List of Question Time episodes

The following is a list of episodes of Question Time, a British current affairs debate television programme broadcast by BBC Television.

Contents

Year overview · Presenters · Highest appearance makers

Year: 1979 · 1980 · 1981 · 1982 · 1983 · 1984 · 1985 · 1986 · 1987 · 1988 · 1989
1990 · 1991 · 1992 · 1993 · 1994 · 1995 · 1996 · 1997 · 1998 · 1999
2000 · 2001 · 2002 · 2003 · 2004 · 2005 · 2006 · 2007 · 2008 · 2009
2010 · 2011 · 2012 · 2013 · 2014 · 2015 · 2016 · 2017 · 2018 · 2019
2020 · 2021 ·

Notes · References · External links

Year overview

Era	Year	Episodes	Transmission dates	Notes
1970s	1979	13[1][fn 1]	25 September – 18 December	Additionally an Election Question Time aired 4 May 1979.[2]
1980s	1980	32[3]	15 January – 18 December
	1981	31[4]	15 January – 17 December
	1982	31[5]	14 January – 16 December
	1983	32[6][fn 2]	13 January – 15 December
	1984	35[7]	12 January – 20 December
	1985	29[8]	10 January – 12 December
	1986	35[9]	9 January – 11 December
	1987	33[10]	15 January – 10 December
	1988	35[11]	7 January – 15 December
	1989	37[12]	12 January – 14 December
1990s	1990	34[13]	18 January – 13 December
	1991	35[14]	10 January – 5 December
	1992	33[15]	23 January – 10 December
	1993	34[16]	14 January – 9 December
	1994	35[17]	13 January – 15 December
	1995	32[18]	12 January – 14 December
	1996	33[19]	11 January – 19 December
	1997	33[20]	23 January – 18 December
	1998	33[21][fn 3]	15 January – 17 December
	1999	37[22][fn 4]	14 January – 16 December
2000s	2000	36[23]	13 January – 14 December
	2001	38[24][fn 5]	11 January – 6 December
	2002	37[25][fn 6]	10 January −12 December
	2003	35[26]	9 January – 11 December
	2004	37[27]	8 January – 9 December	25th Anniversary Special (16 September 2004).
	2005	35[28]	6 January – 8 December
	2006	36[29]	12 January – 7 December
	2007	37[30]	11 January – 13 December
	2008	36[31][fn 7]	17 January – 11 December	1000th episode (23 October 2008)
	2009	37[32]	15 January – 10 December
2010s	2010	40[33]	14 January – 9 December
	2011	39[34]	13 January – 8 December
	2012	36[35]	12 January – 13 December
	2013	38[36]	10 January – 12 December
	2014	36[37]	9 January – 11 December
	2015	41[38]	8 January – 17 December
	2016	39[39]	14 January – 8 December
	2017	41[40]	12 January – 14 December
	2018	39[41]	11 January – 13 December	David Dimbleby's final edition (13 December)
	2019	42[42]	10 January – 13 December	Fiona Bruce's first edition (10 January), 40th Anniversary (26 September 2019).[43]
2020s	2020	to be determined	9 January – to be determined

Presenters

Presenters	Date	No. of episodes
Robin Day	1979–1989	303
Robert McKenzie	1980–1981	3
Ludovic Kennedy	1982–1983	4
Bernard Levin	1984–1985	2
Sue Lawley	1984–1987	5
Donald MacCormick	1985	9
Peter Sissons	1989–1993	149
David Dimbleby	1994–2018	914
John Humphrys	2009	1
Nick Robinson	2017	1
Fiona Bruce	2019–

Highest appearance makers

Panellists	Affiliation	No. of appearances[44]	Average per year	Date
Kenneth Clarke	Conservatives	59	1.6	1982–2019
Shirley Williams	Labour (before 1981) Social Democrats (1981–88) Liberal Democrats (1988–present)	58	1.6	1980–2015
Menzies Campbell	Liberal Democrats	47	1.6	1987–2017
Harriet Harman	Labour	45	1.3	1981–2015
Charles Kennedy	Liberal Democrats	44	1.4	1983–2015
Clare Short	Labour	38	1.2	1980–2011
Paddy Ashdown	Liberal Democrats	36	1.1	1983–2016
Roy Hattersley	Labour	36	1.2	1979–2010
Nigel Farage	Conservatives (until 1992) UKIP (1993–2018) Brexit Party (2019–present)	35	1.8	2000–2019

1970s

1979

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
—	—	4 May 1979		Robin Day, Robert McKenzie, David Butler	Election Question Time
1	1	25 September 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Michael Foot, Teddy Taylor, Edna O'Brien, Derek Worlock
2	2	2 October 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Tess Gill, Jo Grimond, Eric Morley, Peter Shore
3	3	9 October 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Sue Arnold, Michael Heseltine, William Rodgers, Arthur Scargill
4	4	16 October 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	James Anderton, Judith Hart, John Mortimer, Enoch Powell
5	5	23 October 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Anthony Frodsham, Clive Jenkins, Margo MacDonald, Nicholas Scott
6	6	30 October 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Roy Hattersley, Elspeth Howe, Emily Macfarquhar, Ray Whitney
7	7	6 November 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Julian Amery, Paul Johnson, Wendy Mantle, Sid Weighell
8	8	13 November 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Clement Freud, Ann Leslie, David Owen, Peter Thorneycroft
9	9	20 November 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Rachel Billington, Barbara Castle, Monty Finniston, William Waldegrave
10	10	27 November 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Janet Fookes, Robert Kilroy-Silk, William Rees-Mogg, Barbara Wootton
11	11	4 December 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Eldon Griffiths, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Gaia Servadio, Eric Varley
12	12	11 December 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	George Brown, Clare Francis, Joan Lester, Christopher Mayhew
13	13	18 December 1979	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Neil Kinnock, Bel Mooney, Chris Patten, John Rae

1980s

1980

#	No. in year	Airdate	Panellists	Notes
14	1	15 January 1980	Tony Benn, Germaine Greer, John Hackett, Norman St. John Stevas
15	2	22 January 1980	Tessa Jowell, William Rees-Mogg, William Waldegrave, Barbara Wootton
16	3	29 January 1980	Noel Annan, Kenneth Baker, Denis Healey, Sara Morrison
17	4	5 February 1980	Edward du Cann, Monty Finniston, Suzanne Lowry, Oonagh McDonald
18	5	12 February 1980	Alun Chalfont, Nigel Lawson, Merlyn Rees, Marina Warner
19	6	21 February 1980	David Basnett, Barbara Castle, Detta O'Cathain, Peter Tapsell
20	7	28 February 1980	Anna Coote, Janet Fookes, Gerald Kaufman, Cyril Smith
21	8	6 March 1980	Eric Heffer, Mary Kenny, David Marquand, Geoffrey Rippon
22	9	13 March 1980	Rhodes Boyson, Austin Mitchell, Alfred Robens, Clare Short	Presenter: Robert McKenzie[45]
23	10	20 March 1980	John Gale, Jill Knight, Michael Meacher, Donald Stokes	Presenter: Robert McKenzie[46]
24	11	27 March 1980	Joel Barnett, John Biffen, Alan Fisher, Sarah Hogg
25	12	3 April 1980	Bonnie Angelo, Julian Critchley, Lena Jeger, Trevor Phillips
26	13	10 April 1980	Jock Bruce-Gardyne, Ray Buckton, Margaret Maden, John Methuen
27	14	17 April 1980	Elisabeth Hoodless, R.V. Jones, Sheila Roberts, John Silkin
28	15	24 April 1980	Liliana Archibald, Tessa Blackstone, Nicholas Fairbairn, Dickson Mabon
29	16	1 May 1980	Joe Ashton, John Biggs-Davison, Emma Nicholson, Ivor Richard
30	17	8 May 1980	Alan Beith, John Grugeon, Stanley Orme, Claire Palley
31	18	15 May 1980	Hugh Clegg, Reg Prentice, Jo Richardson, Angela Rumbold
32	19	22 May 1980	Leon Brittan, Paul Foot, Walter Goldsmith, Shirley Williams
33	20	29 May 1980	Patricia Hewitt, Robert Mellish, Timothy Raison, David Sheppard
34	21	5 June 1980	Patrick Devlin, Patricia Hollis, Harold Lever, Janet Young
35	22	12 June 1980	Ann Clwyd, James Goldsmith, Sally Oppenheim-Barnes, Bill Sirs
36	23	16 October 1980	David Basnett, Patricia Hewitt, Daphne Park, James Prior
37	24	23 October 1980	Roy Hattersley, Una Kroll, Nigel Lawson, Arnold Weinstock
38	25	30 October 1980	Denis Healey, Mary Kaldor, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Peter Thorneycroft
39	26	6 November 1980	Mary Baker, Leonard Downie, Francis Pym, Peter Shore
40	27	13 November 1980	Liliana Brisby, Eric Heffer, Ann Leslie, Norman St. John Stevas
41	28	20 November 1980	Michael Carver, Judith Hart, Gavin Laird, Angus Maude
42	29	27 November 1980	John Alderson, Dianne Hayter, Roy Shaw, Teddy Taylor
43	30	4 December 1980	Tessa Blackstone, Lynda Chalker, Joe Gormley, John Harvey-Jones
44	31	11 December 1980	David Howell, Peter Jay, Neil Kinnock, Gillian Peele
45	32	18 December 1980	Stanley Booth-Clibborn, Edward du Cann, Antonia Fraser, Shirley Williams

1981

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
46	1	15 January 1981		Barbara Castle, Peter Parker, Cyril Smith, William Whitelaw
47	2	22 January 1981		Terence Beckett, Tom Jackson, Sally Oppenheim-Barnes, John Silkin
48	3	29 January 1981		Frances Morrell, David Owen, David Steel, Peter Walker
49	4	5 February 1981		Gwyneth Dunwoody, Eldon Griffiths, Clive Jenkins, David Napley
50	5	12 February 1981	Greenwood Theatre, South London	Edward Daly, Edna Healey, Max Beloff, Norman St John-Stevas
51	6	26 February 1981		Rhodes Boyson, Donald Dewar, Alex Jarratt, Nancy Seear
52	7	5 March 1981		Monty Finniston, Barney Hayhoe, Terry Marsland, Jack Straw
53	8	12 March 1981		Geoffrey Howe, Detta O'Cathain, Stanley Orme, David Penhaligon
54	9	19 March 1981		Peggy Fenner, Merlyn Rees, William Rees-Mogg, Arthur Scargill
55	10	26 March 1981		Nicky Harrison, Douglas Hurd, Gerald Kaufman, Dick Taverne
56	11	2 April 1981		Moss Evans, Jo Grimond, Susan Masham, Norman Tebbit	Presenter: Robert McKenzie[47]
57	12	9 April 1981		Nigel Broackes, Harriet Harman, Roy Hattersley, Michael Heseltine
58	13	16 April 1981		Terry Duffy, Sarah Hogg, Paul Johnson, Hugh Montefiore
59	14	23 April 1981		Janey Buchan, John Pardoe, Leo Pliatzky, Geoffrey Rippon
60	15	30 April 1981		Nicholas Fairbairn, Roy Jenkins, Bel Mooney, Peter Shore
61	16	7 May 1981		Ralf Dahrendorf, Ken Gill, Helene Hayman, Peter Thorneycroft
62	17	14 May 1981		Nicholas Goodison, Ian Mikardo, Jane Reed, George Younger
63	18	21 May 1981		Frank Field, Grey Gowrie, Miriam Karlin, Sara Morrison
64	19	28 May 1981		Leon Brittan, Eric Heffer, Mary Holland, Enoch Powell
65	20	4 June 1981		Lynda Chalker, Paul Foot, Denis Healey, Peter Hill-Norton
66	21	11 June 1981		David Evans, Neil Kinnock, Usha Prashar, Timothy Raison
67	22	18 June 1981		David Howell, Michael Meacher, Janet Morgan, Woodrow Wyatt
68	23	22 October 1981		Leon Brittan, Kay Carmichael, Jo Grimond, Denis Healey
69	24	29 October 1981		Judith Hart, Douglas Hurd, Ann Leslie, William Rodgers
70	25	5 November 1981		Roy Hattersley, Nigel Lawson, Alan Sapper, Elizabeth Sidney
71	26	12 November 1981		Robin Cook, Ian Gilmore, Detta O'Cathain, Jane Reed
72	27	19 November 1981		Paul Boateng, Ronald Dworkin, Anne Jones, William Whitelaw
73	28	26 November 1981	Liverpool, England	Jock Bruce-Gardyne, Eric Heffer, Roy Jenkins, Clare Short
74	29	3 December 1981		Naomi McIntosh, Sally Oppenheim-Barnes, Adam Thomson, George Wright
75	30	10 December 1981		Gerry Fitt, Joan Lestor, Emily Macfarquhar, Francis Pym
76	31	17 December 1981		Edward du Cann, Antonia Fraser, Harold Lever, Bernard Levin

1982

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
77	1	14 January 1982		Neil Kinnock, Marion Roe, John Thorn, Shirley Williams
78	2	21 January 1982		Terence Duffy, Tess Gill, Patrick Jenkin, Margaret Shaw
79	3	28 January 1982		Gerald Kaufman, Geoffrey Rippon, Barbara Switzer, Julie Tallon
80	4	4 February 1982		Alec Kitson, Isobel Lindsay, David Penhaligon, Malcolm Rifkind
81	5	11 February 1982		Joe Haines, Frances Morrell, Cyril Smith, Janet Young
82	6	18 February 1982		Oonagh McDonald, David Owen, Norman Tebbit, Sidney Weighell
83	7	25 February 1982		David Aaronovitch, Christopher Chataway, Brenda Dean, William Waldegrave
84	8	4 March 1982		Bonnie Angelo, Anna Coote, Grey Gowrie, Peter Shore
85	9	11 March 1982		Sarah Hogg, Geoffrey Howe, John Silkin, David Steel
86	10	18 March 1982		Norman Fowler, Ken Livingstone, Becky Tinsley, Barbara Wootton
87	11	25 March 1982		John Alderson, Alan Clark, Sheila Rothwell, Arthur Scargill
88	12	1 April 1982		Terry Marsland, John Smith, Norman St. John-Stevas, Mike Thomas
89	13	8 April 1982		Alun Chalfont, Judith Hart, David Howell, David Owen
90	14	15 April 1982		Denis Healey, Russell Johnston, Geoffrey Rippon, Peregrine Worsthorne
91	15	22 April 1982		John Hackett, Douglas Hurd, Drew Middleton, Edward Shackleton
92	16	29 April 1982	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Peter Jenkins, Inez McCormack, James Prior, Merlyn Rees
93	17	6 May 1982		Betty Boothroyd, Winston Churchill, Bruce Kent, Christopher Mayhew
94	18	13 May 1982		David Blunkett, Kenneth Clarke, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Polly Toynbee
95	19	20 May 1982		John Harvey-Jones, Brenda Maddox, Cecil Parkinson, Peter Shore	Presenter: Ludovic Kennedy[48]
96	20	27 May 1982		Janey Buchan, Edward du Cann, Peter Jay, Sue Slipman	Presenter: Ludovic Kennedy[49]
97	21	3 June 1982		Kina Avebury, Enoch Powell, Ivor Richard, Norman St. John-Stevas	Presenter: Ludovic Kennedy[50]
98	22	10 June 1982		John Hackett, Joan Lestor, John Mortimer, Angela Rumbold
99	23	17 June 1982		Tony Benn, Michael Heseltine, Patricia Mann, David Steel
100	24	28 October 1982		Norman Fowler, Neil Kinnock, Julia Neuberger, Marjorie Proops
101	25	4 November 1982		Antonia Fraser, Denis Healey, Roy Jenkins, William Whitelaw
102	26	11 November 1982	Cardiff, Wales	Leon Brittan, Gwyneth Dunwoody, Ann Leslie, Dafydd Wigley
103	27	18 November 1982		Roy Evans, Harriet Harman, Sally Oppenheim-Barnes, Clive Thornton
104	28	25 November 1982		Alan Beith, Rhodes Boyson, Asa Briggs, Ann Taylor
105	29	2 December 1982		Peter Hain, Tom King, Bernard Levin, Margaret Wingfield
106	30	9 December 1982		Julian Critchley, Detta O'Cathain, Joan Ruddock, Eric Varley
107	31	16 December 1982		Claire Brooks, Patrick Meaney, Peter Shore, Peter Walker

1983

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
108	1	13 January 1983		Monty Finniston, Rosalind Gilmore, Nigel Lawson, Arthur Scargill
109	2	20 January 1983	Newcastle, England	Jack Cunningham, Peter Jenkins, Geoffrey Rippon, William Rodgers
110	3	27 January 1983		Neil Cameron, Patricia Hewitt, Francis Pym, David Sheppard
111	4	3 February 1983		Lynda Chalker, Winnie Ewing, Clive Sinclair, George Wright
112	5	10 February 1983		John Gummer, Anne Jones, Paul Oestreicher, John Smith
113	6	17 February 1983		Barbara Castle, Kenneth Clarke, Rosalyn Higgins, Richard Holme
114	7	24 February 1983		Edward Gardner, Ken Livingstone, A. J. P. Taylor, Polly Toynbee
115	8	3 March 1983		Jean Barker, Brian Glover, Tessa Jowell, Michael Mander
116	9	10 March 1983		Edwina Currie, Neil Stewart, John Thorn, Des Wilson	Presenter: Ludovic Kennedy[51]
117	10	17 March 1983		Geoffrey Howe, Gerald Kaufman, Patricia Mann, Shirley Williams
118	11	24 March 1983		Donald Dewar, Mary Kenny, Dick Taverne, George Young
119	12	31 March 1983		Grey Gowrie, Kate Hoey, William McCarthy, Madsen Pirie
120	13	7 April 1983		Noel Annan, Helen Liddell, Geoffrey Pattie, Cyril Smith
121	14	14 April 1983		David Blunkett, Edward du Cann, Andrew Knight, Sue Slipman
122	15	21 April 1983		Jill Craigie, Patrick Mayhew, Beryl Platt, Russell Profitt
123	16	28 April 1983		Neil McIntosh, Jim Mortimer, Anne Robinson, Norman Tebbit
124	17	5 May 1983		Michael Foot, Michael Heseltine, Ann Leslie, David Steel
125	18	12 May 1983		David Basnett, Leo Pliatzky, Nicholas Ridley, Elizabeth Sidney
126	19	19 May 1983 [fn 8]		Roy Hattersley, David Owen, Francis Pym
127	20	26 May 1983	Manchester, England	Tony Benn, Geoffrey Howe, David Penhaligon
128	21	2 June 1983	Birmingham, England	Denis Healey, Cecil Parkinson, William Rodgers
129	22	16 June 1983		Tony Benn, Michael Meadowcroft, Donald Trelford, William Whitelaw
130	23	23 June 1983		Gwyneth Dunwoody, David Owen, Norman Tebbit, Clive Thornton
131	24	30 June 1983	Cambridge, England	Enoch Powell, Clare Short, Norman St. John-Stevas, George Thomas
132	25	27 October 1983		Claire Brooks, John Gummer, Nicholas Henderson, Ken Livingstone
133	26	3 November 1983		Robin Cook, Rosalind Gilmore, Emily Macfarquhar, Nicholas Ridley
134	27	10 November 1983		Norman Fowler, Roy Hattersley, Wendy Hogg, Shirley Williams
135	28	17 November 1983		Paddy Ashdown, Ann Clwyd, Bernard Levin, George Walden
136	29	24 November 1983		Ian Gow, John Pardoe, Diana Rookledge, John Smith
137	30	1 December 1983		John Harvey-Jones, Douglas Hurd, Jonathon Porritt, Barbara Switzer
138	31	8 December 1983		Charles Kennedy, Gavin Laird, Clive Sinclair, George Younger
139	32	15 December 1983		David Alton, John Hackett, Oonagh McDonald, James Prior

1984

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
140	1	12 January 1984		Jo Foley, Tom King, Michael Meacher, Clive Thornton
141	2	19 January 1984		Denis Healey, John Hoskyns, Francis Pym, Des Wilson
142	3	26 January 1984		Noel Annan, Tony Banks, Edwina Currie, Ruth Levitt
143	4	2 February 1984	Nottingham, England	Myra Blyth, Rhodes Boyson, Anthony Sampson, Jack Straw
144	5	9 February 1984		Lesley Abdela, Jack Cunningham, Jenny Kirkpatrick, Peter Walker
145	6	16 February 1984		Kenneth Baker, Len Murray, David Penhaligon, Elizabeth Rees
146	7	23 February 1984		Margaret Beckett, Leon Brittan, Roy Jenkins, Peter Timms
147	8	1 March 1984		Ann Burdus, Eric Heffer, Simon Hughes, Janet Young
148	9	8 March 1984		Lalage Bown, Edward du Cann, Austin Mitchell, Donald Stewart
149	10	15 March 1984	Sheffield, England	Kenneth Clarke, Rosalind Gilmore, Peter Shore, David Steel
150	11	22 March 1984		Rodney Bickerstaffe, Cecil Parkinson, Margaret Sharp, Adam Thompson
151	12	29 March 1984		David Blunkett, Patrick Jenkin, Madsen Pirie, Nancy Seear
152	13	5 April 1984		Grey Gowrie, Peter Hall, Joan Lestor, Diana Warwick	Presenter: Bernard Levin[52]
153	14	12 April 1984		Alan Clark, Jane Reed, Muriel Turner, Paul Tyler	Presenter: Sue Lawley[53]
154	15	19 April 1984		James Anderton, Bryan Gould, Anne Sofer, Norman St. John-Stevas
155	16	26 April 1984		John Cartwright, Lynda Chalker, Alistair Graham, Joan Ruddock
156	17	3 May 1984		Gerald Kaufman, Nigel Lawson, Brenda Maddox, David Owen
157	18	10 May 1984		Susan Crosland, Derek Ezra, David Howell, Chris Mullin
158	19	17 May 1984		Harriet Harman, Malcolm Rifkind, Susan Thomas, Donald Trelford
159	20	24 May 1984		Roy Close, Margaret Hodge, Polly Toynbee, George Young
160	21	31 May 1984		Maggie Clay, James Eberle, Norman Lamont, George Robertson
161	22	7 June 1984	Brussels, Belgium	Edward Heath, Christine Ockrent, Roy Jenkins, Robin Cook
162	23	14 June 1984		Tony Benn, Grey Gowrie, Detta O'Cathain, Donny O'Rourke
163	24	21 June 1984		Antonia Fraser, Michael Meadowcroft, John Smith, Norman Tebbit
164	25	12 July 1984		Kenneth Clarke, James Cooke, Ken Livingstone, Shirley Williams
165	26	18 October 1984		George Galloway, Robert Maxwell, Polly Toynbee, David Young	[54]
166	27	25 October 1984		David Alton, Joan Maynard, David Mellor, Enid Ralphs
167	28	1 November 1984	Derry, Northern Ireland	Peter Archer, John Hume, Michael Mates, Enoch Powell
168	29	8 November 1984		Paddy Ashdown, Roy Hattersley, Ann Leslie, Peter Walker
169	30	15 November 1984		John Banham, Derek Hatton, Emma Nicholson, Shirley Williams
170	31	22 November 1984		Barbara Castle, Douglas Hurd, Archy Kirkwood, Detta O'Cathain
171	32	29 November 1984		Lalage Bown, Max Hastings, Frank Judd, Richard Luce
172	33	6 December 1984	Leeds, England	Rodney Bickerstaffe, Claire Brooks, Kenneth Clarke, Peter Newsam
173	34	13 December 1984		Jeremy Bullmore, John Moore, Jeff Rooker, Diana Warwick
174	35	20 December 1984		Tony Blair, Bernard Levin, Richard Needham, Sue Slipman

