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female control. Later in 1983, the role of
Executive Producer was renamed 'Editor'. In 1986, Antonia Charlton and Anne Carragher replace Morley and Elton as the show's regular director and producer. After 11 years at the helm, Maxwell stepped down from the show in 1990, with her replacement James Hogan editing his first edition on 20 September 1990 Alexandra Henderson took over as editor on 12 September 1991 Christopher Capron became Series Editor in September 1994 Charlie Courtauld was editor from 1998 to 2000, leaving to join the
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then proceeded to broadcast the following question from Nick
Hartley as part of the programme on the same evening: "After the media coverage of Murray's rise and fall, are we now to infer that the English resent the Scots more than the Scots resent the English?" MacKenzie reappeared on the programme
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was appointed in 2000, resigning abruptly in May 2005 after news was leaked that he had been offered a job as David
Cameron's head of TV presentation. Ed Havard was made acting editor in May 2005 after Pisani left. During his time in charge the BBC offered a seat on the panel to Nick Griffin in 2009.
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Compass called his comments "absolutely disgraceful", and booing and jeering were heard from the
Cheltenham studio audience. The BBC received 350 complaints and MacKenzie's comments drew widespread criticism in both Scotland and England. On 3 July 2008, it was reported that the BBC Trust's editorial
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and launched an attack on
Scotland. During a debate about tax, MacKenzie claimed that "Scotland believes not in entrepreneurialism like London and the south east... Scots enjoy spending it (money) but they don't enjoy creating it, which is the opposite to down south." The comments came as part of an
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in London as a measure to prevent unnecessary travel during the
Coronavirus outbreak, the show followed a different format with no audience, the number of panellists reduced to four and the removal of the desk table, with the panellists and host now sitting on chairs in a semi-circle, 2m apart from
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on the edition of 5 February 2015 recorded in
Finchley gained much negative comment before the broadcast. Inviting Galloway, a politician who has been outspoken about Israel, onto the programme was thought to be provocative and insensitive because Finchley has a large Jewish minority. Galloway, who
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as the edition was filmed; six people were arrested after 25 protesters forced their way into the main reception. The edition attracted eight million viewers, and also drew a large number of complaints as a result of its content. Griffin himself said that he would make a formal complaint to the BBC
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Question Time when it began in 1979 was Barbara Maxwell. In 1983, Maxwell was promoted to 'Executive Producer' with Liz Elton becoming the show's producer/editor. At the same time, Ann Morley became the show's regular Director; putting the key production roles entirely in
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over the age of homosexual consent. After arguing that 18 should be the age of consent, Archer was attacked by
Starkey who told him: "Englishmen like you enjoy sitting on the fence so much because you enjoy the sensation." Archer replied "I enjoyed the very clever way you got a laugh ... I was not
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also has a parallel
Twitter backchannel based on the spoof account Dimblebot - purportedly a robot version of Dimbleby - where the entire premise of the programme is claimed to be a demonstration of Dimbleby's ability to defeat the panel. It became clear during the riot special that David Dimbleby
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presence and the show's presenter has regularly announced its presence on Twitter since late 2009. Using the Twitter ID "@bbcquestiontime" it tweeted using the #bbcqt hashtag. By early 2010, this had become one of the UK's most active "Twitter backchannels" to a TV show. @bbcquestiontime claimed
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was asked by an A-level student named Andy Davis about the implications of the Conservatives winning the election with a landslide victory. He began by casting doubt on the likelihood of this happening and then observed "I think landslides on the whole don't produce successful governments".
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sitting on the fence and I was not compromising ... you don't have the right to doubt my beliefs and think just because you are an expert in this subject I don't have the right to say what I feel or get a cheap laugh out of it. I stand by 18 and I mean it."
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also participated in panels, with Callaghan's single appearance coming in a special edition marking the resignation of Thatcher on 22 November 1990. Additionally, every leader of the Conservative party after Thatcher and prior to Rishi Sunak, Labour after
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chair included three different editors. There were several problems during filming, including a bomb scare during a live recording, which resulted in the programme being taken off the air, and the death of an audience member who collapsed while recording.
