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General election 2019: Party leaders to face Question Time grilling | General election 2019: Party leaders to face Question Time grilling |
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The leaders of the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the SNP will be quizzed by audience members later on a BBC Question Time special. | The leaders of the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the SNP will be quizzed by audience members later on a BBC Question Time special. |
The live programme, hosted by Fiona Bruce in Sheffield, will be broadcast on BBC One at 19:00. | The live programme, hosted by Fiona Bruce in Sheffield, will be broadcast on BBC One at 19:00. |
Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Jo Swinson and Nicola Sturgeon will have 30 minutes each to answer questions. | Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Jo Swinson and Nicola Sturgeon will have 30 minutes each to answer questions. |
The first live TV debate between the prime minister and Labour leader took place on ITV earlier this week. | The first live TV debate between the prime minister and Labour leader took place on ITV earlier this week. |
There has already been separate Question Time specials with Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage and Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley. | There has already been separate Question Time specials with Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage and Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley. |
In the UK, the Question Time Leaders' Special will be broadcast on BBC One, on iPlayer and BBC Sounds from 19:00 to 21:00 and streamed internationally on the BBC News website, where you can also follow the latest reaction and analysis on our live page. | |
The BBC will also host a live head-to-head debate between the Conservative and Labour leaders on 6 December, plus a seven-way podium debate between senior figures from the UK's major political parties on 29 November, live from Cardiff. | The BBC will also host a live head-to-head debate between the Conservative and Labour leaders on 6 December, plus a seven-way podium debate between senior figures from the UK's major political parties on 29 November, live from Cardiff. |