1985

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
175	1	10 January 1985		Ann Burdus, Denzil Davies, Malcolm Rifkind, William Rodgers
176	2	17 January 1985		Margaret Joachim, Richard Needham, Andrew Neil, Clare Short
177	3	24 January 1985		Jack Cunningham, Jo Foley, Geoffrey Howe, David Owen
178	4	31 January 1985		Gwyneth Dunwoody, John Harvey-Jones, Tony Newton, Anthony Parsons
179	5	7 February 1985		Elizabeth Cottrell, John Gunnell, Chris Patten, David Penhaligon
180	6	14 February 1985	Manchester, England	John Gummer, Dipak Nandy, George Robertson, Audrey Slaughter
181	7	21 February 1985		Antonia Fraser, Michael Hancock, Tom King, Ken Livingstone
182	8	28 February 1985		Norman Lamont, Jonathon Porritt, Elizabeth Rees, Norman Willis
183	9	7 March 1985		Tony Benn, Kenneth Clarke, Anne Jones, David Steel	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[55]
184	10	14 March 1985		Jeffrey Archer, Robin Cook, James Prior, Sue Slipman	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[56]
185	11	21 March 1985		Leon Brittan, Rosalind Gilmore, Michael Meacher, Anne Sofer	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[57]
186	12	28 March 1985		Oonagh McDonald, John Patten, Mary Warnock, Alan Watson	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[57]
187	13	4 April 1985		Peter Jenkins, Jean Millar, John Prescott, Norman Tebbit	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[58]
188	14	18 April 1985		Grey Gowrie, Laura Grimond, Denis Healey, Carol Smart	Presenter: Bernard Levin[59]
189	15	25 April 1985		Myra Blyth, Donald Dewar, Teresa Gorman, Cecil Parkinson	Presenter: Sue Lawley[60]
190	16	2 May 1985		Joel Barnett, Maggie Clay, Patrick Jenkin, Michael Montague	Presenter: Sue Lawley[61]
191	17	9 May 1985		Lynda Chalker, Roy Jenkins, Jack Straw, Gordon Wilson	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[62]
192	18	16 May 1985		Tony Blair, Edward du Cann, Peter Parker, Nancy Seear	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[63]
193	19	23 May 1985		Gerald Kaufman, Sheila McKechnie, Ian Wrigglesworth, George Younger	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[64]
194	20	30 May 1985		Margaret Beckett, Alex Carlile, Laurence Martin, George Walden	Presenter: Donald MacCormick[65]
195	21	6 June 1985		David Blunkett, Norman Fowler, Christine Ockrent, Shirley Williams
196	22	24 October 1985		Ann Burdus, Roy Evans, Roy Hattersley, Douglas Hurd
197	23	31 October 1985		Frances Morrell, Chris Patten, David Penhaligon, Ruth Wishart
198	24	7 November 1985		Kenneth Baker, Michael Meacher, Nick Raynsford, Shirley Williams
199	25	14 November 1985		Alan Clark, Derek Hatton, Gavin Laird, Polly Toynbee
200	26	21 November 1985		Paddy Ashdown, Robin Cook, Robin McCartney, Malcolm Rifkind
201	27	28 November 1985	Swansea, Wales	Kenneth Clarke, Dafydd Elis-Thomas, Jean Millar, Giles Radice
202	28	5 December 1985		James Prior, John Redwood, Clare Short, Sue Stapely
203	29	12 December 1985		David Astor, Angela Rumbold, Auberon Waugh, Valerie Wise

1986

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
204	1	9 January 1986		David Blunkett, Antonia Fraser, David Owen, Norman Tebbit
205	2	16 January 1986		Harriet Harman, Norman Lamont, Donald Trelford, Des Wilson
206	3	23 January 1986		Gerald Kaufman, Jonathon Porritt, Nicholas Ridley, Anne Sofer
207	4	30 January 1986	Belfast, Northern Ireland	David Alton, Tom King, Ann Leslie, John Smith
208	5	6 February 1986		Edwina Currie, Andrew Neil, William Rodgers, Tom Sawyer
209	6	13 February 1986		Digby Anderson, Gwyneth Dunwoody, Richard Holme, Norman St. John-Stevas
210	7	20 February 1986		Leon Brittan, Walter Hayes, John Prescott, Sue Slipman
211	8	27 February 1986		Tony Benn, Joe Haines, Michael Heseltine, Roy Jenkins
212	9	6 March 1986		Jack Cunningham, Brenda Dean, John Harvey-Jones, Geoffrey Howe
213	10	13 March 1986	Middlesbrough, England	Peter Bottomley, Tom McNally, Jane Reed, George Robertson
214	11	20 March 1986		Rosalind Gilmore, Denis Healey, John MacGregor, Nancy Seear
215	12	27 March 1986		John Banham, John Butcher, Laura Grimond, Ken Livingstone
216	13	10 April 1986		Margaret Beckett, Rhodes Boyson, Simon Hughes, Peter Riddell
217	14	17 April 1986		Donald Dewar, Norman Fowler, Nicholas Henderson, William Wallace
218	15	24 April 1986		Alex Carlile, John Edmonds, Ann Leslie, John Moore
219	16	1 May 1986	Aberdeen, Scotland	Margaret Ewing, Archy Kirkwood, Oonagh McDonald, Geoffrey Pattie
220	17	8 May 1986		Bill Morris, Suzanne Reeve, Ian Wrigglesworth, David Young
221	18	15 May 1986		Paul Channon, Denzil Davies, Jo Foley, David Steel
222	19	22 May 1986		Teresa Gorman, Michael Meadowcroft, Margaret Prosser, Nicholas Scott
223	20	29 May 1986	Canterbury, England	James Cleminson, Bryan Gould, Edward Heath, Becky Tinsley
224	21	5 June 1986		Margaret Clay, Michael Foot, Peter Jenkins, Peter Walker
225	22	12 June 1986		Diane Abbott, Jeffrey Archer, Bill Jordan, Alan Watson
226	23	19 June 1986		Kenneth Baker, Germaine Greer, David Owen, John Smith
227	24	25 September 1986	Eastbourne, England	Gerald Kaufman, David Steel, Ian Wrigglesworth, George Younger
228	25	2 October 1986	Blackpool, England	David Blunkett, Roy Hattersley, Norman Tebbit, Shirley Williams
229	26	9 October 1986	Bournemouth, England	Paddy Ashdown, Denis Healey, Nigel Lawson, James Prior
230	27	16 October 1986		Cecil Parkinson, William Rodgers, Joan Ruddock, Mary Ann Sieghart
231	28	23 October 1986		Edwina Currie, Shirley Goodwin, John Prescott, Elizabeth Shields
232	29	30 October 1986		Paul Channon, Oonagh McDonald, Andrew Neil, Alan Watson
233	30	6 November 1986		Paul Boateng, Jeremy Bullmore, John Redwood, Polly Toynbee
234	31	13 November 1986		Donald Dewar, Antonia Fraser, Douglas Hurd, Roy Jenkins
235	32	20 November 1986		Ann Burdus, Alan Clark, Janice Lennon, Dennis Skinner
236	33	27 November 1986		Walter Hayes, John Moore, Clare Short, Becky Tinsley
237	34	4 December 1986		Bryan Gould, Geoffrey Howe, Peter Sutherland, Susan Thomas
238	35	11 December 1986		Charles Kennedy, Ken Livingstone, John Patten, Katharine Whitehorn

1987

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
239	1	15 January 1987		Kenneth Baker, Ian Hislop, Frances Morrell, Shirley Williams	Presenter: Sue Lawley[66]
240	2	22 January 1987		Laura Grimond, Roy Hattersley, Dennis Potter, William Waldegrave	Presenter: Sue Lawley[67]
241	3	29 January 1987		John Edmonds, Ann Leslie, Dick Taverne, David Young
242	4	5 February 1987		Robin Cook, Sarah Hogg, Michael Howard, Anthony Sampson
243	5	12 February 1987	Bradford, England	Michael Heseltine, Simon Hughes, Diana Jeuda, Charles Moore
244	6	19 February 1987		Michael Meacher, Detta O'Cathain, Chris Patten, William Wallace
245	7	26 February 1987		Alistair Graham, Bernie Grant, Angela Rumbold, Anne Sofer
246	8	5 March 1987		Alex Carlile, Ann Clwyd, Norman Fowler, Max Hastings
247	9	12 March 1987		David Alton, Rhodes Boyson, Isobel Lindsay, Bill Mackenzie
248	10	19 March 1987		John Harvey-Jones, John MacGregor, Nancy Seear, John Smith
249	11	26 March 1987		Denzil Davies, Howard Davies, Malcolm Rifkind, Chris Wilmore
250	12	2 April 1987		Alan Beith, Tony Benn, Christina Lyon, George Walden
251	13	9 April 1987	Derby, England	David Clark, Kenneth Clarke, Rod Hackney, Sue Stapely
252	14	30 April 1987		Rosie Barnes, Nicholas Horsley, Norman Lamont, George Robertson
253	15	7 May 1987		Harriet Harman, Peter Riddell, Peter Walker, Des Wilson
254	16	14 May 1987	Bradford, England	David Blunkett, Usha Prashar, Nicholas Ridley, Sue Slipman
255	17	21 May 1987		Kenneth Baker, Bryan Gould, Shirley Williams
256	18	28 May 1987	Glasgow, Scotland	Alan Beith, Kenneth Clarke, Denis Healey, Alex Salmond
257	19	4 June 1987	Leicester, England	Roy Hattersley, Roy Jenkins, Nigel Lawson
258	20	18 June 1987		Diane Abbott, Michael Heseltine, Andrew Neil, Cyril Smith
259	21	17 September 1987		Robin Cook, Norman Fowler, Shirley Williams, Des Wilson
260	22	24 September 1987		Linda Bellos, John Harvey-Jones, John Lloyd, Charles Moore
261	23	1 October 1987	Brighton, England	Charles Kennedy, Ken Livingstone, John Smith, David Young
262	24	8 October 1987	Blackpool, England	John Biffen, Cecil Parkinson, John Prescott, David Steel
263	25	15 October 1987		Menzies Campbell, Harriet Harman, Sarah Harrison, David Mellor
264	26	22 October 1987		John Banham, Donald Dewar, Polly Toynbee, John Wakeham
265	27	29 October 1987		Edwina Currie, Mary Kenny, Clare Short, Matthew Taylor
266	28	5 November 1987		Ann Burdus, David Sainsbury, Jack Straw, William Waldegrave
267	29	12 November 1987		Barbara Amiel, Alan Beith, Tony Benn, Douglas Hurd
268	30	19 November 1987		Neil McIntosh, Kenneth Miller, Chris Patten, Joan Ruddock
269	31	26 November 1987		Maggie Clay, Frank Dobson, Nicholas Ridley, Ruth Wishart
270	32	3 December 1987		Rosie Barnes, Tessa Blackstone, Oliver Letwin, Nick Scott
271	33	10 December 1987		Gerald Kaufman, Christine Ockrent, William Rodgers, Norman Tebbit

1988

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
272	1	7 January 1988		David Blunkett, Brenda Maddox, Malcolm Rifkind, Ian Wrigglesworth
273	2	14 January 1988		Harriet Crawley, Joan Lestor, Angela Rumbold, Nancy Seear
274	3	21 January 1988		John Edmonds, Teresa Gorman, Ann Leslie, Cyril Smith
275	4	28 January 1988		Kenneth Clarke, Roy Hattersley, Janice Lennon, Robert Maclennan
276	5	4 February 1988	Liverpool, England	Ann Clwyd, Norman Fowler, Derek Worlock
277	6	11 February 1988		Gordon Brown, Chantal Cuer, John Moore, Andrew Neil
278	7	18 February 1988		Howard Davies, Margaret Hodge, Michael Howard, Peter Riddell
279	8	25 February 1988		Shirley Goodwin, Russell Johnston, Michael Meacher, Michael Portillo
280	9	3 March 1988		Susan Crosland, Michael Heseltine, David Owen, Dennis Skinner
281	10	10 March 1988	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Harold McCusker, Nuala O'Faolain, Merlyn Rees, George Younger
282	11	17 March 1988		Malcolm Bruce, Janet Cohen, Bryan Gould, John Major
283	12	24 March 1988		Max Hastings, Frank Field, Usha Prashar, Marion Roe
284	13	14 April 1988		Paddy Ashdown, Kenneth Baker, Ann Taylor, Mary Warnock
285	14	21 April 1988		Peter Luff, John MacGregor, Detta O'Cathain, John Prescott
286	15	28 April 1988		Lynda Chalker, Antonia Fraser, Tom Sawyer, Brian Wolfson
287	16	5 May 1988		Tom King, Sara Parkin, George Robertson, Shirley Williams
288	17	12 May 1988		David Alton, Norman Lamont, Austin Mitchell, Pauline Perry
289	18	19 May 1988	Norwich, England	Bernard Donoughue, Walter Hayes, Sheila McKechnie, John Patten
290	19	26 May 1988		Eric Heffer, Sarah Hogg, Charles Kennedy, David Mellor
291	20	2 June 1988		Stuart Holland, Charles Moore, Susan Thomas, George Walden
292	21	9 June 1988		Patricia Hollis, Roy Jenkins, Suzanne Reeve, Nicholas Ridley
293	22	16 June 1988		Michael Heseltine, Andrew Neil, Nancy Seear, John Smith
294	23	22 September 1988		Alan Beith, Tessa Blackstone, Kenneth Clarke, David Owen
295	24	29 September 1988	Fleetwood, England	Paddy Ashdown, Rosie Barnes, Norman Fowler, Martin O'Neill
296	25	6 October 1988	Blackpool, England	Tony Benn, Roy Hattersley, Nicholas Ridley, Nancy Seear
297	26	13 October 1988	Brighton, England	Edward Heath, Robin Cook, Charles Kennedy, Nigel Lawson
298	27	20 October 1988		Peter Jenkins, Mo Mowlam, Angela Rumbold, Cyril Smith
299	28	27 October 1988		Tony Blair, Ann Leslie, Jonathon Porritt, Michael Portillo
300	29	3 November 1988		John Banham, Joanna Foster, Harriet Harman, Malcolm Rifkind
301	30	10 November 1988		Janet Daley, Simon Jenkins, Gerald Kaufman, David Mellor
302	31	17 November 1988		Nigel Lawson, David Marquand, David Montgomery, Clare Short
303	32	24 November 1988		Barbara Amiel, Gordon Brown, Alex Carlile, Cecil Parkinson
304	33	1 December 1988	Newcastle, England	Ann Burdus, Eric Forth, Antonia Fraser, Jack Straw
305	34	8 December 1988		Lynda Chalker, Donald Dewar, Charles Moore, Marie Staunton
306	35	15 December 1988		Chantal Cuer, Bryan Gould, Michael Heseltine, Enoch Powell

1989

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
307	1	12 January 1989		Russell Johnston, Maeve Sherlock, Chris Smith, Norman Tebbit
308	2	19 January 1989		John Biffen, Pauline Perry, John Prescott, David Willetts
309	3	26 January 1989		Simon Hornby, Richard Ryder, David Steel, Ann Taylor
310	4	2 February 1989	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Hartley Booth, Frank Dobson, Sue Slipman, Michael Spicer
311	5	9 February 1989		Ian Aitken, Menzies Campbell, Jane Ewart-Biggs, Douglas Hurd
312	6	16 February 1989		Teresa Gorman, Ben Pimlott, Mary Ann Sieghart, Arthur Scargill
313	7	23 February 1989	Dundee, Scotland	David Blunkett, Paul Channon, Jim Sillars, Judy Steel
314	8	2 March 1989		Elizabeth Filkin, Quintin Hogg, Roy Hattersley, Tim Melville-Ross
315	9	9 March 1989		Stuart Holland, Helen Liddell, William Rees-Mogg, William Waldegrave
316	10	16 March 1989		Robin Cook, Sarah Hogg, Roy Jenkins, John Major
317	11	6 April 1989		Edwina Currie, Nicholas Henderson, Brian Sedgemore, Ruth Wishart
318	12	13 April 1989	Bangor, Wales	Harriet Harman, Michael Howard, Alan Watkins, Phil Williams
319	13	20 April 1989		John Patten, Susan Thomas, Keith Vaz, Brian Wolfson
320	14	27 April 1989		Jack Dromey, Max Hastings, John MacGregor, Sara Parkin
321	15	4 May 1989	York, England	Edward Pearce, Nancy Seear, John Smith, Norman Tebbit
322	16	11 May 1989		John Burgh, Frances Edmonds, Chris Patten, George Robertson
323	17	18 May 1989		Elizabeth Filkin, Tom King, Andrew Neil, Joan Ruddock
324	18	25 May 1989		Kenneth Baker, Brenda Dean, Ann Leslie, Linbert Spencer
325	19	1 June 1989		Tony Benn, Kenneth Clarke, Shirley Williams, Elizabeth Symons
326	20	8 June 1989		Paddy Ashdown, Patricia Hewitt, Geoffrey Howe, Bernard Levin[68]
327	21	15 June 1989		Paddy Ashdown, Peter Jenkins, Mo Mowlam, Peter Walker
328	22	22 June 1989 [fn 9]		Michael Foot, Antonia Fraser, Michael Heseltine, David Owen
329	23	12 July 1989	Paris, France	Leon Brittan, Chantal Cuer, Denis Healey, Yvette Roudy
330	24	14 September 1989	Brighton, England	Paddy Ashdown, Roy Hattersley, Sara Parkin, Nicholas Ridley
331	25	21 September 1989	London, England	Janet Daley, Chris Patten, Peter Riddell, Clare Short
332	26	28 September 1989	London, England	Frances Edmonds, Peter Newsam, John Prescott, Norman Tebbit
333	27	5 October 1989	Brighton, England	Kenneth Baker, Arthur Scargill, Nancy Seear, John Smith
334	28	12 October 1989	Blackpool, England	Rosie Barnes, John Biffen, Gerald Kaufman, Cecil Parkinson
335	29	19 October 1989	London, England	Paul Boateng, Lynda Chalker, Ann Leslie, Jonathon Porritt
336	30	26 October 1989		Gordon Brown, Edwina Currie, Rita Donaghy, William Rees-Mogg
337	31	2 November 1989		Eric Forth, Ian Hislop, Russell Johnston, Ann Taylor
338	32	9 November 1989	London, England	Donald Dewar, Julia Langdon, Graham Leonard, Angela Rumbold
339	33	16 November 1989		Patricia Hewitt, Tim Melville-Ross, Michael Portillo, Cyril Smith
340	34	23 November 1989	London, England	Kenneth Baker, Menzies Campbell, Chantal Cuer, Bryan Gould
341	35	30 November 1989	Birmingham, England	Mary Archer, Norman Lamont, Ken Livingstone, Linbert Spencer
342	36	7 December 1989	London, England	Ian Aitken, Barbara Castle, Ian Crowther, David Hunt
343	37	14 December 1989	London, England	Denis Healey, Geoffrey Howe, David Owen, Sara Parkin

1990s

1990

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
344	1	18 January 1990	London, England	John Banham, Mary Holland, David Mellor, George Robertson
345	2	25 January 1990	London, England	Douglas Hurd, Roy Jenkins, Mo Mowlam, Andrew Neil
346	3	1 February 1990	London, England	Robin Cook, Pauline Perry, Anthony Sampson, Jean Barker
347	4	8 February 1990	Glasgow, Scotland	Paddy Ashdown, Margaret Ewing, George Younger, Frank Dobson
348	5	15 February 1990	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Kenneth Clarke, Dr Madsen Pirie, Nina Temple
349	6	22 February 1990	London, England	Kim Howells, Sheila McKechnie, Enoch Powell, David Willetts
350	7	1 March 1990	London, England	Frank Field, Norman Fowler, Sue Stapely, Michael White
351	8	8 March 1990	London, England	Jane Grant, Michael Howard, Mary Kenny, Joan Ruddock
352	9	15 March 1990	London, England	Gordon Brown, John MacGregor, Mary Ann Sieghart, Des Wilson
353	10	22 March 1990	London, England	Mark Bonham-Carter, Sarah Hogg, Nicholas Ridley, John Smith
354	11	29 March 1990	Middlesbrough, England	Alan Beith, Virginia Bottomley, David Jenkins, Gavin Laird
355	12	5 April 1990	London, England	Max Hastings, Peter Mandelson, Rosalind Miles, John Patten
356	13	26 April 1990	London, England	Tessa Blackstone, David Montgomery, Roger Poole, Norman Tebbit
357	14	3 May 1990	London, England	Jack Cunningham, June Osborne, Malcolm Rifkind, David Steel
358	15	10 May 1990	London, England	Michael Heseltine, Detta O'Cathain, John Prescott, Alan Watkins
359	16	17 May 1990	Oxford, England	Paul Foot, Dr Sheila Lawlor, Jack Straw, David Waddington
360	17	24 May 1990	London, England	Lynda Chalker, Harriet Harman, John Harvey-Jones, Norman Stone
361	18	31 May 1990	Truro, England	Tony Blair, Ann Leslie, Charles Kennedy, Emma Nicholson
362	19	7 June 1990	London, England	Simon Jenkins, Tom King, Clare Short, Ruth Wishart
363	20	14 June 1990	London, England	Tony Benn, David Blake, Chris Patten, Anne Burdus
364	21	21 June 1990	London, England	Antonia Fraser, Nigel Lawson, John Smith, Shirley Williams
365	22	20 September 1990	Barbican, London	Paddy Ashdown, Roy Hattersley, Douglas Hurd, Robert Maxwell, Caspar Weinberger
366	23	27 September 1990	Cardiff, Wales	Gerald Kaufman, Cecil Parkinson, David Steel, Alan Walters, Henry Kissinger
367	24	4 October 1990	Blackpool, England	Edwina Currie, Bill Jordan, Dennis Skinner
368	25	11 October 1990	Bournemouth, England	Bryan Gould, Michael Heseltine, Jean Lambert, Norman Tebbit
369	26	18 October 1990 [fn 10][69]	Edinburgh, Scotland	Menzies Campbell, Margaret Ewing, Malcolm Rifkind, Magnus Linklater, Tony Benn, Andrew Neil
370	27	25 October 1990	Barbican, London	Kenneth Clarke, David Owen, James Pickles, John Smith
371	28	1 November 1990	Barbican, London	David Blunkett, Brenda Dean, John Harvey-Jones, Edward Heath
372	29	8 November 1990	Bradford, England	John Banham, David Mellor, John Prescott, Nancy Seear
373	30	15 November 1990	Cambridge, England	Kenneth Baker, Gordon Brown, David Jenkins, Mary Whitehouse
374	31	22 November 1990[fn 11]	Barbican, London	Enoch Powell, David Owen, James Callaghan, Simon Jenkins Michael Howard, Nigel Lawson, Paddy Ashdown, Roy Hattersley
375	32	29 November 1990	Barbican, London	Barbara Castle, Peter Lilley, Peter Morgan, Shirley Williams
376	33	6 December 1990	Brighton, England	Geoffrey Howe, Gerald Kaufman, Anna Raeburn, Anne Robinson	[70]
377	34	13 December 1990	Barbican, London

