BBC Parliament Schedule
Schedule
Morning
06:00
Westminster Hall—21/12/2014
Proceedings in Westminster Hall, including a debate on the Post Office mediation scheme.
10:30
Prime Minister's Questions—17/12/2014
Recorded coverage of questions to prime minister David Cameron from Wednesday 17 December.(R)
11:00
Westminster in Review—19/12/2014
A review of the parliamentary highlights at Westminster since September.(R)
Afternoon
12:00
America this Week—21/12/2014
Highlights of the week in politics in the USA from C-SPAN.
13:00
Washington Journal—21/12/2014
C-SPAN interviews with leading figures on the American political scene and viewers' calls.
15:00
European Parliament—21/12/2014
Jean-Claude Juncker presents the 2015 Commission Work Programme to MEPs.
17:25
Ten Minute Rule Bill—Equal Pay
Labour MP Sarah Champion introduces her ten minute rule bill on equal pay.(R)
17:35
Ten Minute Rule Bill—17/12/2014
Norman Baker introducing his Ten Minute Rule Bill on women's refuges, from 17 December.(R)
17:45
BOOKtalk—Damian McBride
Mark D'Arcy in conversation with former Labour spin-doctor Damian McBride.(R)
Evening
18:00
Select Committees—Investing in the Railways Committee
A session with transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin on investment in the railways.
20:00
Select Committees—Home Affairs Committee
Evidence session with home secretary Theresa May on the work of the Home Office.
21:40
Select Committees—Health Committee
A session on the accountability of the Care Quality Commission, from Tuesday 16 December.
Late
00:00
Westminster Hall—22/12/2014
A debate on human rights abuses, from Tuesday 16 December.
01:20
Westminster Hall—21/12/2014
Proceedings in Westminster Hall, including a debate on the Post Office mediation scheme.
02:50
Politics Europe—19/12/2014
Andrew Neil with the latest news from Europe.
03:15
European Parliament—21/12/2014
Jean-Claude Juncker presents the 2015 Commission Work Programme to MEPs.
05:40
Briefings—President Obama
A statement by President Obama on US relations with Cuba, from Wednesday 17 December.
