 11 February.
9. 23:55
  Scottish Parliament—07/04/2008
  Scottish Parliament. The Scotland (Budget) Bill. 6 February. Westminster is in recess.
Late
1. 01:25
  A Marriage Made In Portsmouth
  Twenty years ago the Liberal Party and the SDP united to form the Liberal Democrats.
2. 01:55
  Welsh First Minister's Statement—Commissioner for Older People
  The new Commissioner for Older People in Wales, from 16 January. Westminster is in recess.
3. 02:30
  House of Lords—Criminal Justice and Immigration
  House of Lords debate on the blasphemy laws, from 5 March. Westminster is in recess.
4. 03:00
  Prime Minister's Questions—02/04/2008
  Questions in the Commons to Prime Minister Gordon Brown from Wednesday 2 April.
5. 03:30
  Briefings—Australian Apology
  Australian PM Kevin Rudd apologising to the Aboriginal people for past injustices.
6. 04:00
  BOOKtalk—Jacob Weisberg
  Mark D'Arcy talks to BBC Business Editor Robert Peston about his book Who Runs Britain.
7. 04:15
  Budget—2008, 12/03/2008
  Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling's first Budget speech, followed by responses.
8. 05:45
  Scottish First Minister's Questions—27/03/2008
  Questions in the Scottish Parliament to First Minister Alex Salmond, from 27 March.