1991

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
378	1	10 January 1991	Barbican, London	Douglas Hurd, Roy Jenkins, Gerald Kaufman, Marjorie Thompson
379	2	17 January 1991[fn 12]	Barbican, London	Kenneth Clarke, Roy Hattersley, Paddy Ashdown, David Sheppard, Kenneth Clarke, Gerald Kaufman, David Owen, Bruce Kent
380	3	24 January 1991	Barbican, London	Henry E. Catto, Jr., Denis Healey, Ghada Karmi, Chris Patten
381	4	31 January 1991	Barbican, London	Edward Heath, Max Hastings, Sara Parkin, John Smith
382	5	7 February 1991		Tony Banks, William Rees-Mogg, David Steel, Norman Tebbit
383	6	14 February 1991		Jeffrey Archer, Margaret Beckett, Melvyn Bragg, Malcolm Rifkind
384	7	21 February 1991	Barbican, London	Kenneth Baker, Garret FitzGerald, Shirley Porter, John Prescott
385	8	28 February 1991	Barbican, London	Cecil Parkinson, John Prescott, Graham Leonard
386	9	7 March 1991	Barbican, London	Robin Cook, Edwina Currie, John Stalker, Des Wilson
387	10	14 March 1991		Tony Blair, Peter Brooke, Helena Kennedy, Olga Maitland
388	11	21 March 1991		Dr Ann Robinson,[fn 13] Nigel Lawson, John Smith and Alan Beith	[71]
389	12	11 April 1991	London, England	Tony Benn, David Mellor, Simon Hughes, Stephen Fry
390	13	18 April 1991	London, England	Bryan Gould, David Hunt, Detta O'Cathain, Cyril Smith
391	14	25 April 1991	London, England	Alan Beith, John Pilger, Angela Rumbold, John Smith
392	15	2 May 1991		Roy Hattersley, Dr. Ann Robinson, Nancy Seear, William Waldegrave
393	16	9 May 1991		Gordon Brown, Janet Cohen, Sally Hamwee, Nicholas Ridley
394	17	16 May 1991	London, England	Kenneth Baker, Garret FitzGerald, Zerbanoo Gifford, Clare Short
395	18	23 May 1991	Birmingham, England	Anila Graham, Michael Howard, Charles Kennedy, Ken Livingstone
396	19	30 May 1991		Paul Boateng, Geoffrey Howe, Rosalind Miles, Shirley Porter
397	20	6 June 1991		Diana Cornish, Bernard Ingham, Glenda Jackson, Des Wilson
398	21	13 June 1991		Virginia Bottomley, John Edmonds, Andrew Neil, Joan Ruddock
399	22	12 September 1991	London, England	Tony Blair, Michael Heseltine, Julia Neuberger, Paddy Ashdown
400	23	19 September 1991	London, England	Sara Parkin, David Owen, William Waldegrave and Jack Straw	[72]
401	24	26 September 1991	Birmingham, England	John Banham, Mo Mowlam, Malcolm Rifkind, Marjorie Thompson
402	25	3 October 1991	Sussex, England	Jack Cunningham, Norman Tebbit, Clare Short, Charles Kennedy	[73]
403	26	10 October 1991	Fleetwood, England	Nicholas Ridley, Nancy Seear, David Hunt, Robin Cook	[74]
404	27	17 October 1991	Edinburgh	Michael Forsyth, Margaret Ewing, Gordon Brown, Sir David Steel	[75]
405	28	24 October 1991	Nottingham, England	Kenneth Clarke, John Egan, Elizabeth Symons
406	29	31 October 1991	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Garret FitzGerald, Roy Jenkins, John MacGregor
407	30	7 November 1991	Westminster, England	John Patten, Tessa Blackstone, Sir Cyril Smith, Rhiannon Chapman[fn 14]	[76]
408	31	14 November 1991	London, England	Jennifer d'Abo, Norman Lamont, Roy Hattersley, Alan Beith	[77]
409	32	21 November 1991	Cardiff, Wales	Alf Gordon,[fn 15] Emily Blatch, Ken Livingstone, Dafydd Wigley	[78]
410	33	28 November 1991	Swindon, England	David Mellor, David Blunkett
411	34	5 December 1991	London, England	Tony Benn, Christine Crawley, Howard Davies, Gillian Shephard
412	35	12 December 1991	Bristol, England	Esther Leneman,[fn 16] Steve Jones, Chris Patten, Harriet Harman	[79]

1992

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
413	1	23 January 1992	Manchester, England	Virginia Bottomley, John Smith, Des Wilson
414	2	30 January 1992	Bristol, England	Kenneth Baker, John Harvey-Jones, Ann Taylor
415	3	6 February 1992	London, England	Shirley Williams, Patricia Hewitt, Edwina Currie, Yve Newbold
416	4	13 February 1992	London, England	Gerald Kaufman, Edward Heath
417	5	20 February 1992	London, England	Bernard Ingham, Peter Lilley, Inga-Stina Robson, John Prescott	[80]
418	6	27 February 1992	London, England	Tom King, William Rodgers
419	7	5 March 1992	London, England	Menzies Campbell, Michael Howard, Joan Ruddock
420	8	12 March 1992	London, England	Douglas Hurd, Margaret Beckett, Dr. Ann Robinson
421	9	19 March 1992	Luton, England	Gordon Brown, Ieuan Wyn Jones, Chris Patten, David Steel
422	10	26 March 1992	Birmingham, England	Norman Lamont, Roy Hattersley, Simon Hughes, John Taylor
423	11	2 April 1992	London, England	Michael Heseltine, Alex Salmond, John Smith, Alan Beith
424	12	21 May 1992	London, England	Paul Boateng, Kenneth Clarke, Anthony Scrivener, Susan Masham
425	13	23 April 1992	Hertfordshire, England	Tony Blair, Shirley Williams, Dr Elizabeth Nelson, Jeffrey Archer	[81]
426	14	30 April 1992	Westminster, London	Howard Davies, Nirj Deva, Tessa Jowell, Liz Lynne	[82]
427	15	7 May 1992	Glasgow, Scotland	Ruth Wishart, Margaret Ewing, Ian Lang, Ken Livingstone	[83]
428	16	14 May 1992	Bristol, England	Margaret Hodge, Bill Jordan, David Puttnam, Alan Clark	[84]
429	17	28 May 1992	Reading, England	Yvonne Barton,[fn 17] John MacGregor, Bryan Gould and Matthew Taylor	[85]
430	18	4 June 1992	London, England	Virginia Bottomley, Marjorie Mowlam, Dr Sheila Lawlor,[fn 18] Dr Marie Stewart[fn 19]	[86]
431	19	11 June 1992	Derby, England	Paddy Ashdown, Edwina Currie, John Smith
432	20	18 June 1992	London, England	Malcolm Rifkind, John Prescott
433	21	17 September 1992	London, England	John Patten, Robin Cook, Howard Davies
434	22	24 September 1992		Denis Healey, Cecil Parkinson
435	23	1 October 1992	Blackpool, England	Michael Portillo, Arthur Scargill, Margaret Beckett, Malcolm Bruce
436	24	8 October 1992	Brighton, England	Gordon Brown, Michael Howard, Paddy Ashdown, Clifford Chetwood
437	25	15 October 1992	London, England	Judith Chaplin, Janet Anderson, Liz Lynne, Bernard Ingham
438	26	22 October 1992	Maidstone, England	Harriet Harman, Andrew Neil, Bernard Weatherill
439	27	29 October 1992	Washington D.C., United States	Jeane Kirkpatrick, Kurt Schmoke, Ed Koch, Vin Weber, Shirley Williams	[87]
440	28	5 November 1992	London, England	William Waldegrave, Jack Cunningham, Julia Neuberger, Michael Dobbs
441	29	12 November 1992	London, England	Neil Kinnock, Kenneth Clarke, Roy Jenkins, Elizabeth Symons
442	30	19 November 1992	Birmingham, England	Nigel Lawson, John Prescott, Anna Vinton
443	31	26 November 1992	Norwich, England	Gillian Shephard, Joan Ruddock, Lorna Fitzsimons, Tim Waterstone
444	32	3 December 1992	Southampton, England	David Mellor, Peter Mandelson, Russell Johnston
445	33	10 December 1992	London, England	John MacGregor, Mel Read, Charles Powell, Holger K. Nielsen	[88]

1993

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
446	1	14 January 1993	London, England	Tony Blair, Virginia Bottomley, Patience Purchas, David Steel
447	2	21 January 1993	Birmingham, England	David Blunkett, Jean Denton, Elaine Foster, Edward Roberts
448	3	28 January 1993	London, England	Simon Jenkins, Mo Mowlam
449	4	4 February 1993	London, England	Tony Benn, Jan Hall, Michael Heseltine, Ian McAllister
450	5	11 February 1993	Bristol, England	Douglas Hurd, Dawn Primarolo, Hilary Williams
451	6	18 February 1993	London, England	Nicholas Soames, Ken Livingstone
452	7	25 February 1993	London, England	George Young, Kate Hoey
453	8	4 March 1993	London, England	Brian Mawhinney, Tessa Blackstone, Charles Kennedy
454	9	11 March 1993		Malcolm Rifkind, Paul Boateng
455	10	18 March 1993	Cardiff, Wales	Gordon Brown, John Harvey-Jones, David Hunt, Ieuan Wyn Jones
456	11	25 March 1993	London, England	Kenneth Baker, Moira Constable, Pauline Green, David Starkey
457	12	1 April 1993	London, England	Gyles Brandreth, John Eatwell, Amanda Platell
458	13	22 April 1993	Manchester, England	Roy Hattersley, Edwina Currie, Kay Coleman, Peter Jonas
459	14	29 April 1993	Bristol, England	Pam Charlwood, Glenys Kinnock, Emma Nicholson, Elizabeth Symons
460	15	6 May 1993	Maidstone, England	Jonathan Aitken, Judi Clements, Bryan Gould, Tim Razzall
461	16	13 May 1993	Leeds, England	Frank Dobson, Timothy Eggar, John Monks, Dr. Ann Robinson
462	17	20 May 1993	London, England	Lynda Chalker, Alan Eastwood, Patricia Hewitt, Ray Williamson
463	18	27 May 1993	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Simon Hughes, Andrew Neil, Tony Newton
464	19	3 June 1993	Manchester, England	Luna Frank-Riley, Edward Heath, Martin Jacques, Gerald Kaufman
465	20	10 June 1993	Glasgow, Scotland	Margaret Ewing, Ian Lang, Joyce McMillan, Jack Straw
466	21	17 June 1993	London, England	Michael R. Angus, John Prescott, Norman Tebbit, Shirley Williams
467	22	16 September 1993	London, England	Howard Davies, Roy Jenkins, Norman Lamont, Clare Short
468	23	23 September 1993	London, England	Alan Beith, Robert Horton, Michael Howard, Mo Mowlam
469	24	30 September 1993	Brighton, England	Tony Blair, John Edmonds, Liz Lynne, David Mellor
470	25	7 October 1993	Blackpool, England	Menzies Campbell, Harriet Harman, Simon Jenkins, John Patten
471	26	14 October 1993	Maidstone, England	Bryan Gould, Bernard Ingham, Elizabeth Symons, William Waldegrave
472	27	21 October 1993	Birmingham, England	Alan Clark, Victoria Glendinning, Robert Key, Peter Mandelson
473	28	28 October 1993	London, England	Peter Taylor, Charles Pollard, George Carman, Vivien Stern
474	29	4 November 1993	London, England	Emeka Anyaoku, Tony Benn, Edwina Currie, Niall Ferguson
475	30	11 November 1993	Leeds, England	Hilary Armstrong, Stephen Dorrell, Arthur Scargill, David Steel
476	31	18 November 1993	Bristol, England	Gordon Brown, Malcolm Bruce, Norman Fowler, Christina Gorna
477	32	25 November 1993	London, England	Roy Hattersley, Margaret Hodge, David Hunt, Sara Morrison
478	33	2 December 1993	London, England	Michael Portillo, Robin Cook
479	34	9 December 1993	London, England	Michael Heseltine, Neil Kinnock, Julia Neuberger, Michael Dobbs

1994

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
480	1	13 January 1994	London, England	Paddy Ashdown, Kenneth Clarke, John Prescott, Dr. Ann Robinson
481	2	20 January 1994 [fn 20]	Birmingham, England	Jeffrey Archer, Garret FitzGerald, Estelle Morris, David Starkey
482	3	27 January 1994	Maidstone, England	Virginia Bottomley, Ian Hay Davidson, Brenda Dean, Steve Jones
483	4	3 February 1994	London, England	Kamlesh Bahl, Roy Jenkins, Peter Lilley, Ken Livingstone
484	5	10 February 1994	London, England
485	6	17 February 1994	London, England	Max Hastings, Michael Mansfield, John MacGregor, Mo Mowlam
486	7	24 February 1994	London, England	Tony Blair, Peter Hennessy, Douglas Hogg, Ann Leslie
487	8	3 March 1994	London, England	Glenda Jackson, Andrew Neil, David Steel, Nicholas Soames
488	9	10 March 1994	Nottingham, England	Christina Baxter, Jack Cunningham, Paul Johnson, William Waldegrave
489	10	17 March 1994	Cardiff, Wales	John Redwood, Kim Howells, Ieuan Wyn Jones, Liz Symons	[89]
490	11	24 March 1994	Manchester, England	Liz Lynne, John Patten, Robert Scott, Jack Straw
491	12	14 April 1994	Birmingham, England	Margaret Beckett, Anne Minto, Norman Tebbit, Shirley Williams
492	13	21 April 1994	London, England	David Alton, Tony Benn, Gerald Malone, Sara Morrison
493	14	28 April 1994	Bristol, England	John Gummer, Harriet Harman, Charles Kennedy, Terry Waite
494	15	5 May 1994	London, England	Glenys Kinnock, Simon Jenkins, Norman Lamont, Menzies Campbell	[90]
495	16	12 May 1994[fn 21]	Edinburgh, Scotland	Menzies Campbell, Malcolm Rifkind, George Robertson, Alex Salmond
496	17	19 May 1994	Norwich, England	Edwina Currie, Simon Hughes, Gerald Kaufman, Charles Powell
497	18	26 May 1994	Nottingham, England	Alan Beith, Terence Conran, John MacGregor, Joyce Quin
498	19	2 June 1994	London, England	Michael Heseltine, John Prescott, P. D. James, Alex Carlile
499	20	9 June 1994		David Hunt, David Blunkett, Shirley Williams, Colin Blakemore
500	21	16 June 1994	London, England	Valerie Amos, Robin Cook, Tim Clement-Jones, Michael Portillo
501	22	15 September 1994	London, England	Stephen Dorrell, Harriet Harman, Ian Hislop, Anne-Marie Huby
502	23	22 September 1994	Leeds, England	Menzies Campbell, Robin Cook, Jean Denton, Judith Donovan
503	24	29 September 1994	London, England	Roy Calne, Alan Clark, Anne Kelleher, Clare Short
504	25	6 October 1994	Blackpool, England	Gordon Brown, Louise Christian, Teresa Gorman, Richard Holme
505	26	13 October 1994	Bournemouth, England	Malcolm Bruce, David Hunt, Mo Mowlam, Mary Ann Sieghart
506	27	20 October 1994	London, England	Fiona Gilmore, Jude Kelly, John Prescott, John Redwood
507	28	27 October 1994	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Daniel Finkelstein, Gerald Malone, Denise Searle
508	29	3 November 1994	Bristol, England	Frank Dobson, Roger Gale, Charles Kennedy, Cristina Odone
509	30	10 November 1994	London, England	Diane Abbott, Christine Hancock, Norman Lamont, Matthew Parris
510	31	17 November 1994		Janet Daley, Tony Newton, Susan Thomas, Jack Straw
511	32	24 November 1994	Dundee, Scotland	Hilary Campbell, Helen Liddell, John MacKay, Alex Salmond
512	33	1 December 1994	London, England	Alex Carlile, Gill Nott, Ann Taylor, George Young
513	34	8 December 1994	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Ken Maginnis, Patrick Mayhew, Ivor Richard, Bríd Rodgers
514	35	15 December 1994	Oxford, England	Ruth Deech, Dawn Primarolo, Malcolm Rifkind, Francis Wheen

1995

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
515	1	12 January 1995	London, England	Niall Ferguson, Victoria Glendinning, Margaret Hodge, Michael Howard
516	2	19 January 1995	Southampton, England	Edwina Currie, John Denham, Gwynneth Flower, Matthew Taylor
517	3	26 January 1995	Liverpool, England	David Alton, Rosie Boycott, Alistair Burt, Angela Eagle
518	4	2 February 1995	London, England	Michael Ancram, Paul Boateng, Christopher Frayling, Jan Hall
519	5	9 February 1995	Newcastle, England	Alan Beith, Kate Hoey, Teddy Taylor, Anne Wright
520	6	16 February 1995	Cardiff, Wales	Ann Clwyd, Fiona Driscoll, Peter Lilley, Dafydd Wigley
521	7	23 February 1995	London, England	Germaine Greer, Michael Portillo, Joyce Quin, David Steel
522	8	2 March 1995	Colchester, England	Judith Church, Jeremy Hanley, Jean Lambert, Robin Page
523	9	9 March 1995	Leicester, England	Kamlesh Bahl, Liz Lynne, Steven Norris, Chris Smith
524	10	16 March 1995	London, England	Colin Blakemore, Jo Brand, Brian Mawhinney, Joan Ruddock
525	11	23 March 1995	Glasgow, Scotland	Donald Dewar, Margaret Ewing, Ian Lang, Ray Michie
526	12	30 March 1995	London, England	Angela Browning, Jack Cunningham, Diana Maddock, Frederic Raphael
527	13	27 April 1995	Birmingham, England	Paddy Ashdown, David Hunt, Bridget Rosewell, Clare Short
528	14	11 May 1995	Caernarfon, Wales	Neil Hamilton, Glenys Kinnock, Elfyn Llwyd, Rosemary Righter
529	15	18 May 1995	Plymouth, England	Alan Clark, John Denham, Jessica Mann, Susan Thomas	[91]
530	16	25 May 1995	Norwich, England	Virginia Bottomley, John Charmley, Frances Crook, Alistair Darling
531	17	1 June 1995	London, England	Menzies Campbell, Robin Cook, Ann Leslie, Nicholas Soames
532	18	15 June 1995	London, England	Jonathan Aitken, Josephine Hart, George Robertson, Barbara Young
533	19	22 June 1995	Manchester, England	Simon Hughes, Carolyn Johnson, Michael Mates, Mo Mowlam
534	20	21 September 1995	Glasgow, Scotland	Roseanna Cunningham, Charles Kennedy, Michael Hirst, George Robertson
535	21	28 September 1995	London, England	Patricia Hewitt, Steve Jones, John Maples, Sarah Sands
536	22	5 October 1995	Brighton, England	Robin Cook, Lisa Jardine, Liz Lynne, Norman Tebbit
537	23	12 October 1995	Blackpool, England	Margaret Beckett, Alex Carlile, Kenneth Clarke, Marilyn Orcharton
538	24	19 October 1995	London, England	Louise Christian, Stephen Dorrell, Ian Hislop, John Prescott
539	25	26 October 1995	Birmingham, England	Roy Hattersley, Norman Lamont, Diana Maddock, Mary Ann Sieghart
540	26	2 November 1995	Cardiff, Wales	Dafydd Elis-Thomas, William Hague, Margaret Jay, Natalie Wheen
541	27	9 November 1995	London, England	Ken Livingstone, Sheila Masters, John Redwood, Elizabeth Symons
542	28	16 November 1995	London, England	Frank Dobson, Michael Forsyth, Anne-Marie Huby, Ray Michie
543	29	23 November 1995	Leeds, England	Keith Hellawell, Richard Littlejohn, Angela Rumbold, Ann Taylor
544	30	30 November 1995	London, England	Harriet Harman, Roy Jenkins, Shriti Vadera, William Waldegrave
545	31	7 December 1995	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Michael Ancram, Seamus Mallon, Mo Mowlam, David Trimble
546	32	14 December 1995	Nottingham, England	Tony Banks, David Evans, Ruth Mackenzie, Gill Nott

1996

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
547	1	11 January 1996	London, England	Edwina Currie, Nick Harvey, Tina Knight, Peter Mandelson
548	2	18 January 1996	Bristol, England	Roger Freeman, Max Hastings, Elizabeth Meehan, Joan Ruddock
549	3	25 January 1996	London, England	Virginia Bottomley, Simon Hughes, Clare Short, Stephen Tumim
550	4	1 February 1996	Birmingham, England	Alan Duncan, Ruth Lea, Emma Nicholson, Chris Smith
551	5	8 February 1996	Manchester, England	Tessa Jowell, Rodney Klevan, Peter Lilley, Mavis Nicholson
552	6	15 February 1996	Southampton, England	Malcolm Bruce, Kenneth Clarke, Bronwen Maddox, John Prescott
553	7	22 February 1996	London, England	Tony Benn, Claire Holder, Tessa Keswick, Brian Mawhinney
554	8	29 February 1996	Norwich, England	David Blunkett, Archy Kirkwood, Bridget Ogilvie, Ann Widdecombe
555	9	7 March 1996	Newcastle, England	Rosie Boycott, Andrew Foster, Gerald Malone, Joyce Quin
556	10	14 March 1996	London, England	Donald Dewar, Michael Heseltine, Gerry Robinson, Shirley Williams
557	11	21 March 1996	Liverpool, England	Teresa Gorman, Cristina Odone, Jack Straw, Christopher Tugendhat
558	12	28 March 1996	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Menzies Campbell, Anne McElvoy, Tony Newton
559	13	18 April 1996	Southampton, England	Peg Alexander, Alistair Darling, Diana Maddock, David Willetts
560	14	25 April 1996	Nottingham, England	Paddy Ashdown, Kate Barker, Angela Browning, Robin Cook
561	15	9 May 1996	Edinburgh, Scotland	Iain Duncan Smith, Margaret Ewing, Mo Mowlam, David Steel
562	16	16 May 1996	London, England	David Howell, Rana Kabbani, Sheila Masters, Peter Shore
563	17	23 May 1996	Manchester, England	Simon Heffer, John Monks, Angela Rumbold, Clare Short
564	18	30 May 1996	Bristol, England	Paul Boateng, Christine Laird, Margaret Sharp, William Waldegrave
565	19	6 June 1996	London, England	Ian Lang, Glenda Jackson, Bernard Ingham, Jo Brand
566	20	13 June 1996	Birmingham, England	Anne Campbell, Charles Kennedy, Norman Lamont, Prue Leith
567	21	26 September 1996	London, England	Menzies Campbell, Harriet Harman, Peter Lilley, Bronwen Maddox
568	22	3 October 1996	Blackpool, England	Gordon Brown, William Hague, Charles Kennedy, Lesley Knox
569	23	10 October 1996	Bournemouth, England	Robin Cook, Stephen Dorrell, Ruth Lea, Emma Nicholson
570	24	17 October 1996	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Christopher Haskins, Michael Heseltine, Sheila Lawlor
571	25	24 October 1996	Birmingham, England	Nick Harvey, Frederic Raphael, Ann Taylor, Ann Widdecombe
572	26	31 October 1996	Cardiff, Wales	Glenys Kinnock, Brian Mawhinney, Melanie Phillips, Dafydd Wigley
573	27	7 November 1996	London, England	Alison Carnwath, Roy Hattersley, Lisa Jardine, John Redwood
574	28	14 November 1996	Nottingham, England	Douglas Hogg, Patricia Hollis, Raj Persaud, Sandi Toksvig
575	29	21 November 1996	Glasgow, Scotland	Winnie Ewing, Archy Kirkwood, Norman Lamont, Brian Wilson
576	30	28 November 1996	London, England	Malcolm Bruce, Alistair Darling, Michael Jack, Pauline Neville-Jones
577	31	5 December 1996	Belfast, Northern Ireland	John Hume, Patrick Mayhew, Mo Mowlam, John Taylor
578	32	12 December 1996	Manchester, England	Roger Freeman, Peter Hitchens, Liz Lynne, John Prescott
579	33	19 December 1996	London, England	Valerie Amos, Matthew Parris, Malcolm Rifkind, Clare Short

1997

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
580	1	23 January 1997	London, England	Carmen Callil, Frank Dobson, Charles Moore, Gillian Shephard
581	2	30 January 1997	Norwich, England	Ian Lang, Robert Maclennan, Mary Ann Sieghart, Jack Straw
582	3	6 February 1997	London, England	Janet Anderson, Angela Browning, Richard Littlejohn, Dafydd Wigley
583	4	13 February 1997	Leeds, England	Kenneth Clarke, Robin Cook, Rosalind Gilmore, David Steel
584	5	20 February 1997	London, England	Donald Dewar, Germaine Greer, Michael Howard, Roy Jenkins
585	6	27 February 1997	Southampton, England	Mo Mowlam, Alex Salmond, Paul Tyler, George Young
586	7	6 March 1997	London, England	Don Foster, Harriet Harman, Ian Hislop, Tony Newton
587	8	13 March 1997	Birmingham, England	Tony Benn, Frederick Forsyth, Edward Heath, Liz Lynne
588	9	20 March 1997	London, England	Anne McElvoy, Michael Portillo, Shirley Williams, Andrew Smith
589	10	3 April 1997		Alex Salmond, Dafydd Wigley	[92]
590	11	10 April 1997	London, England	Paddy Ashdown
591	12	17 April 1997	London, England	John Major
592	13	24 April 1997 [fn 22]	London, England	Tony Blair
593	14	8 May 1997		Peter Lilley, Andrew Neil, Ann Taylor, Jenny Tonge	[93]
594	15	15 May 1997		Kenneth Clarke, Ruth Lea, Peter Mandelson, Shirley Williams	[94]
595	16	22 May 1997		Frank Dobson, Michael Howard, Gill Nott, Polly Toynbee	[95]
596	17	29 May 1997	Manchester, England	Michael Ancram, Jackie Ballard, Lynn Collins, John Prescott
597	18	5 June 1997	London, England	Clive Anderson, Margaret Beckett, Julia Middleton, John Redwood
598	19	12 June 1997	Newcastle, England	Teresa Gorman, Jacqui Smith, Adair Turner, Francis Wheen
599	20	19 June 1997	London, England	Martin Bell, Linda Colley, Robin Cook, Tom King
600	21	25 September 1997	London, England	Rosie Boycott, Charles Kennedy, Jack Straw, Ann Widdecombe
601	22	2 October 1997	Southampton, England	Malcolm Bruce, Harriet Harman, Peter Lilley, Judy McKnight
602	23	9 October 1997	Manchester, England	Menzies Campbell, Kay Coleman, Frank Dobson, Archie Norman
603	24	16 October 1997	London, England	Norman Fowler, Ann Leslie, George Robertson, Bridget Rosewell
604	25	23 October 1997	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Gerry Adams, John Dunlop, John Hume, Andrew Hunter, Paul Murphy
605	26	30 October 1997	Nottingham, England	David Blunkett, Iain Duncan Smith, Sarah Ludford, Janet Paraskeva
606	27	6 November 1997	London, England	Paul Foot, Cheryl Gillan, Clare Short, David Starkey
607	28	13 November 1997	Leeds, England	Hugh Dykes, John Redwood, Joan Smith, Brian Wilson
608	29	20 November 1997	London, England	Lisa Jardine, Peter Mandelson, John Maples, Anne Minto
609	30	27 November 1997	Birmingham, England	Oona King, Julie Kirkbride, Richard Littlejohn, Lembit Opik
610	31	4 December 1997		Robin Cook, Heather Rabbatts
611	32	11 December 1997	Cardiff, Wales	Michael Ancram, Ron Davies, Nigella Lawson, Dafydd Wigley
612	33	18 December 1997	London, England	Germaine Greer, Michael Heseltine, Chris Smith, Shirley Williams