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one another in order to observe social distancing rules. At the same time, the programme moved to a new, temporary timeslot of 8pm, so that it could be broadcast live and allow viewers to submit their own questions to be answered on the programme.
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questions for the first time, when the audience members ask them. Applicants are contacted on the Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday before the programme, although due to a "high volume of requests", the team are unable to call everyone.
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at least once a month hosted by Mark Carruthers, but this show has been axed and brought under the Spotlight brand. It is now shown once a month on Tuesday night with Noel Thompson. BBC One NI have their own political show called
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High-profile journalists and authors, television and radio broadcasters, and comedians, join the panel, as do business leaders from well-known companies, and leading or expert academics, lawyers, police officers, and clerics.
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became one of the most-tweeted about shows of the week in the UK, with 5,000 tweets during the programme, with tweeting continuing through to the next day. In addition to the more sober analysis of the discussion,
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was heckled during a discussion about antisemitism, thought he had been defamed by a question posed to him, which insinuated that he should share some of the blame for a rise in antisemitic incidents during 2014.
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later wrote that the remark "struck a wrong note": "people drew the inference that he did not want us to win a large majority". Following the election (won by the Conservatives on a landslide) she sacked him as
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took over and continued until 1993. The BBC decided to widen the programme's appeal by moving it around the country. The programme also changed its London location from the Greenwood Theatre to the
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is filmed at a variety of different types of building, these have included: educational buildings, arts venues, and government buildings... airports, religious buildings, and prisons.
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who MacKenzie said could not be trusted to manage the British economy because he was "a Scot" and a "socialist", and insisting that this was relevant to the debate. Fellow panellist
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soon gained popularity under Day's lead, with his quick wit and interrogation skills. His famous catchphrase when he had introduced the panel was: "There they are, and here we go."
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later in the week. If there is a Leaders special, it would be
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complaints unit had cleared the programme of any wrongdoing.
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5015:1980s British political television series
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2197:"Question Time available on BBC iPlayer"
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3698:Shawcross, William (17 September 2001)
3295:Question Time defined by 'epic' battles
3210:BBC2's "Newsnight Review to get revamp"
3020:"Question Time from the Welsh Assembly"
2100:
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3549:"8 Million Watch BNP on Question Time"
3316:BBC chief apologises for terror debate
5005:1979 British television series debuts
2269:"Composition of Question Time panels"
1621:On 11 October 2007, former editor of
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4964:List of BBC regional news programmes
2123:"Rob Hopkin: Question Time Director"
3596:BBC Press Office, 21 September 2010
1952:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
1756:, the trade union for F1, director
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3374:"Griffin complaint over BBC 'mob'"
3345:"Angry scenes face Griffin at BBC"
2904:"Ten Of The Best UK Twitter Feeds"
2842:"Question Time's previous editors"
2650:"Donald MacCormick in lieu of Day"
928:General Election Leaders' Specials
700:. Dimbleby was preparing for the
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2632:"Bernard Levin deputises for Day"
2151:"Question Time filming locations"
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2179:"Question Time broadcast times"
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833:Queen Mary University of London
3665:Bailey, Ric (26 January 2005)
3648:Question Time, Schools Edition
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2013:20 June 2005, with a panel of
1929:In 2007, the BBC commissioned
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1477:List of Question Time episodes
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4302:Middle East Business Report
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3226:Thatcher, Margaret (1993).
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4652:From Our Own Correspondent
4458:Timeline of BBC Parliament
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3263:The Downing Street Years
3230:The Downing Street Years
2323:"Question Time audience"
1843:BBC One Northern Ireland
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4702:The World This Weekend
4172:Africa Business Report
4076:Newsday (TV programme)
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3879:BBC Persian Television
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3695:Retrieved 9 July 2005.
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3328:"BNP on Question Time"
2908:The Huffington Post UK
2878:"Social TV Statistics"
2287:"Question Time panels"
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4237:Daily/Sunday Politics
4207:BBC Nine O'Clock News
2802:"BBC Programme Index"
2788:"BBC Programme Index"
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2746:"BBC Programme Index"
2732:"BBC Programme Index"
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2109:"Question Time genre"
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