BBC Parliament Schedule Wednesday 6 August 2008

Schedule

Morning
1. 06:30
  Scottish Parliament—30/07/2008
  Recorded coverage of First Minister Alex Salmond's speech. From Wednesday 14 May.
2. 07:15
  Briefings—Baroness Young
  Recorded coverage of the Lord Speaker's Lecture given by Baroness Young. From 28 February.
3. 07:35
  Northern Ireland Assembly—30/07/2008
  Nominations of Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness. From Thursday 5 June.
4. 08:35
  Prime Minister's Questions—30/07/2008
  Commons questions to Prime Minister Gordon Brown, from Wednesday 16 July.
5. 09:10
  BOOKtalk—Ffion Hague
  Mark D'Arcy talks to author Ffion Hague about her book The Pain and the Privilege.
6. 09:25
  House of Lords—The Lisbon Treaty
  Highlights of the debate on holding a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. From 18 June.
7. 10:25
  The Record Europe—30/07/2008
  Shirin Wheeler asks if the Council of Europe will become the conscience of the continent.
8. 10:55
  London Mayor's Question Time—30/07/2008
  Mayor Boris Johnson's question session in the London Assembly. From Wednesday 16 July.
9. 11:40
  BOOKtalk—Kathleen Burk and Mary Jordan
  Mark D'Arcy talks to Kathleen Burk and Mary Jordan about the latest political books.
Afternoon
1. 12:15
  European Parliament—Nicolas Sarkozy
  Coverage of French President Nicolas Sarkozy's speech to the European Parliament. 10 July.
2. 13:15
  Briefings—Stephen Fry
  A speech by Stephen Fry on the future of public service broadcasting, from 7 May.
3. 14:00
  House of Commons—Abortion Debate
  Highlights of the debate on lowering the time limit for abortions. From 20 May.
4. 15:00
  Scottish First Minister's Questions—30/07/2008
  Questions in the Scottish Parliament to First Minister Alex Salmond. From 26 June.
5. 15:35
  BOOKtalk—Fareed Zakaria
  Mark D'Arcy talks to Newsweek International editor Fareed Zakaria about his new book.
6. 15:50
  The Record Review—01/08/2008
  Alicia McCarthy reviews the highlights of the past three months at Westminster.
7. 16:50
  The Record Europe—30/07/2008
  Shirin Wheeler asks if the Council of Europe will become the conscience of the continent.
8. 17:20
  House of Lords—Counter-Terrorism Bill
  Highlights of the debate on the Counter-Terrorism Bill. From Tuesday 8 July.
Evening
1. 18:20
  BOOKtalk—Joan Bakewell, Matthew Parris and Andrew Roberts
  Mark D'Arcy and his guests choose political books that are worth taking away on holiday.
2. 19:00
  Briefings—Baroness Jay
  Lord Speaker's Lecture given by Baroness Jay on 'Politics and the Media', from 12 June.
3. 19:40
  Welsh First Minister's Questions—30/07/2008
  Questions in the Welsh Assembly to First Minister Rhodri Morgan. From Tuesday 15 July.
4. 20:10
  Briefings—David Attenborough
  Sir David Attenborough on the future of public service broadcasting, from 30 April.
5. 20:45
  BOOKtalk—Kathleen Burk and Mary Jordan
  Mark D'Arcy talks to Kathleen Burk and Mary Jordan about the latest political books.
6. 21:20
  Northern Ireland First Minister's Questions—30/07/2008
  Questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly to First Minister Peter Robinson. From 9 June.
7. 21:55
  The Record Review—01/08/2008
  Alicia McCarthy reviews the highlights of the past three months at Westminster.
8. 22:55
  The Record Europe—02/08/2008
  Janet Barrie looks back at the last year in the EU Parliament. Parliament is in recess.
9. 23:25
  House of Commons—Counter-Terrorism Debate
  Commons debate on the Bill for extending detention to 42 days. From Wednesday 11 June.
Late
1. 00:25
  BOOKtalk—Joan Bakewell, Matthew Parris and Andrew Roberts
  Mark D'Arcy and his guests choose political books that are worth taking away on holiday.
2. 01:05
  Scottish Parliament—31/07/2008
  Recorded coverage of First Minister Alex Salmond's speech. From Wednesday 14 May.
3. 01:50
  Briefings—Baroness Young
  Recorded coverage of the Lord Speaker's Lecture given by Baroness Young. From 28 February.
4. 02:10
  Northern Ireland Assembly—31/07/2008
  Nominations of Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness. From Thursday 5 June.
5. 03:10
  Prime Minister's Questions—31/07/2008
  Commons questions to Prime Minister Gordon Brown, from Wednesday 16 July.
6. 03:45
  BOOKtalk—Ffion Hague
  Mark D'Arcy talks to author Ffion Hague about her book The Pain and the Privilege.
7. 04:00
  House of Lords—The Lisbon Treaty
  Highlights of the debate on holding a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. From 18 June.
8. 05:00
  The Record Europe—31/07/2008
  Shirin Wheeler asks if the Council of Europe will become the conscience of the continent.
9. 05:30
  London Mayor's Question Time—31/07/2008
  Mayor Boris Johnson's question session in the London Assembly. From Wednesday 16 July.