1998

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
613	1	15 January 1998	London, England	Michael Cashman, Judith Donovan, Francis Maude, Ann Taylor
614	2	22 January 1998	Southampton, England	Clive Anderson, Don Foster, Barbara Roche, Ann Widdecombe
615	3	29 January 1998	Glasgow, Scotland	Donald Findlay, Eddie Izzard, Gavin Strang, Nicola Sturgeon
616	4	5 February 1998	Norwich, England	Derek Fatchett, Susan Greenfield, Cecil Parkinson, Jenny Tonge
617	5	12 February 1998	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Angela Browning, Trevor Phillips, Andrew Roberts
618	6	19 February 1998	Nottingham, England	Hilary Armstrong, Nick Harvey, Peter Hitchens, David Willetts
619	7	26 February 1998	London, England	Tony Benn, Alan Duncan, Jude Kelly, Emma Nicholson
620	8	5 March 1998	Leeds, England	Peg Alexander, Simon Burns, Clarissa Dickson-Wright, Alun Michael
621	9	12 March 1998	Cardiff, Wales	John Bercow, Louise Christian, Peter Hain, Phil Willis
622	10	19 March 1998	London, England	Alistair Darling, Peter Lilley, Malcolm Bruce, Hilary Wainwright
623	11	26 March 1998	Birmingham, England	Jackie Ballard, Geoff Hampton, David Heathcoat-Amory, Michael Meacher
624	12	2 April 1998		Frank Dobson, Teresa Gorman, Liz Lynne, Sandi Toksvig	[96]
625	13	16 April 1998	Belfast, Northern Ireland	John Hume, Robert McCartney, Martin McGuinness, Dermot Nesbitt
626	14	23 April 1998	Manchester, England	Shelagh Diplock, Norman Fowler, Gerald Kaufman, David Rendel
627	15	30 April 1998	Leeds, England	Michael Ancram, Paddy Ashdown, Nyta Mann, Jack Straw
628	16	14 May 1998	Glasgow, Scotland	Donald Dewar, Charles Kennedy, Raymond Robertson, Elaine C. Smith
629	17	28 May 1998	Birmingham, England	Peta Buscombe, Oliver James, Ann Leslie, Chris Smith
630	18	4 June 1998	London, England	Beatrix Campbell, Menzies Campbell, Harriet Harman, Michael Howard
631	19	11 June 1998	Newcastle, England	Jack Cunningham, Leanda de Lisle, Anne-Marie Huby, John Redwood
632	20	18 June 1998	London, England	Tony Benn, Edward Heath, David Steel, Polly Toynbee
633	21	24 September 1998	London, England	Ann Widdecombe, Cristina Odone, Charles Kennedy, Norman Pace, Jack Cunningham
634	22	1 October 1998	Manchester, England	Chris Smith, Michael Ancram, Janet Daley, Rodney Bickerstaffe, Emma Nicholson
635	23	8 October 1998	Bournemouth, England	Clare Short, Richard Branson, Michael Howard, David Yelland
636	24	15 October 1998	Leeds, England	Frederick Forsyth, Ozwald Boateng, Angela Eagle, Stephen Dorrell, Jenny Tonge
637	25	22 October 1998	Cardiff, Wales	Michael Winner, Ron Davies, John Redwood, Helen Mary Jones, Mary Ann Sieghart
638	26	29 October 1998	Birmingham, England	Brian Sewell, Norman Fowler, Diane Abbott, Menzies Campbell, Julia Neuberger
639	27	5 November 1998	London, England	Frank Dobson, Peter Hitchens, Shirley Williams, David Willetts, Maeve Sherlock
640	28	12 November 1998	Glasgow, Scotland	Michael Forsyth, Helen Liddell, Roseanna Cunningham, Simon Hughes, Jeremy Isaacs
641	29	19 November 1998	Peterborough, England	Richard Littlejohn, Paul Heaton, Virginia Bottomley, Patricia Hollis, Brian Rix
642	30	26 November 1998	Newcastle, England	Paul Sykes, Chris Patten, Diana Maddock, Nick Brown, Nigella Lawson
643	31	3 December 1998	Southampton, England	Roy Hattersley, Piers Morgan, Janet Street-Porter, Iain Duncan Smith
644	32	10 December 1998	Manchester, England	Ken Livingstone, Francis Maude, Derek Draper, Ann Leslie, Margo MacDonald
645	33	17 December 1998	Nottingham, England	Mo Mowlam, Kenneth Clarke, Robert Ayling, Simon Heffer, Beatrix Campbell

1999

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
646	1	14 January 1999	London, England	Michael Portillo, Ann Taylor, Matthew Parris, Fay Weldon, Malcolm Bruce
647	2	21 January 1999	Leeds, England	David Trimble, Teresa Gorman, Bill Morris, Liz Lynne, Hilary Wainwright
648	3	28 January 1999	Plymouth, England	Tony Benn, Lembit Opik, Rick Stein, Angela Browning, Mandi Norwood
649	4	4 February 1999	London, England	Peter Lilley, Rosie Boycott, Nick Harvey, Christopher Haskins, Amanda Foreman
650	5	11 February 1999	Southampton, England	Janet Anderson, Norman Lamont, Archy Kirkwood, Max Clifford, Alice Thomson
651	6	18 February 1999	Hull, England	Jo Brand, Tony Banks, Martin Bell, Alan Duncan, Susan Greenfield
652	7	25 February 1999 [fn 23]	London, England	Michael Mansfield, Glen Smyth, Paul Boateng, Norman Fowler, Annie Stewart
653	8	4 March 1999	Maidstone, England	Tony Robinson, Alan Clark, Ruth Lea, George Robertson, Elspeth Howe
654	9	11 March 1999	Manchester, England	Clare Short, John Redwood, Jackie Ballard, Germaine Greer, Andrew Neil
655	10	18 March 1999	London, England	Norman Tebbit, Billy Bragg, Polly Toynbee, Oona King, Steven Norris
656	11	25 March 1999	Sheffield, England	David Blunkett, David Steel, Anne-Marie Huby, Tim Yeo, Dorothy Grace-Jones
657	12	15 April 1999	Cardiff, Wales	Dafydd Wigley, Glenys Kinnock, Jenny Randerson, John Maples, Tim Spicer
658	13	22 April 1999	Glasgow, Scotland	Donald Dewar, Alex Salmond, Jim Wallace, David McLetchie
659	14	29 April 1999	London, England	Michael Heseltine, Jack Cunningham, Charles Kennedy, Charles Moore, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
660	15	13 May 1999	Birmingham, England	Michael Howard, Menzies Campbell, Margaret Beckett, Michael Nazir-Ali, Melanie Phillips
661	16	20 May 1999	Belfast, Northern Ireland	John Taylor, Robert McCartney, Mitchel McLaughlin, Bríd Rodgers, Bronagh Hinds
662	17	27 May 1999	Bath, England	Jilly Cooper, Liam Fox, Max Hastings, Alun Michael, Ray Michie
663	18	3 June 1999	Norwich, England	Francis Maude, John Reid, Matthew Taylor, Petronella Wyatt, Carl Chinn
664	19	10 June 1999	Birmingham, England	Jim Davidson, Anne McElvoy, Joyce Quin, Michael Ancram, George Monbiot
665	20	17 June 1999	Manchester, England	Charlie Whelan, Gerald Kaufman, Theresa May, Don Foster, Sheila McKechnie
666	21	24 June 1999	Leeds, England	Arthur Scargill, Alistair Darling, Nicholas Soames, Sarah Ludford, Decca Aitkenhead
667	22	1 July 1999 [fn 24]	Birmingham, England	William Hague
668	23	8 July 1999 [fn 25]	London, England	Tony Blair
669	24	15 July 1999	Belfast, Northern Ireland	John Hume, Pat Doherty, Ken Maginnis, David Ervine, Albert Reynolds, Michael Ancram
670	25	23 September 1999	London, England	Nick Brown, John Maples, Shirley Williams, Mary Ann Sieghart, Michael Bloomberg
671	26	30 September 1999	Bournemouth, England	Chris Smith, Ann Widdecombe, Simon Hughes, Ken Cameron, Alice Thomson
672	27	7 October 1999	Manchester, England	Robin Cook, Michael Ancram, Menzies Campbell, Janet Street-Porter, Martha Lane Fox
673	28	14 October 1999 [fn 26]	Sydney, Australia	Bob Hawke, Bill Hayden, Aden Ridgeway, Sophie Panopoulos, Geoffrey Robertson, Simon Heffer
674	29	21 October 1999	London, England	Keith Vaz, John Redwood, Jenny Tonge, David Mellor, Beatrix Campbell
675	30	28 October 1999	Southampton, England	Theresa May, Diane Abbott, Lembit Opik, Boris Johnson, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
676	31	4 November 1999	Glasgow, Scotland	John Reid, Annabel Goldie, Margo MacDonald, Will Hutton, Sue Townsend
677	32	11 November 1999	Maidstone, England	Andrew Smith, Archie Norman, Jean Lambert, Piers Morgan, Gillian duCharme
678	33	18 November 1999	Durham, England	Mo Mowlam, David Willetts, Malcolm Bruce, Jonathan Edwards, Deborah Orr
679	34	25 November 1999	Birmingham, England	Clare Short, Edward Heath, Germaine Greer, Steve Jones, Ivan Massow
680	35	2 December 1999	Cardiff, Wales	Paul Murphy, Nigel Evans, Helen Mary Jones, Eva Pascoe, David Starkey
681	36	9 December 1999	Manchester, England	Roy Hattersley, Julie Kirkbride, Susan Kramer, Phil Redmond, Bruce Anderson
682	37	16 December 1999	Leeds, England	Margaret Beckett, Kenneth Clarke, David Steel, Michael Winner, Kristen Lippincott

2000s

2000

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
683	1	13 January 2000	London, England	Alistair Darling, Malcolm Rifkind, Rosie Boycott, Andrew Roberts, Heather Rabbatts
684	2	20 January 2000	Liverpool, England	Ian McCartney, Steven Norris, Jackie Ballard, John Sentamu, Melanie Phillips
685	3	27 January 2000	Southampton, England	Harriet Harman, Francis Maude, Mark Oaten, Cristina Odone, Simon Fanshawe
686	4	3 February 2000	Brussels, Belgium	Robin Cook, Iain Duncan Smith, Shirley Williams, Jacques Santer, Jens-Peter Bonde
687	5	10 February 2000	Birmingham, England	David Blunkett, Angela Browning, Nick Harvey, Ann Leslie, Malcolm McLaren
688	6	17 February 2000	London, England	Michael Heseltine, Roger Scruton, Glenys Kinnock, Ian Hislop
689	7	24 February 2000	Leeds, England	Gerald Kaufman, Andrew Lansley, Peter Ridsdale, Ruth Turner, Edwina Currie
690	8	2 March 2000 [fn 27]	London, England	Ken Livingstone, Frank Dobson, Susan Kramer, Steven Norris, Tim Rice
691	9	9 March 2000	Nottingham, England	Michael Meacher, John Redwood, Alan Beith, Miranda Sawyer, Dawn Airey
692	10	16 March 2000	Truro, England	Theresa May, Peter Hitchens, Jo Brand, Nick Brown, Matthew Taylor
693	11	23 March 2000	Maidstone, England	Margaret Jay, Tom Strathclyde, Simon Hughes, Brian Sewell, Fabiola Arredondo
694	12	30 March 2000	Belfast, Northern Ireland	David Trimble, Andrew MacKay, Gerry Kelly, Mark Durkan, Suzanne Moore
695	13	13 April 2000	Edinburgh, Scotland	Dennis Canavan, Henry McLeish, Roseanna Cunningham, Ian Rankin, Clarissa Dickson Wright
696	14	27 April 2000	Newcastle, England	Geoff Hoon, Norman Lamont, Liz Lynne, Frederick Lawton, Glen Smyth
697	15	11 May 2000	London, England	Charles Falconer, Angela Browning, Charles Kennedy, Brian Souter, Boy George
698	16	18 May 2000	York, England	Ann Taylor, Bernard Jenkin, A. A. Gill, Emma Nicholson, Steve Cram
699	17	25 May 2000	Cardiff, Wales	Rhodri Morgan, Ann Widdecombe, Dafydd Wigley, Bharti Patel, Boris Johnson
700	18	1 June 2000	Aberdeen, Scotland	Alex Salmond, Helen Liddell, Annabel Goldie, Jim Wallace, Mark Pyper
701	19	8 June 2000	Manchester, England	Clare Short, Liam Fox, Cristina Odone, Rodney Bickerstaffe, Chris Woodhead
702	20	15 June 2000	Birmingham, England	Michael Howard, Nick Brown, Max Hastings, Jackie Ballard, Ann Mallalieu, Emma Inglis
703	21	22 June 2000	Southampton, England	Charles Kennedy
704	22	29 June 2000	Leeds, England	William Hague
705	23	6 July 2000	Brighton, England	Tony Blair
706	24	21 September 2000	Southampton, England	Menzies Campbell, Germaine Greer, Clare Short, Andrew Lansley, Vivienne Parry
707	25	28 September 2000	London, England	Richard Branson, Piers Morgan, Michael Portillo, Jack Straw, Jenny Tonge
708	26	5 October 2000	Bournemouth, England	Michael Ancram, Mary Archer, Malcolm Bruce, Robin Cook, Tamara Ingram
709	27	12 October 2000	Cardiff, Wales	Ron Davies, Helen Mary Jones, David Willetts, Allison Pearson, Nigel Havers
710	28	19 October 2000	Oxford, England	Kenneth Clarke, Charles Moore, Ann Taylor, Shirley Williams, Robert Winston
711	29	26 October 2000	Glasgow, Scotland	Paddy Ashdown, Ruth Wishart, John Reid, Margaret Ewing, David McLetchie
712	30	2 November 2000	Norwich, England	Peter Hain, John Redwood, George Monbiot, Matthew Parris, Shaks Ghosh
713	31	9 November 2000	London, England	Diane Abbott, Dominic Lawson, Susan Kramer, Francis Maude, Gary Hart
714	32	16 November 2000	Blackburn, England	Geoff Hoon, Navnit Dholakia, Loyd Grossman, Theresa May, Rowan Pelling
715	33	23 November 2000	Leeds, England	David Blunkett, Nigel Farage, Janet Street-Porter, Tim Yeo, Benjamin Zephaniah
716	34	30 November 2000	Birmingham, England	Paul Boateng, Ann Widdecombe, Will Self, Digby Jones, Sandra Gidley
717	35	7 December 2000	Manchester, England	Roy Hattersley, John Bercow, Leon Brittan, Andrew Motion, Suzanna Taverne
718	36	14 December 2000	Maidstone, England	Harriet Harman, Iain Duncan Smith, Michael Winner, James Rubin, Matthew Taylor

2001

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
719	1	11 January 2001	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Julie Kirkbride, Nick Harvey, Trevor Kavanagh, David Puttnam
720	2	18 January 2001	Bristol, England	Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Phil de Glanville, Liam Fox, Margaret Jay, Phil Willis
721	3	25 January 2001	Southampton, England	Alistair Darling, Rosie Boycott, Tim Rice, Angela Browning, Wayne Hemingway
722	4	1 February 2001	Carlisle, England	Tony Benn, John McCririck, Claire Rayner, David Heathcoat-Amory
723	5	8 February 2001	Lincoln, England	Charles Clarke, Jackie Ballard, Karan Bilimoria, Andrew Lansley, Andrew Rawnsley
724	6	15 February 2001	Caernarfon, Wales	Cheryl Gillan, Ieuan Wyn Jones, Glenys Kinnock, Robert Swan, Lembit Opik
725	7	22 February 2001	Birmingham, England	Conrad Black, Robin Cook, Francis Maude, Shirley Williams
726	8	1 March 2001	Stockton-On-Tees, England	Nick Brown, Muriel Gray, Raj Persaud, David Starkey, Tim Yeo
727	9	8 March 2001	London, England	Clare Short, Michael Portillo, Paddy Ashdown, Ken Livingstone, Ruth Lea
728	10	15 March 2001	Glasgow, Scotland	Malcolm Bruce, Roseanna Cunningham, Iain Duncan Smith, Helen Liddell, Tommy Sheridan
729	11	22 March 2001	Exeter, England	Michael Ancram, Clarissa Dickson Wright, Helene Hayman, Darcus Howe, Matthew Taylor
730	12	29 March 2001	Leeds, England	Menzies Campbell, Michael Gove, Alan Milburn, Anna White, Ann Widdecombe
731	13	4 April 2001	London, England	Stephen Byers, Simon Hughes, Roger Scruton, Janet Street-Porter, David Willetts
732	14	26 April 2001	Manchester, England	Peter Ainsworth, Martin Bell, Charles Falconer, Simon Heffer, Tanni Grey-Thompson
733	15	3 May 2001	Southampton, England	Theresa May, Bill Morris, Mark Oaten, Chris Smith, Petronella Wyatt
734	16	10 May 2001	London, England	Margaret Beckett, John Redwood, Jenny Tonge, Polly Toynbee, Chris Woodhead
735	17	15 May 2001 Part 1[fn 28]	Swansea, Wales	Ieuan Wyn Jones
736	18	16 May 2001 Part 2 [fn 29]	Edinburgh, Scotland	John Swinney
737	19	17 May 2001	Newcastle, England	Charles Kennedy
738	20	23 May 2001	Manchester, England	William Hague
739	21	30 May 2001 [fn 30]	Milton Keynes, England	Tony Blair
740	22	14 June 2001	Nottingham, England	Clare Short, David Willetts, Tim Razzall, David Baddiel, Janet Daley
741	23	21 June 2001	Reading, England	Boris Johnson, Ken Loach, Zac Goldsmith, Barbara Roche, Prue Leith
742	24	28 June 2001	Norwich, England	Patricia Hewitt, Ann Widdecombe, Nick Harvey, Nick Cohen, Joel Edwards
743	25	5 July 2001 [fn 31]	London, England	Michael Ancram, Kenneth Clarke, David Davis, Iain Duncan Smith, Michael Portillo
744	26	13 September 2001 [fn 32]	London, England	Paddy Ashdown, Tam Dalyell, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Philip Lader
745	27	20 September 2001	Leeds, England	Ishtiaq Ahmed, David Davis, Geoff Hoon, Susan Kramer, Bill Emmott
746	28	27 September 2001	Southampton, England	Menzies Campbell, Bonnie Greer, Peter Hain, Bernard Jenkin, George Monbiot
747	29	4 October 2001	London, England	John Reid, Michael Ancram, Bianca Jagger, Mark Oaten, Amanda Platell
748	30	11 October 2001	Liverpool, England	Rosie Boycott, Tim Collins, Simon Heffer, Gerald Kaufman, Jenny Tonge
749	31	18 October 2001	Cheltenham, England	Tony Benn, Max Hastings, Donald Anderson, Caroline Spelman, Irvine Welsh
750	32	25 October 2001	Manchester, England	Hilary Benn, Eric Forth, Noreena Hertz, Ann Leslie, Matthew Taylor
751	33	1 November 2001	Glasgow, Scotland	Haleh Afshar, Thomas Galbraith, Rebecca Hardy, Henry McLeish, Alex Salmond
752	34	8 November 2001	Leicester, England	Navnit Dholakia, Peter Hitchens, Denis MacShane, Claire Rayner, David Willetts
753	35	15 November 2001	Norwich, England	Richard Branson, Charles Clarke, Marie Colvin, Theresa May, Piers Morgan
754	36	22 November 2001	London, England	Charles Kennedy, Robin Cook, Bob Kiley, Caroline Lucas, Oliver Letwin
755	37	29 November 2001	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Germaine Greer, Martin McGuinness, Charles Moore, Bríd Rodgers, David Trimble
756	38	6 December 2001	Bristol, England	Diane Abbott, Kenneth Clarke, Ed Davey, Melanie Phillips, Will Self

2002

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
757	1	10 January 2002	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Michael Howard, Simon Hughes, Clive Anderson, Tim Martin
758	2	17 January 2002	Cardiff, Wales	Rhodri Morgan, Julie Kirkbride, Dafydd Wigley, Lembit Opik, Jane Moore
759	3	24 January 2002	Sunderland, England	Hilary Armstrong, John Bercow, Muriel Gray, Sandy Millar, Tom Shakespeare
760	4	31 January 2002	Nottingham, England	Camila Batmanghelidjh, Alistair Darling, James Mawdsley, Phil Willis, Ann Winterton
761	5	7 February 2002	Ipswich, England	Patsy Calton, Janet Daley, Michael Grade, Stephen Twigg, Tim Yeo
762	6	14 February 2002	Manchester, England	Ann Widdecombe, Malcolm Bruce, Gwyneth Dunwoody, Ivan Massow, Carol Sarler
763	7	21 February 2002 [fn 33]	Maidstone, England	Ian Hislop, Mary Archer, Harriet Harman, Nicholas Soames, William Atkinson
764	8	28 February 2002	Bradford, England	Estelle Morris, Eric Pickles, Matthew Parris, Abi Ekoku, Joanne Harris
765	9	7 March 2002	Yeovilton, England	Ben Bradshaw, John Edmonds, Julie Kirkbride, Shirley Williams, Antony Worrall Thompson
766	10	14 March 2002	Norwich, England	Nick Brown, Harry Enfield, Elizabeth Filkin, Liam Fox, Tariq Ali
767	11	21 March 2002	Harrogate, England	Tim Collins, Evan Harris, Patrick Moore, Dawn Primarolo, Mary Ann Sieghart
768	12	28 March 2002	Wolverhampton, England	Roy Hattersley, John Redwood, Lauren Booth, Julian Fellowes, Tim Razzall
769	13	18 April 2002	Leeds, England	Helen Liddell, Michael Howard, Matthew Taylor, Beverly Malone, Rocco Forte
770	14	25 April 2002	Caernarfon, Wales	Peter Ainsworth, Helen Mary Jones, Alun Michael, Sandi Toksvig, Simon Weston
771	15	9 May 2002	Glasgow, Scotland	Michael Meacher, Lorraine Kelly, Jacqui Lait, John Swinney, Jim Wallace
772	16	16 May 2002	London, England	Peter Hain, Michael Heseltine, Tracey Emin, Melanie Phillips, Richard Rogers, Gurbux Singh
773	17	23 May 2002	Manchester, England	Norman Baker, Claire Fox, Damian Green, Loyd Grossman, Clare Short
774	18	30 May 2002	Isle of Wight, England	John Fortune, Oona King, Quentin Letts, Steven Norris, Joan Walmsley
775	19	6 June 2002	Blackpool, England	Beatrix Campbell, Barry Norman, Peter Ridsdale, Barbara Roche, John Whittingdale
776	20	13 June 2002	Torquay, England	Menzies Campbell, Teresa Gorman, Emma Jones, John Maples, Chris Mullin
777	21	20 June 2002	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Victor Adebowale, Bruce Anderson, Yvette Cooper, Oliver Letwin, Linda Smith
778	22	27 June 2002	Birmingham, England	Iain Duncan Smith
779	23	4 July 2002	London, England	John Prescott, Michael Ancram, Alan Beith
780	24	12 September 2002[fn 34]	New York, United States	Geoff Hoon, Ed Koch, Victoria Toensing, Michael Moore, Sheikh Hamza Yusuf
781	25	19 September 2002	Manchester, England	Charles Kennedy
782	26	26 September 2002	London, England	Mike O'Brien, Bernard Jenkin, Menzies Campbell, Tariq Ali, Rosemary Hollis
783	27	3 October 2002	Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool	John Reid, John Bercow, Susan Kramer, Bob Crow, Patti Boulaye
784	28	10 October 2002	London, England	Damian Green, Gus Macdonald, Jackie Stewart, Janet Street-Porter, Joan Walmsley
785	29	17 October 2002	Coventry, England	Clive James, Terry Pratchett, Peter Tatchell, Ann Widdecombe, Brian Wilson
786	30	24 October 2002	Glasgow, Scotland	Iain Banks, Harriet Harman, Michael Moore, Malcolm Rifkind, Nicola Sturgeon
787	31	31 October 2002	Leeds, England	David Davis, Alistair Darling, Jenny Tonge, Minette Marrin, Rodney Bickerstaffe
788	32	7 November 2002	Croydon, England	Ben Elton, Dominic Lawson, Mo Mowlam, David Willetts
789	33	14 November 2002	Norwich, England	Charles Falconer, Theresa Villiers, Bonnie Greer, Piers Morgan, William Shawcross
790	34	21 November 2002	Cardiff, Wales	Tony Benn, Francis Maude, Matthew Taylor, Janet Ryder, Peter Hitchens
791	35	28 November 2002	London, England	Andy Gilchrist, Simon Hughes, Peter Mandelson, Theresa May, Melanie Phillips
792	36	5 December 2002	Southampton, England	Paul Boateng, Norman Tebbit, Sandi Toksvig, Tony Robinson, Ruth Lea
793	37	12 December 2002	Hereford, England	Jackie Ballard, Quentin Letts, Rhodri Morgan, John O'Farrell, Caroline Spelman

