BBC Parliament Schedule Wednesday 25 August 2010

Schedule

Morning
1. 07:45
  BOOKtalk—Gary Younge
  Gary Younge on his book, Who Are We - and Should It Matter in the 21st Century?
2. 08:00
  Saville Report Statement
  Prime Minister David Cameron making a statement on the Saville Report, from 15 June.
3. 09:10
  Welsh Assembly—02/08/2010
  First Minister Carwyn Jones outlining the legislative programme for 2010-11, from 13 July.
4. 09:50
  Briefings—William Hague
  Foreign Secretary William Hague outlines his focus for foreign policy, from 1 July.
5. 10:50
  The Record Review—30/07/2010
  Alicia McCarthy reviews the highlights of the last two months at Westminster.
6. 11:50
  The Record Europe—01/08/2010
  Shirin Wheeler reviews the European Parliament's final week's session in Strasbourg.
Afternoon
1. 12:20
  Briefings—The Queen
  Coverage of the Queen's speech to the UN General Assembly in New York, from Tuesday 6 July
2. 12:30
  BOOKtalk—Peter Hennessy
  Author Peter Hennessy on his book, The Secret State: Preparing for the Worst 1945-2010.
3. 12:50
  Scottish Parliament—25/08/2010
  Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander explains the consequences of the Budget.
4. 14:00
  Prime Minister's Questions—14/07/2010
  Questions in the House of Commons to Prime Minister David Cameron from Wednesday 14 July.
5. 14:35
  BOOKtalk—Deborah Mattinson
  Mark D'Arcy talks to Deborah Mattinson about her book, Talking to a Brick Wall.
6. 14:55
  Briefings—Baroness Williams
  Liberal Democrat Peer Shirley Williams giving a Lord Garden Memorial Lecture.
7. 15:55
  The Record Europe—01/08/2010
  Shirin Wheeler reviews the European Parliament's final week's session in Strasbourg.
8. 16:25
  Select Committees—Treasury Budget Committee
  Treasury Committee session with evidence from George Osborne, from Thursday 15 July.
Evening
1. 18:10
  Northern Ireland Assembly—25/08/2010
  Recorded coverage of questions in the Northern Ireland Assembly from Monday 22 June.
2. 20:40
  London Mayor's Question Time—19/07/2010
  Mayor Boris Johnson's question session in the London Assembly, from Wednesday 14 July.
3. 21:15
  House of Lords—Disability Debate
  The debate on the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act 1970, from Thursday 17 June.
4. 22:55
  House of Lords—Lords Reform Debate
  Recorded coverage of business in the House of Lords on Tuesday 29 June.
5. 23:55
  BOOKtalk—Gary Younge
  Gary Younge on his book, Who Are We - and Should It Matter in the 21st Century?
Late
1. 00:10
  Questions and Statements—Saville Report Statement
  Prime Minister David Cameron makes a statement on the publication of the Saville Report.
2. 01:20
  Welsh Assembly—02/08/2010
  First Minister Carwyn Jones outlining the legislative programme for 2010-11, from 13 July.
3. 02:00
  Briefings—William Hague
  Foreign Secretary William Hague outlines his focus for foreign policy, from 1 July.
4. 03:00
  The Record Review—30/07/2010
  Alicia McCarthy reviews the highlights of the last two months at Westminster.
5. 04:00
  The Record Europe—01/08/2010
  Shirin Wheeler reviews the European Parliament's final week's session in Strasbourg.
6. 04:30
  Briefings—The Queen
  Coverage of the Queen's speech to the UN General Assembly in New York, from Tuesday 6 July
7. 04:40
  BOOKtalk—Peter Hennessy
  Author Peter Hennessy on his book, The Secret State: Preparing for the Worst 1945-2010.
8. 04:55
  Budget 2010
  Huw Edwards presents coverage of Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne's 2010 Budget.