2003

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
794	1	9 January 2003	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Nigel Dodds, Mitchel McLaughlin, Paul Murphy, Bríd Rodgers, David Trimble
795	2	16 January 2003	London, England	Jeremy Clarkson, Patricia Hewitt, Michael Howard, Ken Livingstone
796	3	23 January 2003	Hull, England	Kenneth Clarke, Robin Cook, Liz Lynne, Amanda Platell, Benjamin Zephaniah
797	4	30 January 2003	Tamworth, England	George Galloway, Bernard Jenkin, Mark Oaten, Ann Leslie
798	5	6 February 2003	Dartmouth, England	Billy Bragg, Eric Forth, Estelle Morris, Andrew Pierce, Shirley Williams
799	6	13 February 2003	Caernarfon, Wales	Ron Davies, Tim Yeo, Rosie Boycott, Simon Thomas, Simon Heffer
800	7	20 February 2003	Maidstone, England	Margaret Hodge, Shailesh Vara, David Baddiel, Vanessa Redgrave, Frederick Forsyth
801	8	27 February 2003	Manchester, England	Michael Meacher, Malcolm Bruce, Beatrix Campbell, Tim Collins, Clarissa Dickson-Wright
802	9	6 March 2003	Bedford, England	Charles Clarke, Clive Anderson, Alan Duncan, Germaine Greer
803	10	13 March 2003	Edinburgh, Scotland	Michael Ancram, Ann Clwyd, Roseanna Cunningham, Simon Hughes, Matthew Parris
804	11	20 March 2003 [fn 35]	London, England	Peter Hain, William Hague, Shirley Williams, Piers Morgan
805	12	27 March 2003	London, England	Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Geoff Hoon, Charles Kennedy, Oliver Letwin
806	13	3 April 2003	Burnley, England	Roy Hattersley, Will Self, Mary Ann Sieghart, Michael Moore, Caroline Spelman
807	14	9 April 2003	Southampton, England	Mike O'Brien, David Willetts, Jenny Tonge, Digby Jones, Mark Steel
808	15	24 April 2003 [fn 36]	Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates	Geoff Hoon, Michael Howard, Benazir Bhutto, James Rubin, Rami Khouri
809	16	8 May 2003	London, England	Liam Fox, Hazel Blears, Caroline Lucas, Rod Eddington, Vanessa Feltz
810	17	15 May 2003	Cardiff, Wales	Douglas Alexander, Nigel Evans, Adam Price, Lembit Opik, Sharron Davies
811	18	22 May 2003	Leeds, England	Ian McCartney, Theresa May, Menzies Campbell, Polly Toynbee, Nigel Farage
812	19	5 June 2003	Lerwick, Shetland	Alex Salmond, Muriel Gray, Oona King, John Redwood, Jim Wallace
813	20	12 June 2003	Newcastle, England	Thomas Galbraith, David Steel, Nick Brown, Janet Street-Porter, Andrew Roberts
814	21	19 June 2003	Manchester, England	Peter Hain, David Davis, Tom Shakespeare, Anne Atkins, Decca Aitkenhead
815	22	26 June 2003	Nottingham, England	Gwyneth Dunwoody, David Mellor, Trevor Phillips, Sandi Toksvig
816	23	3 July 2003	London, England	Valerie Amos, Tim Collins, Tim Razzall, Janet Daley, John O'Farrell
817	24	25 September 2003	London, England	Patricia Hewitt, Michael Ancram, Menzies Campbell, Michael Grade
818	25	2 October 2003	Southampton, England	Peter Hain, Oliver Letwin, Navnit Dholakia, Mandy Telford, Jane Moore
819	26	9 October 2003	Morecambe, England	Alistair Darling, Theresa May, Simon Hughes, Helena Kennedy, Max Hastings
820	27	16 October 2003	London, England	Clare Short, David Aaronovitch, Boris Johnson, Susan Kramer, Joel Edwards
821	28	23 October 2003	Worcester, England	Harriet Harman, Richard Branson, Alan Duncan, Hilary Wainwright, Julian Lloyd Webber
822	29	30 October 2003	Manchester, England	Gerald Kaufman, Piers Morgan, Digby Jones, Tim Collins, Sandra Gidley
823	30	6 November 2003	Glasgow, Scotland	Denis MacShane, Tom Strathclyde, John Swinney, Rosie Kane, Edwina Currie
824	31	13 November 2003	Omagh, Northern Ireland	David Trimble, Martin McGuinness, Mark Durkan, Nigel Dodds
825	32	20 November 2003	Borehamwood, England	Hilary Benn, John Bercow, Jenny Tonge, Vanessa Redgrave, Clive James
826	33	27 November 2003	Wolverhampton, England	Charles Falconer, Kenneth Clarke, Joan Walmsley, Simon Heffer, Bonnie Greer
827	34	4 December 2003	St Austell, England	Margaret Hodge, Liam Fox, Mark Oaten, William Shawcross, Shami Chakrabarti
828	35	11 December 2003	Leeds, England	Charles Clarke, David Davis, Susan Greenfield, Henry Blofeld, Barry Norman

2004

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
829	1	8 January 2004	Manchester, England	Hazel Blears, David Willetts, Ed Davey, Tony Wilson, P. D. James
830	2	15 January 2004	Slough, England	David Miliband, George Osborne, Shirley Williams, David Starkey, Claire Fox
831	3	22 January 2004	Nottingham, England	Douglas Alexander, Michael Ancram, Matthew Taylor, Norman Jay, Anne Atkins
832	4	29 January 2004 [fn 37]	Milton Keynes, England	Menzies Campbell, Margaret Beckett, Ian Hislop, Oliver Letwin, Janet Daley
833	5	5 February 2004	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Peter Hain, Tim Yeo, Jenny Tonge, Rod Liddle, Rosemary Hollis
834	6	12 February 2004	Portsmouth, England	Roy Hattersley, Ann Widdecombe, Lembit Opik, Toby Young, Shirley Conran
835	7	19 February 2004	Aberystwyth, Wales	Ann Clwyd, Laura Anne Jones, Adam Price, Simon Weston, Darcus Howe
836	8	26 February 2004	Norwich, England	Ben Bradshaw, Julie Kirkbride, Caroline Lucas, Brian Eno, Peter Hitchens
837	9	4 March 2004	Stockton-on-Tees, England	Waheed Alli, Adam Afriyie, Sarah Teather, Melanie Phillips, Wayne Hemingway
838	10	11 March 2004	Gloucester, England	Theresa May, Tim Razzall, Beverley Hughes, Bruce Anderson, Alain De Botton
839	11	18 March 2004	London, England	Harriet Harman, Malcolm Rifkind, Jeremy Clarkson, Vince Cable, Nick Cohen
840	12	25 March 2004	Shrewsbury, England	Tony Benn, John Redwood, John Thurso, Barbara Follett, Ned Temko
841	13	15 April 2004	Leeds, England	Chris Bryant, Andrew Lansley, Mark Oaten, Benjamin Zephaniah, Emma Soames
842	14	22 April 2004	Manchester, England	Estelle Morris, Andrew Rosindell, David Laws, Amanda Platell, Mick Hucknall
843	15	29 April 2004	London, England	Valerie Amos, Norman Tebbit, Simon Thomas, Rhona Cameron, Sheikh Hamza Yusuf
844	16	6 May 2004	Birmingham, England	Yvette Cooper, Nicholas Soames, David Steel, John Sentamu, Jane Moore
845	17	13 May 2004	St Andrews, Scotland	Alex Salmond, Alistair Darling, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Annabel Goldie, Malcolm Bruce
846	18	20 May 2004	Sheffield, England	Patricia Hewitt, Menzies Campbell, Michael Ancram, Jean Lambert, Robert Kilroy-Silk
847	19	27 May 2004	Newbury, England	Peter Hain, Julian Fellowes, Janet Street-Porter, Caroline Spelman, Phil Willis
848	20	3 June 2004	Darlington, England	Shirley Williams, Liam Fox, Polly Toynbee, Nick Brown, Zac Goldsmith
849	21	17 June 2004	Cardiff, Wales	Caroline Flint, Germaine Greer, David Willetts, Dick Morris, Matthew Taylor
850	22	24 June 2004	Norwich, England	Robin Cook, John Bercow, Marc Roche, Harry Enfield, Allison Pearson
851	23	1 July 2004	Inverness, Scotland	Douglas Alexander, Bernard Jenkin, Andrew Pierce, Roseanna Cunningham, Kaye Adams
852	24	8 July 2004 [fn 38]	London, England	David Lammy, Boris Johnson, Sarah Teather, Jimmy Carr, Kat Fletcher
—	25	16 September 2004 (25th Anniversary Special)		Best of Question Time special edition to mark 25 years of the programme
853	26	23 September 2004	Borehamwood, England	Peter Hain, Simon Hughes, Tim Collins, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Richard Dreyfuss
854	27	30 September 2004	Brighton, England	Geoff Hoon, Liam Fox, Sandra Gidley, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Ruth Lea
855	28	7 October 2004	Poole, England	Patricia Hewitt, David Cameron, Jody Dunn, Nigel Farage, Matthew Parris
856	29	14 October 2004	Gateshead, England	Harriet Harman, Michael Gove, Lembit Opik, Shami Chakrabarti, Christopher Meyer
857	30	21 October 2004	Oxford, England	Caroline Flint, Michael Heseltine, Clement Freud, Peter Tatchell, Melanie Phillips
—	31	28 October 2004 [fn 39] (US Presidential Election Special)	Miami, United States	Sidney Blumenthal, David Frum, Richard Littlejohn, Michael Moore, Lida Rodriguez-Taseff
858	32	4 November 2004	London, England	Douglas Alexander, Shirley Williams, Caroline Spelman, Ben Elton, Andrew Roberts
859	33	11 November 2004	Glasgow, Scotland	Francis Maude, Alex Salmond, Cathy Jamieson, Peter Oborne, Rosie Kane
860	34	18 November 2004	Norwich, England	Ben Bradshaw, Tim Yeo, Jenny Tonge, Greg Dyke, Simon Hart
861	35	25 November 2004	Liverpool, England	Clare Short, George Osborne, Mark Oaten, James Jones, Linda Smith
862	36	2 December 2004	Manchester, England	Hazel Blears, Alan Duncan, Sarah Teather, John Sergeant, Raj Persaud
863	37	9 December 2004	Plymouth, England	Ed Balls, Oliver Letwin, Matthew Taylor, Germaine Greer, Robert Kilroy-Silk

2005

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
864	1	6 January 2005	Leeds, England	Clare Short, Alan Duncan, Tim Razzall, Barbara Stocking, David Aaronovitch
865	2	13 January 2005	Cambridge, England	Charles Falconer, John Redwood, Caroline Lucas, Armando Iannucci, Ann Leslie
866	3	20 January 2005	Manchester, England	Valerie Amos, Michael Ancram, Susan Kramer, Billy Bragg, Jeremy Greenstock
867	4	27 January 2005	Croydon, England	Ken Livingstone, Kenneth Clarke, Joan Walmsley, John Rentoul, Trevor Kavanagh
868	5	3 February 2005 [fn 40]	Derby, England	Margaret Beckett, Andrew Lansley, David Laws, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, John Stevens
869	6	10 February 2005	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Paul Murphy, Jeffrey Donaldson, Martin McGuinness, David Trimble, Mark Durkan
870	7	17 February 2005	Slough, England	Diane Abbott, Nicholas Soames, John Thurso, Johann Hari, Heather Mills McCartney
871	8	24 February 2005	Warrington, England	Alun Michael, Theresa May, Norman Baker, Mark Steel, Anne Atkins
872	9	3 March 2005	London, England	Charles Clarke, David Davis, Mark Oaten, Shami Chakrabarti
873	10	10 March 2005 [fn 41]	Shanghai, China	Liu Jianchao, Chris Patten, David Tang, Long Yongtu, Isabel Hilton
874	11	17 March 2005	Cardiff, Wales	Rhodri Morgan, Julie Kirkbride, Sandi Toksvig, Simon Thomas, Digby Jones
875	12	31 March 2005	Grimsby, England	Margaret Hodge, David Cameron, Lembit Opik, George Galloway, Alice Thomson
876	13	6 April 2005	Stirling, Scotland	David Blunkett, Michael Ancram, Jim Wallace, Nicola Sturgeon, Petrina Holdsworth
877	14	14 April 2005	Birmingham, England	Ruth Kelly, Liam Fox, Menzies Campbell, David Baddiel, Janet Daley
878	15	21 April 2005	Durham, England	Robin Cook, William Hague, Shirley Williams, Jean Lambert
—	16	28 April 2005 [fn 42] (General Election Special)	London, England	Tony Blair, Michael Howard, Charles Kennedy	[97]
879	17	12 May 2005	Leeds, England	Lynne Featherstone, Harriet Harman, Boris Johnson, Jo-Anne Nadler, Andrew Rawnsley
880	18	19 May 2005	Edinburgh, Scotland	Anne McGuire, Annabel Goldie, Matthew Taylor, Alex Salmond, George Galloway
881	19	26 May 2005 [fn 43]	Paris, France	Hervé Mariton, Jacques Myard, Denis MacShane, Liam Fox, Caroline Lucas, Eddie Izzard
882	20	9 June 2005	Peterborough, England	David Lammy, John Redwood, Jenny Tonge, Jane Fonda, Peter Hitchens
883	21	16 June 2005	Caernarfon, Wales	Clare Short, Iain Duncan Smith, Helen Mary Jones, Marc Roche, Rod Liddle
884	22	23 June 2005	Exeter, England	Peter Hain, Francis Maude, Susan Kramer, Marie O'Riordan, Michael Winner
885	23	30 June 2005 [fn 38]	Manchester, England	Tony Benn, Justine Greening, Lembit Opik, June Sarpong, Otis Ferry
886	24	7 July 2005 [fn 44]	Johannesburg, South Africa	Valerie Amos, Edna Adan Ismail, Bianca Jagger, Moeletsi Mbeki, Morgan Tsvangirai
887	25	22 September 2005	Blackpool, England	David Miliband, Theresa May, David Laws, Quentin Letts, Bonnie Greer
888	26	29 September 2005	Brighton, England	Patricia Hewitt, Kenneth Clarke, Simon Hughes, Janet Street-Porter, Stephen Green
889	27	6 October 2005	Manchester, England	Douglas Alexander, Francis Maude, Jo Swinson, Anne McElvoy, David Starkey
890	28	13 October 2005	Stanley, England	Ben Bradshaw, David Cameron, Mark Oaten, Muriel Gray, Ann Leslie
891	29	20 October 2005	Birmingham, England	Estelle Morris, Andrew Lansley, Greg Dyke, Matthew Parris, Kate Allen
892	30	27 October 2005	Stratford, England	Jacqui Smith, Eric Forth, Nick Clegg, Tanni Grey-Thompson, Edwina Currie
893	31	3 November 2005 [fn 45]	Nottingham, England	David Cameron, David Davis
894	32	10 November 2005	Carlisle, England	Geoff Hoon, Caroline Spelman, Chris Huhne, Rhona Cameron, Toby Young
895	33	17 November 2005	Newbury, England	Charles Falconer, David Willetts, Shirley Williams, Alice Miles, Derek Laud
896	34	24 November 2005	Fareham, England	Roy Hattersley, Alan Duncan, John Thurso, Lorna Fitzsimons, Jane Moore
897	35	1 December 2005	Glasgow, Scotland	Margaret Hodge, Annabel Goldie, Nicola Sturgeon, Tom Shakespeare, A. A. Gill
898	36	8 December 2005	Bristol, England	Hilary Benn, George Osborne, Jenny Willott, Piers Morgan, Janet Daley

2006

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
899	1	12 January 2006	Barnes, England	Ed Balls, Norman Tebbit, Mark Oaten, Mariella Frostrup, Matthew Parris
900	2	19 January 2006	Skegness, England	Chris Bryant, Alan Duncan, Menzies Campbell, Salma Yaqoob, Andrew Green
901	3	26 January 2006	Basingstoke, England	Valerie Amos, John Redwood, Simon Hughes, Claire Fox, Zac Goldsmith
902	4	2 February 2006	Aberystwyth, Wales	Rhodri Morgan, Chris Huhne, Leanne Wood, Cheryl Gillan, Adam Rickitt
903	5	9 February 2006 [fn 46]	Harlow, England	Menzies Campbell, Simon Hughes, Chris Huhne
904	6	16 February 2006	Preston, England	Peter Hain, Theresa May, Tim Razzall, John Sergeant, Kat Fletcher
905	7	23 February 2006	Milton Keynes, England	Alistair Darling, Theresa Villiers, Nigel Farage, Art Malik, Cristina Odone
906	8	2 March 2006	Telford, England	Shahid Malik, Jo-Anne Nadler, Will Self, Sarah Teather, Nicholas Winterton
907	9	9 March 2006	Salisbury, England	Hazel Blears, Chris Grayling, Jean Lambert, Rod Liddle, Michael Nazir-Ali
908	10	16 March 2006	Gateshead, England	Margaret Hodge, David Willetts, Jenny Tonge, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Simon Jenkins
909	11	23 March 2006	Ipswich, England	Tony Benn, Boris Johnson, David Laws, Shami Chakrabarti, Digby Jones
910	12	30 March 2006 [fn 47]	Moscow, Russia	Garry Kasparov, Douglas Alexander, Grigory Karasin, Andrei Illarionov, Natalya Narochnitskaya, Igor Yurgens
911	13	20 April 2006	Cambridge, England	Charles Clarke, George Osborne, Vince Cable, Janet Daley
912	14	27 April 2006	Coventry, England	Charles Falconer, David Davis, Ed Davey, Carol Thatcher, Steve Richards
913	15	4 May 2006	London, England	Margaret Beckett, William Hague, Julia Goldsworthy, Richard Littlejohn
914	16	11 May 2006	London, England	Hazel Blears, Michael Heseltine, Menzies Campbell, Piers Morgan
915	17	18 May 2006	Canterbury, England	Harriet Harman, Kenneth Clarke, Simon Hughes, Frederick Forsyth, Helena Kennedy
916	18	25 May 2006	Hereford, England	Geoff Hoon, Sayeeda Warsi, Nick Clegg, Oona King, Niall Ferguson
917	19	1 June 2006	Stockton-on-Tees, England	Diane Abbott, Michael Gove, Alain de Botton, Mary Ann Sieghart, Michael Winner
918	20	8 June 2006	Torquay, England	George Galloway, David Lammy, Liam Fox, Max Hastings, Lynne Featherstone
919	21	15 June 2006	Sheffield, England	Charles Falconer, Theresa May, Mark Oaten, Shami Chakrabarti, Derek Dougan
920	22	22 June 2006	King's Lynn, England	Alan Johnson, Oliver Letwin, Charles Kennedy, Germaine Greer
921	23	29 June 2006	Perth, Scotland	Mike O'Brien, Julie Kirkbride, Nicol Stephen, Alex Salmond, Melanie Phillips
922	24	6 July 2006 [fn 38]	London, England	Sebastian Coe, Julia Goldsworthy, Richard Madeley, David Miliband, Matt Pollard
923	25	21 September 2006	Tonbridge, England	Harriet Harman, Ann Widdecombe, Charles Kennedy, Christopher Meyer, Tariq Ali
924	26	28 September 2006	Manchester, England	Jack Straw, Kenneth Clarke, Piers Morgan, Jenny Tonge, Lance Price
925	27	5 October 2006	Bournemouth, England	Hazel Blears, Shirley Williams, Oliver Letwin, Ian Hislop, Sandra Howard
926	28	12 October 2006	Glasgow, Scotland	Vera Baird, Alan Duncan, Nicola Sturgeon, Tommy Sheridan, Clive Anderson
927	29	19 October 2006	Preston, England	Hilary Armstrong, Theresa May, Chris Huhne, Hardeep Singh Kohli, Salma Yaqoob
928	30	26 October 2006	Exeter, England	Ben Bradshaw, Michael Ancram, Paddy Ashdown, Pauline Neville-Jones, Janet Street-Porter
929	31	2 November 2006	London, England	Charles Clarke, Michael Heseltine, Peter Hitchens, Amanda Platell, Menzies Campbell
930	32	9 November 2006	Burton upon Trent, England	Geoff Hoon, Malcolm Rifkind, Rageh Omaar, Catherine Meyer, Jan Berry
931	33	16 November 2006	Cheltenham, England	Boris Johnson, Tony McNulty, Jane Bonham Carter, Shappi Khorsandi, Robert Kilroy-Silk
932	34	23 November 2006	Hartlepool, England	Denis MacShane, Sayeeda Warsi, Sarah Teather, Esther Rantzen, Polly Toynbee
933	35	30 November 2006	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Peter Hain, David Trimble, Martin McGuinness, Mark Durkan, Jeffrey Donaldson
934	36	7 December 2006	London, England	Ruth Kelly, David Davis, Martin Amis, Mariella Frostrup, Jeff Randall

2007

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
935	1	11 January 2007	Dartford, England	Charles Falconer, George Osborne, Charles Kennedy, Clare Short, Kelvin MacKenzie
936	2	18 January 2007	Northampton, England	Jacqui Smith, David Davis, Nick Clegg, Shami Chakrabarti, Edwina Currie
937	3	25 January 2007	High Wycombe, England	Geoff Hoon, Nicholas Soames, Matthew Parris, Deborah Bull, Anne Atkins
938	4	1 February 2007	Doncaster, England	Harriet Harman, Andrew Lansley, Mark Oaten, Tristram Hunt, Sarfraz Manzoor
939	5	8 February 2007	Birmingham, England	David Miliband, Kenneth Clarke, Simon Hughes, Salma Yaqoob, Frederick Forsyth
940	6	15 February 2007	London, England	Roy Hattersley, Norman Tebbit, Julia Goldsworthy, Richard Littlejohn, Janine di Giovanni
941	7	22 February 2007	Edinburgh, Scotland	George Foulkes, Nicol Stephen, Alex Salmond, Annabel Goldie, Hardeep Singh Kohli
942	8	1 March 2007	Colchester, England	Peter Hain, Francis Maude, Menzies Campbell, Beverley Knight, Cristina Odone
943	9	8 March 2007	Newcastle, England	Margaret Hodge, Alan Duncan, Piers Morgan, Sian Berry, Colin Byrne
944	10	15 March 2007	Newport, Wales	Mike O'Brien, Priti Patel, Lembit Opik, Clare Short, Peter Hitchens
945	11	22 March 2007 [fn 48]	London, England	Tony Benn, Benazir Bhutto, John R. Bolton, Des Browne, Liam Fox, Charles Kennedy
946	12	29 March 2007	Bath, England	Hazel Blears, Sayeeda Warsi, George Carey, Yvonne Thompson, Nigel Farage
947	13	19 April 2007	Liverpool, England	Ed Miliband, Iain Duncan Smith, Jenny Tonge, Jan Ravens, Bruce Anderson
948	14	26 April 2007	Oxford, England	Caroline Flint, Douglas Hurd, David Laws, Adam Price, Douglas Murray
949	15	3 May 2007	London, England	Tim Collins, William Hague, Patricia Hewitt, Charles Kennedy, Oona King
950	16	10 May 2007 [fn 49]	London, England	Peter Mandelson, Menzies Campbell, Kenneth Clarke, Jane Moore
951	17	17 May 2007	Norwich, England	Douglas Alexander, Theresa May, Chris Huhne, Jeff Randall, Clemency Burton-Hill
952	18	24 May 2007	Basingstoke, England	Alan Johnson, Michael Heseltine, Bob Crow, Martha Lane Fox, Allison Pearson
953	19	31 May 2007	Stratford-upon-Avon, England	Roy Hattersley, Caroline Spelman, Sarah Teather, Simon Schama, Greg Dyke
954	20	7 June 2007	Truro, England	Tony Benn, Francis Maude, Julia Goldsworthy, Boris Berezovsky, Melanie Phillips
955	21	14 June 2007 [fn 50]	London, England	Peter Hain, Harriet Harman, Alan Johnson, Hazel Blears, Hilary Benn, John Cruddas
956	22	21 June 2007	Aldershot, England	Tony McNulty, Boris Johnson, Shirley Williams, Peter Hitchens, Christopher Hitchens
957	23	28 June 2007	Croydon, England	Yvette Cooper, Michael Howard, Menzies Campbell, Piers Morgan
958	24	5 July 2007 [fn 38]	London, England	Charlie Bell, Davina McCall, Ed Miliband, Douglas Murray, Sayeeda Warsi
959	25	20 September 2007	Brighton, England	Geoff Hoon, John Redwood, Paddy Ashdown, Janet Street-Porter, Christiane Amanpour
960	26	27 September 2007	Poole, England	John Denham, Ed Vaizey, Nick Clegg, Simon Schama, Amanda Platell
961	27	4 October 2007	London, England	Ruth Kelly, George Osborne, Menzies Campbell, Ian Hislop
962	28	11 October 2007 [fn 51]	Cheltenham, England	Harriet Harman, Caroline Spelman, Simon Hughes, Kelvin MacKenzie, Chuka Umunna
963	29	18 October 2007	Bradford, England	Peter Hain, David Davis, Charles Kennedy, Melanie Phillips, Rosie Millard
964	30	25 October 2007	Oxford, England	Charles Falconer, Francis Maude, George Galloway, Maria Misra, Fraser Nelson
965	31	1 November 2007	Swansea, Wales	David Lammy, Damian Green, Leanne Wood, Brian Paddick, Edwina Currie
966	32	8 November 2007	London, England	Tony McNulty, Michael Heseltine, Vince Cable, Ahdaf Soueif, Douglas Murray
967	33	15 November 2007 [fn 52]	Buxton, England	Chris Huhne, Nick Clegg
968	34	22 November 2007	Glasgow, Scotland	Wendy Alexander, Nicola Sturgeon, Annabel Goldie, David Steel, David Aaronovitch
969	35	29 November 2007	York, England	Caroline Flint, Alan Duncan, Sarah Teather, Nigel Farage, Paul Myners
970	36	6 December 2007	Cambridge, England	Catherine Ashton, Kenneth Clarke, James Rubin, Allison Pearson, Simon Sebag Montefiore
971	37	13 December 2007	London, England	Hazel Blears, Chris Patten, Charles Kennedy, Piers Morgan, Kirstie Allsopp

2008

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
972	1	17 January 2008	Coventry, England	Jacqui Smith, Liam Fox, Chris Huhne, Kevin Maguire, Louise Bagshawe
973	2	24 January 2008	Salisbury, England	Geoffrey Robinson, Oliver Letwin, David Laws, Alex James, Sarah Sands
974	3	31 January 2008	London, England	Shaun Woodward, Kenneth Clarke, Amanda Platell, John Sessions, Bonnie Greer
975	4	7 February 2008	Liverpool, England	Andy Burnham, Chris Grayling, Julia Goldsworthy, Shami Chakrabarti, Duncan Bannatyne
976	5	14 February 2008	Watford, England	Caroline Flint, Sayeeda Warsi, Stephen Lowe, Clive James, Melanie Phillips
977	6	21 February 2008	Newcastle, England	Ruth Kelly, Alan Duncan, Vince Cable, Fraser Nelson, Derek Simpson
978	7	28 February 2008	Stirling, Scotland	Annabel Goldie, Nicola Sturgeon, Nicol Stephen, Cathy Jamieson, George Galloway
979	8	6 March 2008	Manchester, England	Ed Miliband, David Davis, Shirley Williams, Nigel Farage, Marcus Brigstocke
980	9	13 March 2008	London, England	John Denham, Nicola Horlick, Charles Kennedy, George Osborne, Alex Salmond
981	10	3 April 2008	Birmingham, England	Douglas Alexander, Theresa May, Sarah Teather, Clare Short, Rod Liddle
982	11	17 April 2008	Bristol, England	Harriet Harman, Caroline Spelman, Lembit Opik, Tony Parsons, Simon Heffer
983	12	24 April 2008 [fn 53]	London, England	Boris Johnson, Ken Livingstone, Brian Paddick
984	13	1 May 2008	London, England	William Hague, Paddy Ashdown, Richard Littlejohn, Des Browne, Polly Toynbee
985	14	8 May 2008	Dorking, England	James Purnell, Michael Heseltine, Menzies Campbell, Piers Morgan, Rachel Johnson
986	15	15 May 2008	Cardiff, Wales	Alan Johnson, Alan Duncan, Helen Mary Jones, Lauren Booth, Simon Woodroffe
987	16	22 May 2008	Chester, England	Hazel Blears, Francis Maude, Simon Hughes, Cristina Odone, Tony Hall
988	17	29 May 2008	Lincoln, England	Geoff Hoon, Eric Pickles, Caroline Lucas, Dan Snow, Ruth Lea
989	18	5 June 2008	Wolverhampton, England	Peter Hitchens, David Miliband, Vince Cable, Douglas Hurd, Shami Chakrabarti
990	19	12 June 2008	London, England	Michael Gove, Shirley Williams, Tony McNulty, June Sarpong, George Pascoe-Watson
991	20	19 June 2008	Portsmouth, England	David Davis, Jo Swinson, Nigel Farage, Jerry Springer, Hilary Benn
992	21	26 June 2008	Bexhill-on-Sea, England	Yvette Cooper, Pauline Neville-Jones, Chris Huhne, Grayson Perry, Ann Leslie
993	22	3 July 2008	Musselburgh, Scotland	David Cairns, Andrew Lansley, Nicola Sturgeon, Emma Nicholson, David Mitchell
994	23	10 July 2008 [fn 38]	London, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Douglas Alexander, Julia Goldsworthy, Saira Khan, Michael Heaver
995	24	18 September 2008	Bournemouth, England	Harriet Harman, Alan Duncan, Lynne Featherstone, Ian Hislop, Simon Wolfson
996	25	25 September 2008	Manchester, England	Hazel Blears, Theresa May, Vince Cable, Derek Simpson, Fraser Nelson
997	26	2 October 2008	Birmingham, England	Jacqui Smith, Michael Heseltine, Charles Kennedy, Richard Lambert, Janet Street-Porter
998	27	9 October 2008	London, England	Kenneth Clarke, John Denham, Chris Huhne, Michael Nazir-Ali, Ruth Lea
999	28	16 October 2008	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Geoff Hoon, Dominic Grieve, Julia Goldsworthy, Clare Short, James Caan
1000[98]	29	23 October 2008[fn 54][fn 55]	Peterborough, England	Jo Swinson, Roy Hattersley, Sayeeda Warsi, Alex Salmond, Lionel Barber
—	30	30 October 2008 [fn 56] (US Presidential Election Special)	Washington, D.C., United States	Elizabeth Edwards, Christopher Nixon Cox, Clarence Page, Simon Schama, Cheri Jacobus
1001	31	6 November 2008	London, England	Jack Straw, Bonnie Greer, Nigel Farage, Brian Eno, Pauline Neville-Jones
1002	32	13 November 2008	Dover, England	Margaret Beckett, Shirley Williams, Jeremy Hunt, Brian Moore, Simon Heffer
1003	33	20 November 2008	Glasgow, Scotland	Tavish Scott, Philip Hammond, Nicola Sturgeon, Jim Murphy, Melanie Phillips
1004	34	27 November 2008	Basildon, England	Douglas Alexander, George Osborne, Julia Neuberger, Justin King, Adam Price
1005	35	4 December 2008	Newry, Northern Ireland	Mark Durkan, Arlene Foster, Alan Johnson, Andrew Lansley, Ken Maginnis, Conor Murphy
1006	36	11 December 2008	Birkenhead, England	Nadine Dorries, Jim Knight, Lembit Öpik, Will Self, Esther Rantzen

2009

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
1007	1	15 January 2009	Leeds, England	Chris Grayling, Stephen Pollard, Jenny Tonge, Willie Walsh, Shaun Woodward
1008	2	22 January 2009	Crawley, England	Caroline Flint, Liam Fox, David Laws, Christopher Meyer, Janet Daley
1009	3	29 January 2009	Fort William, Scotland	Michael Gove, Hardeep Singh Kohli, Nicola Sturgeon, Jo Swinson, Charles Falconer
1010	4	5 February 2009	Dunstable, England	Shami Chakrabarti, Nigel Farage, Theresa May, Will Young, Geoff Hoon
1011	5	12 February 2009	Bath, England	Liam Byrne, Monty Don, Justine Greening, Salma Yaqoob, Kelvin MacKenzie
1012	6	19 February 2009	Peckham, England	Tony McNulty, Michael Heseltine, Piers Morgan, Sarah Teather, Timothy Campbell
1013	7	26 February 2009	Merthyr Tydfil, Wales	Cheryl Gillan, Peter Hain, Elfyn Llwyd, Kirsty Williams, George Pascoe-Watson
1014	8	5 March 2009	Dudley, England	Douglas Alexander, Andrew Mitchell, Shirley Williams, Toby Young, Germaine Greer
1015	9	12 March 2009	Toxteth, England	Alan Johnson, Susan Kramer, David Mitchell, Charles Moore, Sayeeda Warsi	[99]
1016	10	19 March 2009	Canary Wharf, England	Fern Britton, Vince Cable, Kenneth Clarke, Tessa Jowell, Douglas Murray
1017	11	26 March 2009[fn 57][100][101]	Newcastle, England	Charles Clarke, Ed Davey, Caroline Lucas, Eric Pickles, Michael Winner
1018	12	23 April 2009	Ealing, England	Vince Cable, John Denham, Philip Hammond, Ruth Lea, David Starkey
1019	13	30 April 2009	Great Yarmouth, England	Norman Baker, Hilary Benn, Andrew Lansley, Frank Skinner, Leanne Wood	[102]
1020	14	7 May 2009	Dunfermline, Scotland	Bruce Anderson, Nadine Dorries, Iain Gray, David Steel, Nicola Sturgeon
1021	15	14 May 2009	Grimsby, England	Margaret Beckett, Benedict Brogan, Menzies Campbell, Steve Easterbrook, Theresa May
1022	16	21 May 2009 [fn 58]	Salisbury, England	Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Marta Andreasen, Martin Bell, Ben Bradshaw, Vince Cable, William Hague
1023	17	28 May 2009	London, England	Nigel Farage, Caroline Flint, Pierre-Yves Gerbeau, Jo Swinson, Daniel Hannan, Caroline Lucas
1024	18	4 June 2009	Croydon, England	Paddy Ashdown, Liam Fox, Max Hastings, Fiona Phillips, Jan Royall
1025	19	11 June 2009 [fn 59]	Birmingham, England	Peter Hain, Chris Huhne, Ruth Lea, Derek Simpson, Caroline Spelman
1026	20	18 June 2009	Sunderland, England	Charles Falconer, Kenneth Clarke, Ed Davey, Esther Rantzen, Polly Toynbee
1027	21	25 June 2009 [fn 60]	Newquay, England	Julia Goldsworthy, Pauline Neville-Jones, Jim Knight, Kelvin MacKenzie, Leanne Wood
1028	22	2 July 2009	Cambridge, England	Harriet Harman, Iain Duncan Smith, David Laws, Peter Hitchens, Jarvis Cocker
1029	23	9 July 2009 [fn 38]	Salford, England	Andy Burnham, Jeremy Hunt, Sarah Teather, Shami Chakrabarti, Suzanne Burlton
1030	24	16 July 2009	Colchester, England	Chris Bryant, Margot James, Trisha Goddard, Lionel Barber, Lembit Opik
1031	25	23 July 2009	Norwich, England	Geoff Hoon, Shirley Williams, Sayeeda Warsi, Clive James, George Galloway
1032	26	24 September 2009	Bournemouth, England	Harriet Harman, David Laws, Michael Heseltine, Digby Jones, Fraser Nelson
1033	27	1 October 2009	Brighton, England	Ben Bradshaw, Theresa May, Charles Kennedy, Dambisa Moyo, David Starkey
1034	28	8 October 2009	Manchester, England	Yvette Cooper, George Osborne, Sarah Teather, Stuart Rose, Ian Hislop
1035	29	15 October 2009	Hull, England	Alan Johnson, Damian Green, Norman Baker, Nigel Farage, Joan Bakewell
1036	30	22 October 2009 [fn 61]	London, England	Bonnie Greer, Jack Straw, Nick Griffin, Chris Huhne, Sayeeda Warsi
1037	31	29 October 2009	Llandudno, Wales	Jacqui Smith, Cheryl Gillan, Lembit Opik, Elfyn Llwyd, John Sergeant
1038	32	5 November 2009	Reading, England	Peter Hain, Nick Herbert, Ian Blair, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Natalie Haynes
1039	33	12 November 2009 [fn 62]	Weston-super-Mare, England	Shaun Woodward, Pauline Neville-Jones, Julia Goldsworthy, Will Self, James Cracknell	Presenter: John Humphrys [103]
1040	34	19 November 2009	Leicester, England	Phil Woolas, Chris Grayling, Menzies Campbell, Nick Ferrari, Clare Short
1041	35	26 November 2009	Edinburgh, Scotland	Charles Falconer, David Davis, Nicola Sturgeon, Melanie Phillips, Marcus Brigstocke
1042	36	3 December 2009	London, England	Margaret Beckett, Andrew Lansley, Vince Cable, Kirstie Allsopp, Clive Anderson
1043	37	10 December 2009	Wootton Bassett, England	Richard Dannatt, Bill Rammell, William Hague, Paddy Ashdown, Piers Morgan, Salma Yaqoob

2010s

2010

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1044	1	14 January 2010	Finchley, England	Peter Hain, Kenneth Clarke, Chris Huhne, Shappi Khorsandi, Kelvin MacKenzie
1045	2	21 January 2010	Milton Keynes, England	Liam Byrne, Caroline Spelman, Sarah Teather, Andrew Roberts, Richard Madeley
1046	3	28 January 2010	Basildon, England	Ben Bradshaw, Nigel Lawson, Jenny Tonge, Jane Moore, Douglas Murray
1047	4	4 February 2010	Coventry, England	Charles Falconer, Theresa May, Clare Short, George Galloway, Melanie Phillips
1048	5	11 February 2010	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Shaun Woodward, Sammy Wilson, Gerry Kelly, David Trimble, Jim Allister, Margaret Ritchie
1049	6	18 February 2010	Middlesbrough, England	Roy Hattersley, Rory Stewart, Lynne Featherstone, Ruth Lea, Tom Conti
1050	7	25 February 2010	Cardiff, Wales	Peter Hain, Liam Fox, Elfyn Llwyd, Nigel Farage, Janet Street-Porter
1051	8	4 March 2010[fn 63][104]	Canary Wharf, England	Andrew Adonis, Boris Johnson, Shirley Williams, Carol Vorderman, Will Self
1052	9	11 March 2010[fn 64]	Dewsbury, England	Caroline Flint, Justine Greening, Jo Swinson, Monty Don, Kelvin MacKenzie
1053	10	18 March 2010	Wythenshawe, England	David Starkey, Margaret Beckett, Andrew Lansley, Charles Kennedy, Caroline Lucas
1054	11	25 March 2010	Glasgow, Scotland	Martin Sorrell, Liam Byrne, Alex Salmond, Sayeeda Warsi, Julia Goldsworthy
1055	12	1 April 2010	Stevenage, England	Alan Johnson, Kenneth Clarke, Sarah Teather, Richard Littlejohn, Victoria Coren
1056	13	7 April 2010[fn 65]	Woking, England	David Miliband, Theresa May, Menzies Campbell, Simon Schama, Janet Daley
1057	14	15 April 2010[fn 66]	London, England	Ed Miliband, Michael Gove, David Laws, Nigel Farage, Shami Chakrabarti, John Sergeant
1058	15	22 April 2010[fn 67]	Greenwich, England	William Hague, Yvette Cooper, Menzies Campbell, Elfyn Llwyd, Ann Leslie
1059	16	29 April 2010[fn 68]	Birmingham, England	Ed Balls, Liam Fox, Vince Cable, Janet Street-Porter, Alex Salmond
1060	17	13 May 2010[fn 69]	London, England	Michael Heseltine, Charles Falconer, Simon Hughes, Melanie Phillips, Mehdi Hasan
1061	18	20 May 2010	Richmond Park, England	Theresa May, Menzies Campbell, Caroline Flint, Shami Chakrabarti, Douglas Murray
1062	19	27 May 2010	Gravesend, England	John Redwood, Susan Kramer, Alastair Campbell,[fn 70] Piers Morgan, Max Hastings
1063	20	3 June 2010	Brecon, Wales	David Willetts, Diane Abbott, Leanne Wood, Matthew Parris, Kelvin MacKenzie
1064	21	10 June 2010	Plymouth, England	Jeremy Hunt, Ben Bradshaw, Salma Yaqoob, Katie Hopkins, Toby Young
1065	22	17 June 2010	Witney, England	Chris Huhne, Peter Hain, Jeffrey Donaldson, Amanda Platell, Helena Kennedy
1066	23	24 June 2010	Canary Wharf, England	Vince Cable, Ed Balls, Caroline Lucas, Brent Hoberman, Peter Hitchens
1067	24	1 July 2010	Ipswich, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Alan Johnson, Simon Heffer, Mary Beard, Camila Batmanghelidjh
1068	25	8 July 2010	Edinburgh, Scotland	Michael Forsyth, Michael Moore, Douglas Alexander, Nicola Sturgeon, Ed Byrne
1069	26	15 July 2010	Bexhill-on-Sea, England	Francis Maude, Andy Burnham, George Galloway, Sally Bercow, Nick Ferrari
1070	27	22 July 2010	Hartlepool, England	Nigel Farage, Damian Green, Ruth Lea, Bob Crow, Sadiq Khan
1071	28	16 September 2010[fn 71]	London, England	David Miliband, Ed Miliband, Ed Balls, Andy Burnham, Diane Abbott
1072	29	23 September 2010	Liverpool, England	Vince Cable, John Redwood, Caroline Flint, Ian Hislop, Mehdi Hasan
1073	30	30 September 2010	Manchester, England	Grant Shapps,[fn 72] Simon Hughes, Diane Abbott, David Starkey, Brian Cox
1074	31	7 October 2010	Birmingham, England	Sayeeda Warsi, Charles Clarke, Susan Kramer, Max Mosley, Rageh Omaar
1075	32	14 October 2010	Cheltenham, England	Max Hastings, Tessa Jowell, Maria Misra, David Willetts, Phil Willis
1076	33	21 October 2010	Middlesbrough, England	Richard Dannatt, John Denham, Philip Hammond, Caroline Lucas, George Pascoe-Watson, Polly Toynbee
1077	34	28 October 2010	Glasgow, Scotland	Chris Bryant, Ed Davey, Hugh Hendry, Simon Schama, Nicola Sturgeon
1078	35	4 November 2010	Sheffield, England	Jeremy Browne, Shami Chakrabarti, David Davis, Jon Gaunt, Jack Straw
1079	36	11 November 2010	London, England	Sherard Cowper-Coles, Caroline Flint, Clive James, Theresa May, Douglas Murray
1080	37	18 November 2010	Swansea, Wales	Lionel Barber, Nerys Evans, Chris Grayling, Carwyn Jones, Kelvin MacKenzie, Kirsty Williams
1081	38	25 November 2010	Maidstone, England	Paddy Ashdown, Kenneth Clarke, Gloria De Piero, Nigel Farage, Kate Mosse
1082	39	2 December 2010	Coventry, England	Danny Alexander, Nadine Dorries, Ken Livingstone, Christopher Meyer, John Sergeant
1083	40	9 December 2010	London, England	Janet Daley, Liam Fox, Sadiq Khan, Norman Lamb, Aaron Porter

2011

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1084	1	13 January 2011	London, England	Michael Gove, Charles Kennedy, Diane Abbott, Jeanette Winterson, James Caan
1085	2	20 January 2011	Burnley, England	Caroline Spelman, Simon Hughes, Alastair Campbell, George Galloway, Clarke Carlisle
1086	3	27 January 2011	Cambridge, England	Chris Huhne, Chuka Umunna, Edwina Currie, Will Self, Katie Hopkins
1087	4	3 February 2011	Workington, England	Andy Burnham, Damian Green, Clare Short, Melanie Phillips, Noreena Hertz
1088	5	10 February 2011	Bristol, England	Francis Maude, Menzies Campbell, Jacqui Smith, Mehdi Hasan, Douglas Murray
1089	6	17 February 2011	Barking, England	Vince Cable, Yvette Cooper, Michael Heseltine, Nigel Farage, Victoria Barnsley
1090	7	24 February 2011	Newport, Wales	Cheryl Gillan, Peter Hain, Shirley Williams, Elfyn Llwyd, Janet Street-Porter, Fraser Nelson
1091	8	3 March 2011	Derby, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Margaret Beckett, Mark Malloch Brown, David Starkey, Liam Halligan
1092	9	10 March 2011	Edinburgh, Scotland	Michael Moore, Douglas Alexander, Annabel Goldie, Nicola Sturgeon, Patrick Harvie, Nick Ferrari
1093	10	17 March 2011	Eastbourne, England	Sayeeda Warsi, Simon Hughes, Chris Bryant, Caroline Lucas, Kelvin MacKenzie
1094	11	24 March 2011	London, England	Danny Alexander, Ken Livingstone, Rory Stewart, Niall Ferguson, Bianca Jagger
1095	12	31 March 2011	Newham, England	Boris Johnson, Sarah Teather, Diane Abbott, Clive Anderson, Mark Serwotka
1096	13	7 April 2011	Oxford, England	Jeremy Hunt, Caroline Flint, Jo Swinson, Robert Winston, Simon Callow
1097	14	14 April 2011	Liverpool, England	Chris Huhne, Michael Howard, Peter Hain, Alex Salmond, Cristina Odone
1098	15	5 May 2011	London, England	Philip Hammond, Andy Burnham, Paddy Ashdown, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Douglas Murray, Armando Iannucci
1099	16	12 May 2011	Sheffield, England	Vince Cable, David Blunkett, Anna Soubry, James O'Brien, Max Mosley
1100	17	19 May 2011[fn 73]	Wormwood Scrubs, England[105]	Kenneth Clarke, Jack Straw, Shami Chakrabarti, Melanie Phillips
1101	18	26 May 2011[106]	Exeter, England	Jeremy Browne, Hilary Benn, Louise Bagshawe, Charlotte Harris, Christopher Meyer
1102	19	2 June 2011	Wrexham, Wales	Stephen Dorrell, Alan Johnson, Elfyn Llwyd, Simon Jenkins, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1103	20	9 June 2011	Norwich, England	Andrew Mitchell, Charles Clarke, Jo Swinson, Germaine Greer, Peter Hitchens
1104	21	16 June 2011	Aberdeen, Scotland	Michael Moore, Alex Salmond, Michael Forsyth, Margaret Curran, Tom Hunter
1105	22	23 June 2011	Huddersfield, England	Norman Baker, John Redwood, Rachel Reeves, Fern Britton, David Mitchell
1106	23	30 June 2011[106]	Birmingham, England	Philip Hammond, John Denham, Polly Toynbee, Richard Lambert, Christine Blower
1107	24	7 July 2011[106]	Basingstoke, England	Chris Grayling, Douglas Alexander, Shirley Williams, Hugh Grant, Jon Gaunt.
1108	25	11 August 2011[fn 74]	London, England	David Davis, John Prescott, Brian Paddick, Fraser Nelson, Camila Batmanghelidjh, John Sentamu
1109	26	8 September 2011	London, England	Liam Fox, David Miliband, Richard Perle, Tariq Ali, Bonnie Greer, Christina Schmid
1110	27	15 September 2011	Derry, Northern Ireland	Owen Paterson, Diane Abbott, Nigel Dodds, Martina Anderson, Nicola Horlick
1111	28	22 September 2011	Birmingham, England	Vince Cable, Harriet Harman, Priti Patel, Ian Hislop, Justine Roberts
1112	29	29 September 2011	Liverpool, England	Grant Shapps, Tim Farron, Caroline Flint, Janet Street-Porter, Peter Oborne
1113	30	6 October 2011	Salford, England	Sayeeda Warsi, Andy Burnham, Charles Kennedy, Jane Moore, Billy Bragg
1114	31	13 October 2011	London, England	Andrew Lansley, Ken Livingstone, Sarah Sands, Phil Hammond, Mark Littlewood
1115	32	20 October 2011	Glasgow, Scotland	Alistair Carmichael, Margaret Curran, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Brian Cox, Mike Russell
1116	33	27 October 2011	Winchester, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Gloria De Piero, Nigel Farage, Jo Swinson, Julian Fellowes
1117	34	3 November 2011	Palace of Westminster, England	Theresa May, Ed Balls, Shirley Williams, Peter Hitchens, Benjamin Zephaniah
1118	35	10 November 2011	Newcastle upon Tyne, England	Michael Moore, Rachel Reeves, Nadine Dorries, Colin Blakemore, Stephen Pollard
1119	36	17 November 2011	Aberystwyth, Wales	Grant Shapps, Chris Bryant, Elin Jones, Will Hutton, Simon Jenkins
1120	37	24 November 2011	Bath, England	Chris Huhne, Liz Kendall, Daniel Hannan, Justin King, Jimmy Wales
1121	38	1 December 2011	Dagenham, England	Kenneth Clarke, Chuka Umunna, Deborah Meaden, David Frum, Mary Bousted
1122	39	8 December 2011	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Tristram Hunt, Claire Perry, Constance Briscoe, Simon Wolfson, Mehdi Hasan

2012

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1123	1	12 January 2012	Tower Hamlets, England	Justine Greening, Douglas Alexander, Paddy Ashdown, Nicola Sturgeon, Kelvin MacKenzie
1124	2	19 January 2012	Shrewsbury, England	Sayeeda Warsi, Stephen Twigg, Caroline Lucas, Germaine Greer, Charles Moore
1125	3	26 January 2012	Plymouth, England	Jeremy Browne, David Lammy, Elizabeth Truss, Mark Steel, Melanie Phillips
1126	4	2 February 2012	Southport, England	Alan Duncan, Sadiq Khan, Digby Jones, Phil Redmond, Emma Boon
1127	5	9 February 2012	London, England	Philip Hammond, Shirley Williams, Alistair Campbell, Steve Coogan, Ann Leslie
1128	6	16 February 2012	Nottingham, England	Kenneth Clarke, John Prescott, Susan Kramer, Julie Meyer, Owen Jones
1129	7	23 February 2012	Tunbridge Wells, England	Ed Vaizey, Emily Thornberry, Paul Nuttall, Cristina Odone, Simon Schama
1130	8	1 March 2012	Dewsbury, England	John Redwood, Rachel Reeves, Jo Swinson, David Starkey, Clarke Carlisle
1131	9	8 March 2012	Guildford, England	Eric Pickles, Caroline Flint, Will Young, Janice Atkinson-Small, Will Self
1132	10	15 March 2012 [107]	St Andrews, Scotland	Willie Rennie,[fn 75] Ruth Davidson, Frank Field, Humza Yousaf, Janet Street-Porter
1133	11	22 March 2012 [108]	Grimsby, England	Vince Cable, Chuka Umunna, David Davis, Melissa Kite, Marina Lewycka
1134	12	29 March 2012	Portsmouth, England	Sarah Teather, Douglas Alexander, Anna Soubry, Simon Jenkins, Alexei Sayle
1135	13	19 April 2012	Leeds, England	Sayeeda Warsi, Yvette Cooper, Tim Farron, George Galloway, David Aaronovitch
1136	14	26 April 2012 [109][fn 76]	Romford, England	Chris Grayling, Diane Abbott, Simon Hughes, Nigel Farage, Polly Toynbee
1137	15	3 May 2012	Central London, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Harriet Harman, Menzies Campbell, Theo Paphitis, Mark Serwotka
1138	16	10 May 2012	Oldham, England	Caroline Spelman, Chris Bryant, Matthew Oakeshott, Mary Beard, Peter Oborne
1139	17	17 May 2012	Cardiff, Wales	Maria Miller, Peter Hain, Leanne Wood, Kelvin MacKenzie, John O'Farrell [fn 77]
1140	18	24 May 2012	King's Lynn, England	David Willetts, John Prescott, Caroline Lucas, Griff Rhys Jones, Minette Marrin
1141	19	31 May 2012	Rugby, England	Alan Duncan, Stella Creasy, Mark Oaten, Fraser Nelson, Victoria Coren
1142	20	7 June 2012	Inverness, Scotland	Charles Kennedy, Johann Lamont, Michael Forsyth, Alex Neil, Melanie Phillips, Alan Cumming
1143	21	14 June 2012	Stockton-on-Tees, England	Grant Shapps, Emily Thornberry, Tim Farron, Peter Hitchens, Greg Dyke
1144	22	21 June 2012	West Bromwich, England	Kenneth Clarke, Andy Burnham, Len McCluskey, Ruth Lea, Julie White
1145	23	28 June 2012	Luton, England	Justine Greening, Tessa Jowell, Paddy Ashdown, Tony Robinson, Terry Smith
1146	24	5 July 2012	Derby, England	Ed Davey, Alan Johnson, Louise Mensch, Dominic Lawson, John Lydon
1147	25	27 September 2012	Brighton, England	Danny Alexander, Harriet Harman, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Kirstie Allsopp, Steve Coogan
1148	26	4 October 2012	Manchester, England	Kenneth Clarke, Douglas Alexander, Susan Kramer, Willie Walsh, Janet Street-Porter
1149	27	11 October 2012	Birmingham, England	Grant Shapps, Caroline Flint, Simon Hughes, Cristina Odone, Benjamin Zephaniah
1150	28	18 October 2012	Glasgow, Scotland	Nicola Sturgeon, Ruth Davidson, Margaret Curran, Alan Cochrane, Mark Serwotka
1151	29	25 October 2012	Slough, England	Vince Cable, Emily Thornberry, Claire Perry, Paul Nuttall, Mehdi Hasan
1152	30	1 November 2012	London, England	David Miliband, Kwasi Kwarteng, Shami Chakrabarti, Jerry Springer, Colleen Graffy
1153	31	8 November 2012	Bexhill-on-Sea, England	Damian Green, Chuka Umunna, Shirley Williams, David Blanchflower, Jane Moore
1154	32	15 November 2012	Corby, England	Chris Grayling, Harriet Harman, Nigel Farage, Tessa Munt, Moray MacLennan
1155	33	22 November 2012	Westminster Hall, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Yvette Cooper, Charles Kennedy, Deborah Meaden, Owen Jones
1156	34	29 November 2012	Swansea, Wales	Patrick McLoughlin, Chris Bryant, Simon Jenkins, Neil Wallis, Charlotte Church
1157	35	6 December 2012	Liverpool, England	Francis Maude, Andy Burnham, Tim Farron, Lionel Barber, Leanne Wood
1158	36	13 December 2012	Bristol, England	Justine Greening, Stella Creasy, Karan Bilimoria, Will Self, Peter Hitchens

2013

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1159	1	10 January 2013	London, England	Ed Davey, John Prescott, Nadine Dorries, John Bird, Camilla Cavendish
1160	2	17 January 2013	Lincoln, England	Nigel Farage, Mary Beard, Grant Shapps, Caroline Flint, Roland Rudd
1161	3	24 January 2013	Weymouth, England	Anna Soubry, Ben Bradshaw, Menzies Campbell, Ian Hislop, Angela Epstein
1162	4	31 January 2013	Lancaster, England	Sayeeda Warsi, Alan Johnson, Dom Joly, Zoe Williams, James Delingpole
1163	5	7 February 2013	Stirling, Scotland	Michael Moore, Humza Yousaf, Charles Falconer, Mary Macleod, Brian Souter
1164	6	14 February 2013	Leicester, England	Maria Miller, Mary Creagh, Susan Kramer, George Galloway, Fraser Nelson
1165	7	21 February 2013	St Paul's Cathedral, London, England	Vince Cable, Diane Abbott, Michael Heseltine, Peter Hitchens, Giles Fraser
1166	8	28 February 2013	Eastleigh, England	Jeremy Browne, Angela Eagle, Claire Perry, Neil Hamilton, Ken Loach
1167	9	7 March 2013	Dover, England	Kenneth Clarke, Stephen Twigg, Melanie Phillips, Bob Crow, Diane James
1168	10	14 March 2013	Cardiff, Wales	Francis Maude, Chuka Umunna, Kirsty Williams, Leanne Wood, Theo Paphitis
1169	11	21 March 2013	York, England	Michael Gove, Emily Thornberry, Natalie Bennett, Mark Littlewood, Anthony Horowitz
1170	12	11 April 2013	Finchley, England	Kenneth Clarke, David Blunkett, Menzies Campbell, Polly Toynbee, Charles Moore
1171	13	18 April 2013	Aldershot, England	Michael Howard, Caroline Flint, Sarah Teather, Amanda Platell, Griff Rhys Jones
1172	14	25 April 2013	Worcester, England	Sajid Javid, Luciana Berger, Simon Hughes, Natalie Bennett, Nigel Farage
1173	15	2 May 2013	Dartford, England	Justine Greening, Harriet Harman, David Starkey, Shirley Williams, Victoria Coren
1174	16	9 May 2013	Coventry, England	David Davis, Tristram Hunt, Jo Swinson, Germaine Greer, Jerry Hayes
1175	17	16 May 2013	Ipswich, England	Philip Hammond, Chris Bryant, Charles Kennedy, Gillian Tett, Peter Bazalgette
1176	18	23 May 2013	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Theresa Villiers, Vernon Coaker, Ian Paisley, Jr., John O'Dowd, Peter Tatchell, Maajid Nawaz
1177	19	30 May 2013	London, England	Anna Soubry, Alan Johnson, Diane James, Julian Fellowes, Mehdi Hasan
1178	20	6 June 2013	Blackburn, England	Margot James, Douglas Alexander, Matthew Oakeshott, Salma Yaqoob, A. N. Wilson
1179	21	13 June 2013[110]	Edinburgh, Scotland	Ruth Davidson, Anas Sarwar, George Galloway, Angus Robertson, Lesley Riddoch, Nigel Farage
1180	22	20 June 2013	London, England	Boris Johnson, Ed Davey, Tessa Jowell, Melanie Phillips, Russell Brand
1181	23	27 June 2013	Newcastle upon Tyne, England	David Willetts, Liz Kendall, Simon Hughes, Mark Steel, Jill Kirby
1182	24	4 July 2013	Basildon, England	Danny Alexander, Sarah Wollaston, Margaret Hodge, Tony Robinson, Douglas Murray
1183	25	12 September 2013	London, England	Justine Greening, Chuka Umunna, Caroline Lucas, David Aaronovitch, Colleen Graffy
1184	26	19 September 2013	Rochdale, England	Kenneth Clarke, Harriet Harman, Shirley Williams, Laurie Penny, Antony Worrall Thompson
1185	27	26 September 2013	Uxbridge, England	Michael Gove, Douglas Alexander, Patrick O'Flynn, Will Self, Louise Cooper
1186	28	3 October 2013	Birmingham, England	Grant Shapps, Yvette Cooper, Kirsty Williams, Mehdi Hasan, Quentin Letts
1187	29	10 October 2013	Cambridge, England	Jo Swinson, Diane Abbott, Adam Afriyie, Sarah Churchwell, Matthew Parris
1188	30	17 October 2013	Basingstoke, England	Mark Harper, Tristram Hunt, Diane James, Peter Oborne, Bonnie Greer
1189	31	24 October 2013	Liverpool, England	Elizabeth Truss, Caroline Flint, Tim Farron, Owen Jones, Peter Hitchens
1190	32	31 October 2013[fn 78][111]	St Austell, England	Matthew Hancock, Chris Bryant, Jeremy Browne, Harriet Sergeant, Paris Lees
1191	33	7 November 2013	Boston, England	Vicky Pryce, Nigel Farage, Emily Thornberry, Anna Soubry, Benjamin Zephaniah
1192	34	14 November 2013[fn 79]	Portsmouth, England[112]	Ed Davey, Stella Creasy, Nigel Lawson, Paul Kenny, Nikki King
1193	35	21 November 2013[fn 80]	Salford, England	Olly Grender, Sadiq Khan, Jeremy Hunt
1194	36	28 November 2013	Falkirk, Scotland	Margaret Curran, Eddi Reader, Alistair Carmichael, Nicola Sturgeon, Annabel Goldie, Patrick Harvie
1195	37	5 December 2013[fn 81]	London, England	Danny Alexander, Rachel Reeves, David Davis, Mary Beard, Nick Ferrari
1196	38	12 December 2013[fn 82][113]	Johannesburg, South Africa	Peter Hain, Pik Botha, Lindiwe Zulu, Lindiwe Mazibuko, Eusebius McKaiser, Andile Mngxitama [113]

2014

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1197	1	9 January 2014	Lewisham, England	Norman Baker, Chuka Umunna, Nadine Dorries, Paul Nuttall, Susie Boniface
1198	2	16 January 2014	Durham, England	Grant Shapps, Mary Creagh, Tim Farron, John Sentamu, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1199	3	23 January 2014	Dundee, Scotland[114]	John Swinney, Ruth Davidson, Jim Sillars, Kezia Dugdale[fn 83]
1200	4	30 January 2014	Norwich, England	Kenneth Clarke, Emily Thornberry, Matthew Oakeshott,[fn 84] Kate Smurthwaite, Mark Littlewood
1201	5	6 February 2014	Gillingham, England	Matthew Hancock, Tessa Jowell, David Starkey, George Galloway, Alison Wolf
1202	6	13 February 2014	Scunthorpe, England	Damian Green, Chris Bryant, Janice Atkinson, Robert Winston, Cristina Odone
1203	7	20 February 2014	Swindon, England	Philip Hammond, Liz Kendall, Charles Kennedy, Jeanette Winterson, Roger Scruton
1204	8	27 February 2014	Newport, Wales	Anna Soubry, Rushanara Ali, Elfyn Llwyd, Jay Rayner, Melanie Phillips
1205	9	6 March 2014[fn 85][115]	Barking, England	Michael Heseltine, Simon Hughes, Rachel Reeves, David Aaronovitch, Amanda Platell, Aleksander Nekrassov[fn 86]
1206	10	13 March 2014	Nottingham, England	Douglas Alexander, Nick Hewer, Susan Kramer, Nadhim Zahawi, Isabel Oakeshott
1207	11	20 March 2014	Warrington, England	Danny Alexander, Andy Burnham, Dominic Raab, Jill Kirby, Val McDermid
1208	12	27 March 2014	Brighton, England	Justine Greening, Diane Abbott, Roger Helmer, Mick Hucknall, Simon Wolfson
1209	13	3 April 2014	Bristol, England	Vince Cable, Peter Hain, Kwasi Kwarteng, Camilla Cavendish, Julie Bindel
1210	14	10 April 2014	Hammersmith, England	Sajid Javid, Harriet Harman, Kirsty Williams, Billy Bragg, Martin Sorrell
1211	15	1 May 2014	Leeds, England	Yvette Cooper, Tim Farron, Suzanne Evans, Conor Burns, Simon Jenkins
1212	16	8 May 2014	Southampton, England	Grant Shapps, Chuka Umunna, Shirley Williams, Nigel Farage, Caroline Lucas
1213	17	15 May 2014	Coventry, England	Caroline Flint, Paddy Ashdown, Esther McVey, Humza Yousaf, Tim Stanley
1214	18	22 May 2014	Radlett, England	Chris Grayling, Tristram Hunt, Jeremy Browne, Neil Hamilton, Jack Monroe, Kirstie Allsopp
1215	19	29 May 2014	Heathrow Airport, England[116]	David Willetts, Margaret Curran, Louise Bours, Piers Morgan, Joey Barton
1216	20	5 June 2014	Llandudno, Wales	David Jones, Liz Kendall, Hywel Williams, Isabel Hardman, Nev Wilshire
1217	21	12 June 2014	King's Lynn, England	Iain Duncan Smith, Chris Bryant, Tessa Munt, Ian Hislop, Salma Yaqoob
1218	22	26 June 2014	Wolverhampton, England	Anna Soubry, John Prescott, Paul Nuttall, Maajid Nawaz, Neil Wallis
1219	23	3 July 2014	Croydon, England	Alan Johnson, Jo Swinson, Bernard Jenkin, Peter Hitchens, Christine Blower
1220	24	10 July 2014	Inverness, Scotland[117]	Ricky Ross, Scott Hastings, Joan Burnie, Alan Savage[fn 87]
1221	25	25 September 2014	Kelso, Scotland	Rory Stewart, Emily Thornberry, John Swinney, Lesley Riddoch, Janet Street-Porter
1222	26	2 October 2014	Northampton, England	Grant Shapps, Stella Creasy, Julian Huppert, Susie Boniface, Charlie Mullins[fn 88]
1223	27	9 October 2014	Clacton-on-Sea, England	Eric Pickles, Harriet Harman, Patrick O'Flynn, Malcolm Bruce, Jeanette Winterson
1224	28	16 October 2014	Newbury, England	Jeremy Hunt, Angela Eagle, Menzies Campbell, Isabel Oakeshott, Giles Fraser
1225	29	23 October 2014	Liverpool, England	Alex Salmond, Caroline Flint, Mark Harper, Louise Bours, Len McCluskey
1226	30	30 October 2014	Taunton, England	Owen Paterson, Tristram Hunt, Susan Kramer, Caroline Lucas, Anthony Horowitz
1227	31	6 November 2014	Middlesbrough, England	Charles Kennedy, Douglas Alexander, Brandon Lewis, Melanie Phillips, Matt Forde
1228	32	13 November 2014	Cardiff, Wales	Stephen Crabb, Carwyn Jones, Leanne Wood, Kirsty Williams, Rod Liddle
1229	33	20 November 2014	Birmingham, England	Kenneth Clarke, Andy Burnham, Douglas Carswell, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Dia Chakravarty
1230	34	27 November 2014	Romford, England	Michael Gove, Chuka Umunna, Jo Brand, Amanda Platell, Norman Baker
1231	35	4 December 2014	Doncaster, England	Sajid Javid, Yvette Cooper, Shirley Williams, Omid Djalili, Jill Kirby
1232	36	11 December 2014[fn 89][118]	Canterbury, England	Penny Mordaunt, Mary Creagh, Nigel Farage, Camilla Cavendish, Russell Brand

2015

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1233	1	8 January 2015	Watford, England	Vince Cable, Liz Kendall, David Davis, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Jimmy Wales
1234	2	15 January 2015	Lincoln, England	Anna Soubry, Douglas Alexander, Sal Brinton, Mehdi Hasan, David Starkey
1235	3	22 January 2015	Eastleigh, England	Esther McVey, Diane Abbott, Paul Nuttall, Tim Farron, Amol Rajan
1236	4	29 January 2015	Wrexham, Wales	Sajid Javid, Peter Hain, Rhun ap Iorwerth, Kate Maltby, Germaine Greer
1237	5	5 February 2015[fn 90][119][120]	Finchley, England	Nicky Morgan, Tristram Hunt, George Galloway, Cristina Odone, Jonathan Freedland
1238	6	12 February 2015	Norwich, England	Ed Davey, Chris Bryant, Sarah Wollaston, Suzanne Evans, Armando Iannucci
1239	7	19 February 2015	Stockton-on-Tees, England	Michael Heseltine, Nicola Sturgeon, Caroline Flint, Norman Lamb, Duncan Bannatyne
1240	8	26 February 2015	Telford, England	Grant Shapps, Rachel Reeves, Mark Reckless, Tessa Munt, Camilla Long
1241	9	5 March 2015	Glasgow, Scotland	Danny Alexander, Humza Yousaf, Kezia Dugdale, Ruth Davidson, Toby Young, Val McDermid
1242	10	12 March 2015	Leeds, England	Anna Soubry, Lucy Powell, Charles Kennedy, Natalie Bennett, Ian Hislop
1243	11	19 March 2015	Croydon, England	Sajid Javid, Chuka Umunna, Shirley Williams, Dia Chakravarty, Will Self
1244	12	26 March 2015[fn 91]	Bolton, England	Nicky Morgan, Jim Murphy, Steven Woolfe, Leanne Wood, Janet Street-Porter
1245	13	2 April 2015	Salford, England	Michael Gove, Andy Burnham, Danny Alexander, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Peter Hitchens
1246	14	9 April 2015	Bristol, England	Elizabeth Truss, Douglas Alexander, Vince Cable, Caroline Lucas, Tim Stanley
1247	15	16 April 2015	London, England	Grant Shapps, Yvette Cooper, Angus Robertson, Jo Swinson, Douglas Carswell, Piers Morgan
1248	16	23 April 2015	West Bromwich, England	William Hague, Harriet Harman, John Swinney, Paul Nuttall, Natalie Bennett
—	17	30 April 2015[fn 92] (General Election Special)	Leeds, England	David Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg
—	18	8 May 2015[fn 93] (General Election Special)	London, England	Francis Maude, Alastair Campbell, John Swinney, Paddy Ashdown, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1249	19	14 May 2015	Uxbridge, England	Jeremy Hunt, Tristram Hunt, Nigel Farage, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Brian May
1250	20	21 May 2015	Derby, England	Nicky Morgan, Stella Creasy, Tim Farron, Owen Jones, Hilary Devey
1251	21	28 May 2015	Aberdeen, Scotland	John Nicolson, Ruth Davidson, Charles Falconer, Lesley Riddoch, Alex Massie
1252	22	4 June 2015	Plymouth, England	Justine Greening, Mary Creagh, Norman Lamb, Susie Boniface, Jill Kirby
1253	23	11 June 2015	Gateshead, England	Matthew Hancock, Chris Bryant, Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Douglas Carswell, Cristina Odone
1254	24	18 June 2015	High Wycombe, England	Alex Salmond, David Davis, Caroline Flint, Lionel Barber, Melanie Phillips
1255	25	25 June 2015	Southampton, England	Amber Rudd, Andy Burnham, Suzanne Evans, Fraser Nelson, Giles Fraser[fn 94]
1256	26	2 July 2015	Grays, England	Jeremy Hunt, Jeremy Corbyn, Anne McElvoy, Shappi Khorsandi, Douglas Murray
1257	27	9 July 2015	Sheffield, England	Anna Soubry, Chuka Umunna, Tommy Sheppard, Louise Bours, Rachel Johnson
1258	28	17 September 2015[fn 95][121]	Wembley, England	Elizabeth Truss, John McDonnell, Alex Salmond, Tim Stanley, Sandi Toksvig
1259	29	24 September 2015	Cambridge, England	Kenneth Clarke, Chris Bryant, Yanis Varoufakis, Suzanne Evans, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1260	30	1 October 2015	Cardiff, Wales	Stephen Crabb, Stephen Kinnock, Leanne Wood, Charles Moore, Charlotte Church
1261	31	8 October 2015	Leicester, England	Priti Patel, Lisa Nandy, Tim Farron, Stewart Hosie, Melanie Phillips
1262	32	15 October 2015[fn 96][122]	Dover, England	Amber Rudd, Louise Haigh, Roger Helmer, Rod Liddle, Simon Schama
1263	33	22 October 2015	Grimsby, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Alan Johnson, Nigel Farage, Michelle Dewberry, Germaine Greer
1264	34	29 October 2015	Edinburgh, Scotland	Annabel Goldie, Keith Brown, Kezia Dugdale, Merryn Somerset Webb, Billy Bragg
1265	35	5 November 2015	Tottenham, England	Justine Greening, Chuka Umunna, Jenny Jones, Peter Hitchens, Victoria Coren Mitchell
1266	36	12 November 2015	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Sajid Javid, Lucy Powell, Paul Nuttall, Stig Abell, Paris Lees
1267	37	19 November 2015[fn 97]	London, England	Anna Soubry, Andy Burnham, Natalie Nougayrède, Sir Max Hastings, Mehdi Hasan, Evgeny Lebedev
1268	38	26 November 2015	Wythenshawe, England	Matthew Hancock, Ken Livingstone, Kate Andrews, Matt Forde, Pete Wishart
1269	39	3 December 2015	Birmingham, England	Nicky Morgan, Diane Abbott, Caroline Lucas, Jill Kirby, Maajid Nawaz
1270	40	10 December 2015	Bath, England	Greg Clark, Caroline Flint, Vince Cable, Quentin Letts, Mary Beard
1271	41	17 December 2015	Slough, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Mark Reckless, Emily Thornberry, Hannah Bardell, Piers Morgan

2016

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1272	1	14 January 2016	London, England	Nick Boles, Cat Smith, Patrick O'Flynn, Camilla Long, Kelvin MacKenzie
1273	2	21 January 2016	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Theresa Villiers, Peter Hain, Nigel Dodds, Declan Kearney, Gráinne Maguire
1274	3	28 January 2016[fn 98][123]	Stamford, England	Patrick McLoughlin, Jess Phillips, Angus Robertson, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Moray MacLennan
1275	4	4 February 2016[fn 99][124]	Bradford, England	Amber Rudd, Shabana Mahmood, Paul Nuttall, Sal Brinton, Isabel Oakeshott
1276	5	11 February 2016	Llanelli, Wales	Stephen Crabb, Carwyn Jones, Nigel Farage, Leanne Wood, Romesh Ranganathan
1277	6	18 February 2016	Stratford-upon-Avon, England	Justine Greening, Lisa Nandy, John Nicolson, June Sarpong, Theo Paphitis
1278	7	25 February 2016	Poole, England	Elizabeth Truss, Diane Abbott, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Giles Fraser, Julian Fellowes
1279	8	3 March 2016	Liverpool, England	Dominic Raab, John McDonnell, Louise Bours, Zoe Williams, Jermaine Jenas
1280	9	10 March 2016	Dundee, Scotland	Ruth Davidson, John Swinney, Jenny Marra, Willie Rennie, Patrick Harvie, Tim Stanley
1281	10	17 March 2016	Chelmsford, England	Nicky Morgan, Emily Thornberry, Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Roger Helmer, Mark Littlewood
1282	11	7 April 2016	Ilford, England	Anna Soubry, Chris Bryant, Douglas Carswell, Ruth Lea, Irvine Welsh
1283	12	14 April 2016	Doncaster, England	Daniel Hannan, Owen Smith, Angus Robertson, Jenny Jones, Dia Chakravarty
1284	13	21 April 2016	Exeter, England	Liam Fox, Paddy Ashdown, Kate Hoey, Leanne Wood, Tim Martin
1285	14	28 April 2016	Hull, England	Greg Clark, Andy Burnham, Alex Salmond, Jill Kirby, Paul Marshall
1286	15	5 May 2016	Manchester, England	Nigel Lawson, Lisa Nandy, Michael O'Leary, Isabel Oakeshott, Benjamin Zephaniah
1287	16	12 May 2016	Aberdeen, Scotland	David Mundell, Humza Yousaf, Kezia Dugdale, Jim Sillars, Merryn Somerset Webb
1288	17	19 May 2016	Walsall, England	Amber Rudd, Yvette Cooper, Tim Farron, Paul Nuttall, Paul Mason
1289	18	26 May 2016	Ipswich, England	Ed Miliband, David Davis, Caroline Lucas, Steve Hilton, Dreda Say Mitchell
1290	19	2 June 2016	Cardiff, Wales	Elizabeth Truss, Frank Field, Neil Hamilton, Liz Saville Roberts, Owen Jones
1291	20	9 June 2016	Folkestone, England	Chris Grayling, Hilary Benn, Nigel Farage, Allison Pearson, Eddie Izzard
1292	21	15 June 2016[fn 100]	Nottingham, England	Michael Gove
1293	22	19 June 2016[fn 101]	Milton Keynes, England	David Cameron
1294	23	26 June 2016[fn 102]	Birmingham, England	Dominic Raab, Paul Nuttall, Giles Fraser, Anna Soubry, Alex Salmond, Diane Abbott
1295	24	30 June 2016	Preston, England	Sam Gyimah, Emily Thornberry, Douglas Carswell, Melanie Phillips, Russell Kane
1296	25	7 July 2016	Brighton, England	Charles Falconer, Tom Tugendhat, Sal Brinton, George Galloway, Ian Hislop
1297	26	8 September 2016[fn 103]	Oldham, England	Jeremy Corbyn, Owen Smith
1298	27	15 September 2016	Salisbury, England	Anna Soubry, John McDonnell, Joanna Cherry, Quentin Letts, Alastair Campbell
1299	28	22 September 2016	Sutton Coldfield, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Liz Kendall, Caroline Lucas, Norman Lamb, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1300	29	29 September 2016	Boston, England	Priti Patel, Richard Burgon, Steven Woolfe, Bonnie Greer, Rod Liddle[fn 104]
1301	30	6 October 2016	Neath, Wales	Alun Cairns, Chuka Umunna, Leanne Wood, Neil Hamilton, Andy Parsons
1302	31	13 October 2016	Hendon, England	Damian Green, Emily Thornberry, Alex Salmond, Isabel Oakeshott, Amol Rajan
1303	32	20 October 2016	Hartlepool, England	Kenneth Clarke, Angela Rayner, Lisa Duffy, Yanis Varoufakis, Conrad Black
1304	33	27 October 2016	Gloucester, England	Greg Clark, Keir Starmer, Sal Brinton, Dia Chakravarty, Ken Loach
1305	34	3 November 2016	Watford, England	Sajid Javid, Lisa Nandy, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Charlie Wolf, Huey Morgan[fn 105]
1306	35	10 November 2016[fn 106]	Southend-on-Sea, England	Dominic Raab, Yvette Cooper, Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Jan Halper-Hayes, Sarah Churchwell
1307	36	17 November 2016	Stirling, Scotland	Kwasi Kwarteng, Chris Bryant, John Nicolson, Merryn Somerset Webb, Cat Boyd
1308	37	24 November 2016	South London, England	David Gauke, Chris Leslie, Tim Farron, Mariana Mazzucato, John Timpson[fn 107]
1309	38	1 December 2016	Wakefield, England	Ruth Davidson, Alan Johnson, Tim Stanley, Laurie Penny, Richard Tice
1310	39	8 December 2016	Maidenhead, England	Sarah Wollaston, Richard Burgon, Nigel Farage, Will Self, Louise Mensch

2017

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
1311	1	12 January 2017	Solihull, England	David Lidington, Gisela Stuart, Paul Mason, Monica Grady, Arron Banks
1312	2	19 January 2017	Peterborough, England	Chris Grayling, Emily Thornberry, Alistair Carmichael, Piers Morgan, Lionel Shriver
1313	3	26 January 2017	London, England	Diane Abbott, James Cleverly, Angus Robertson, Susie Boniface, Geoff Norcott
1314	4	2 February 2017	Wallasey, England	Patrick McLoughlin, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Maajid Nawaz, Nick Hewer, Laura Perrins
1315	5	9 February 2017	Torquay, England	Claire Perry, Owen Smith, Peter Whittle, Billy Bragg, Ann Widdecombe
1316	6	16 February 2017	Glasgow, Scotland	David Mundell, Shami Chakrabarti, John Swinney, Val McDermid, Mark Littlewood
1317	7	23 February 2017	Stoke-on-Trent, England	Justine Greening, Angela Rayner, Douglas Carswell, Peter Coates, Isabel Oakeshott
1318	8	2 March 2017	Bedford, England	Elizabeth Truss, Dawn Butler, Menzies Campbell, Peter Hitchens, Jamie MacColl
1319	9	9 March 2017	Sunderland, England	Karen Bradley, Kezia Dugdale, Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Polly Toynbee, Fraser Nelson[fn 108]
1320	10	16 March 2017	Bognor Regis, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Angela Eagle, Joanna Cherry, Matthew Parris, Tim Martin
1321	11	23 March 2017	Bangor, Wales	Brandon Lewis, Nia Griffith, Leanne Wood, Giles Fraser, Hugo Rifkind
1322	12	27 March 2017[fn 109]	Birmingham, England	David Davis, Keir Starmer, Nick Clegg, Suzanne Evans, Melanie Phillips, Alex Salmond
1323	13	30 March 2017	Carlisle, England	Ruth Davidson, Lisa Nandy, Paul Nuttall, Len McCluskey, Kate Andrews
1324	14	6 April 2017	Gillingham, England	Suella Fernandes, Diane Abbott, Tim Farron, Jonathan Bartley, Gerard Coyne, Michelle Dewberry
1325	15	27 April 2017	Oxford, England	Damian Green, Clive Lewis, Jo Swinson, Stephen Gethins, Camilla Cavendish
1326	16	4 May 2017	Wigan, England	David Davis, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Paul Nuttall, Leanne Wood, Juergen Maier
1327	17	11 May 2017	Edinburgh, Scotland	Ben Wallace, Joanna Cherry, Emily Thornberry, Merryn Somerset Webb, David Hayman
1328	18	18 May 2017	Norwich, England	Priti Patel, Angela Rayner, Vince Cable, Jonathan Bartley, Charles Moore
1329	19	25 May 2017[fn 110][125]	Salford, England	Amber Rudd, Andy Burnham, Colin Parry, Sara Khan, Nazir Afzal
1330	20	1 June 2017	East Barnet, England	David Davis, Barry Gardiner, Nick Clegg, Suzanne Evans, Angus Robertson
—	21	2 June 2017[fn 111]	York, England	Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn	Leaders' General Election Special
—	22	5 June 2017[fn 112][126]	Edinburgh, Scotland	Tim Farron, Nicola Sturgeon	Leaders' General Election Special
—	23	9 June 2017[fn 113]	London, England	Chris Grayling, Shami Chakrabarti, Isabel Oakeshott, Armando Iannucci, Alastair Campbell	Post General Election Special
1331	24	15 June 2017	Coventry, England	Tobias Ellwood, Emily Thornberry, Norman Lamb, Laura Perrins, Rob Delaney
1332	25	22 June 2017[fn 114][127]	Plymouth, England	David Lidington, Jon Ashworth, Ian Blackford, Peter Oborne, Gina Miller
1333	26	29 June 2017	Hastings, England	Liam Fox, Stella Creasy, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Kerry-Anne Mendoza, Nick Ferrari
1334	27	6 July 2017	Burton upon Trent, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Richard Burgon, Caroline Lucas, Susie Boniface, Craig Oliver
1335	28	14 September 2017	Stratford, England	David Gauke, Dawn Butler, Kirsty Blackman, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Will Self
1336	29	21 September 2017	Bridgwater, England	Vince Cable, Kwasi Kwarteng, Jess Phillips, Dia Chakravarty, Paul Mason
1337	30	28 September 2017	Wolverhampton, England	Karen Bradley, Ian Lavery, Peter Hitchens, Richard Tice, Ayesha Hazarika
1338	31	5 October 2017	Stockport, England	Damian Green, Angela Rayner, Michelle Dewberry, Sarah Churchwell, Fraser Nelson
1339	32	12 October 2017	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Theresa Villiers, Owen Smith, Simon Hamilton, John O'Dowd, Jonathan Lynn
1340	33	19 October 2017	Dunstable, England	Chris Grayling, Lisa Nandy, Sal Brinton, Simon Wolfson, Richard Coles
1341	34	26 October 2017	Portsmouth, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Shami Chakrabarti, Alex Salmond, Camilla Tominey, Germaine Greer
1342	35	2 November 2017	Kilmarnock, Scotland	Daniel Hannan, Jeane Freeman, Kezia Dugdale, Anne McElvoy, Owen Jones
1343	36	9 November 2017	Croydon, England	Justine Greening, Stella Creasy, Kirstie Allsopp, Aditya Chakrabortty, Charles Moore
1344	37	16 November 2017	Newcastle, England	Emily Thornberry, Nadhim Zahawi, Tim Farron, Rod Liddle, Val McDermid
1345	38	23 November 2017[fn 115][128]	Colchester, England	Greg Clark, Diane Abbott, Bernard Hogan-Howe, Dreda Say Mitchell, Stuart Rose
1346	39	30 November 2017	Scarborough, England	Chuka Umunna, Sam Gyimah, Henry Bolton, Sarah Baxter, Yanis Varoufakis
1347	40	7 December 2017	Swansea, Wales	Bernard Jenkin, Owen Smith, Liz Saville Roberts, Kate Andrews, Richard Bacon
1348	41	14 December 2017	Barnsley, England	Nicky Morgan, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Robert Winston, Isabel Oakeshott, Geoff Norcott

2018

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists
1349	1	11 January 2018	Islington, England	Dominic Raab, Dawn Butler, Gina Miller, Nish Kumar, Piers Morgan
1350	2	18 January 2018	Hereford, England	Margot James, Andy Burnham, Howard Davies, Munira Mirza, Dustin Lance Black
1351	3	25 January 2018	Dumfries, Scotland	Michael Forsyth, Chris Williamson, Fiona Hyslop, Maggie Chapman, Peter Oborne
1352	4	1 February 2018	Grantham, England	Justine Greening, John Mann, Jo Swinson, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Tim Stanley
1353	5	8 February 2018	Darlington, England	Claire Perry, Emily Thornberry, Richard Tice, Rachel Sylvester, Terry Christian
1354	6	15 February 2018	Yeovil, England	Theresa Villiers, David Lammy, Richard Walker, Faiza Shaheen, Camilla Cavendish
1355	7	22 February 2018	Uttoxeter, England	Brandon Lewis, John Prescott, Camilla Tominey, Ash Sarkar, Juergen Maier
1356	8	1 March 2018	Blackpool, England	Kenneth Clarke, Owen Smith, Nigel Farage, Michelle Dewberry, Radzi Chinyanganya
1357	9	8 March 2018	Westminster, England	Liam Fox, Laura Pidcock, Roma Agrawal, George the Poet, Prue Leith
1358	10	15 March 2018	Dover, England	Chris Grayling, Keir Starmer, Mairead McGuinness, Afshin Rattansi, Brian Cox
1359	11	22 March 2018	Leeds, England	James Cleverly, Shami Chakrabarti, Stewart McDonald, Paris Lees, Peter Hitchens
1360	12	12 April 2018	Liverpool, England	Jo Johnson, Barry Gardiner, Jonathan Freedland, Kate Andrews, Nicola Horlick
1361	13	19 April 2018	Chesterfield, England	Elizabeth Truss, Emily Thornberry, Vince Cable, Nesrine Malik, Iain Dale
1362	14	26 April 2018	Bury St Edmunds, England	Matthew Hancock, Diane Abbott, Caroline Lucas, Jen Robinson, Simon Evans
1363	15	3 May 2018	St Albans, England	David Lidington, Chi Onwurah, Matt Forde, Camilla Tominey, Martin Lewis
1364	16	10 May 2018	Kettering, England	Esther McVey, Chuka Umunna, Alejandro Agag, Chloe Westley, Akala
1365	17	17 May 2018	Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, England	Dominic Raab, Diane Abbott, Bernard Hogan-Howe, Camilla Cavendish, Aditya Chakrabortty
1366	18	24 May 2018	Worthing, England	Anna Soubry, Anneliese Dodds, Sarah Churchwell, Dominic Lawson, Lionel Shriver
1367	19	31 May 2018	Perth, Scotland	Kwasi Kwarteng, Caroline Flint, Kate Forbes, Darren McGarvey, Brian Souter
1368	20	7 June 2018	Reading, England	Damian Hinds, Shami Chakrabarti, Richard Reed, Alison Phillips, Richard Madeley
1369	21	14 June 2018	Caernarfon, Wales	Dominic Grieve, John Mann, Leanne Wood, Isabel Oakeshott, Matthew Wright
1370	22	21 June 2018	Birmingham, England	Damian Green, Jon Ashworth, Afua Hirsch, Tim Martin, Ella Whelan
1371	23	28 June 2018	Exeter, England	Suella Braverman, Clive Lewis, Johan Eliasch, Helen Lewis, Janet Street-Porter
1372	24	5 July 2018	King's Lynn, England	Priti Patel, Lisa Nandy, Ian Blackford, Matthew Parris, Carolyn Radford
1373	25	12 July 2018	Dartford, England	Claire Perry, Barry Gardiner, Gina Miller, Charles Moore, Piers Morgan
1374	26	13 September 2018	Banbury, England	Rory Stewart, Chris Leslie, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Faiza Shaheen, Theo Paphitis
1375	27	20 September 2018	Dewsbury, England	Chris Skidmore, Barry Gardiner, Vince Cable, Camilla Tominey, Nazir Afzal
1376	28	27 September 2018	Bishop Auckland, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Ian Lavery, Polly Mackenzie, Ayesha Hazarika, Rod Liddle
1377	29	4 October 2018	Canary Wharf, England	David Gauke, Emily Thornberry, George the Poet, Isabel Oakeshott, Claude Littner
1378	30	11 October 2018	Edinburgh, Scotland	Ross Thomson, Kezia Dugdale, Mike Russell, Fraser Nelson, Val McDermid
1379	31	18 October 2018	Guildford, England	James Cleverly, Keir Starmer, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Michael Dobbs, Nish Kumar
1380	32	25 October 2018	Barrow-in-Furness, England	Andrea Jenkyns, Lisa Nandy, Hannah Bardell, Sebastian Payne, Paul Mason
1381	33	1 November 2018	Clacton-on-Sea, England	Giles Watling, Andy McDonald, Anne McElvoy, Kate Andrews, Shappi Khorsandi[fn 116]
1382	34	8 November 2018	Dulwich, England	Kwasi Kwarteng, Diane Abbott, Mairead McGuinness, David Aaronovitch, Jordan Peterson
1383	35	15 November 2018	Milford Haven, Wales	Claire Perry, Barry Gardiner, Liz Saville Roberts, Mark Serwotka, Tim Stanley
1384	36	22 November 2018	Cannock, England	Karen Bradley, Clive Lewis, Richard Walker, Trevor Phillips, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1385	37	29 November 2018	Penzance, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Layla Moran, Tim Martin, Benjamin Zephaniah
1386	38	6 December 2018	Bishop's Stortford, England	James Brokenshire, Shami Chakrabarti, Ian Blackford, Jill Rutter, Charles Moore
1387	39	13 December 2018[fn 117]	Southwark, England	David Davis, Nicky Morgan, Angela Rayner, Caroline Lucas, Jo Brand

2019

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location [129][130]	Panellists	Notes
1388	1	10 January 2019[fn 118]	Islington, England	James Cleverly, Emily Thornberry, Jo Swinson, Melanie Phillips, Nish Kumar
1389	2	17 January 2019	Derby, England	Rory Stewart, Diane Abbott, Kirsty Blackman, Anand Menon, Isabel Oakeshott
1390	3	24 January 2019	Winchester, England	Suella Braverman, John Healey, Sonia Sodha, Iain Anderson, Nick Ferrari
1391	4	31 January 2019	Lincoln, England	Helen Whately, Richard Burgon, Juergen Maier, Camilla Tominey, Gina Miller
1392	5	7 February 2019	Motherwell, Scotland	Michael Forsyth, Anneliese Dodds, Fiona Hyslop, Hugo Rifkind, Eunice Olumide
1393	6	14 February 2019	Aylesbury, England	Jacob Rees-Mogg, Lisa Nandy, Grace Blakeley, Geoff Norcott, Jimmy Wales
1394	7	21 February 2019	Chester, England	Mel Stride, Andy McDonald, Chris Leslie, Ella Whelan, John Barnes
1395	8	28 February 2019	Catford, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Barry Gardiner, Layla Moran, Lionel Shriver, Henning Wehn
1396	9	7 March 2019	Dudley, England	Dominic Raab, Margaret Beckett, Iain Martin, Javed Khan, Owen Jones
1397	10	14 March 2019	Ealing, England	James Cleverly, Clive Lewis, Ian Blackford, Catherine Barnard, Julia Hartley-Brewer
1398	11	21 March 2019	Belfast, Northern Ireland	Tobias Ellwood, Nick Thomas-Symonds, Jeffrey Donaldson, John O'Dowd, Polly Mackenzie
1399	12	28 March 2019	Sheffield, England	Damian Hinds, Jenny Chapman, Simon Wolfson, Merryn Somerset Webb, Yanis Varoufakis
1400	13	4 April 2019	Dulwich, England	Jeremy Wright, David Lammy, Mairead McGuinness, Charles Moore, Ash Sarkar
1401	14	25 April 2019	Nottingham, England	Victoria Atkins, Jon Ashworth, Vince Cable, Caroline Lucas, John Rhys-Davies
1402	15	2 May 2019	Warrington, England	Kenneth Clarke, Emily Thornberry, Kate Andrews, Sonia Sodha, Simon Evans
1403	16	9 May 2019	Northampton, England	Amber Rudd, Jonathan Reynolds, Anna Soubry, Nigel Farage, John Mills
1404	17	16 May 2019	Elgin, Scotland	Bim Afolami, Richard Leonard, John Swinney, Christine Jardine, Eilidh Douglas
1405	18	23 May 2019	Frome, England	Damian Green, Tracy Brabin, Camilla Cavendish, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Simon Jordan
1406	19	30 May 2019[fn 119][131]	Epsom, England	Rory Stewart, Barry Gardiner, Jo Swinson, Alex Phillips, Steven Pinker
1407	20	6 June 2019	Thetford, England	Nicky Morgan, Anneliese Dodds, Drew Hendry, Alison Phillips, Piers Morgan
1408	21	13 June 2019	Brecon, Wales	Theresa Villiers, Stephen Kinnock, Adam Price, Mark Reckless, Francesca Martinez
1409	22	20 June 2019	Tottenham, England	Kwasi Kwarteng, Margot James, Laura Pidcock, Ed Davey, Tim Martin
1410	23	27 June 2019	Halifax, England	Elizabeth Truss, Caroline Flint, Richard Walker, Tom Newton Dunn, Ayesha Hazarika
1411	24	4 July 2019	Chichester, England	Vicky Ford, Louise Haigh, Sian Berry, Tom Harwood, Martin Lewis
1412	25	5 September 2019	Westminster, England	Kwasi Kwarteng, Emily Thornberry, Ian Blackford, Layla Moran, Richard Tice, Iain Dale
1413	26	12 September 2019	Norwich, England	Brandon Lewis, John Healey, Jeffrey Donaldson, Catherine Barnard, Afua Hirsch
1414	27	19 September 2019	Southampton, England	Victoria Atkins, Charles Falconer, Ed Davey, Ash Sarkar, Camilla Tominey
1415	28	26 September 2019	Cardiff, Wales	James Cleverly, Nick Thomas-Symonds, Adam Price, Mark Reckless, Gina Miller	40th anniversary[43]
1416	29	3 October 2019	Wallasey, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Sarah Jones, Melanie Phillips, Anand Menon, Bonnie Greer
1417	30	10 October 2019	Beckenham, England	Grant Shapps, Lisa Nandy, Rupert Read, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Theo Paphitis
1418	31	17 October 2019	Leicester, England	Matthew Hancock, Anneliese Dodds, Philippa Whitford, Martin Daubney, Javed Khan
1419	32	24 October 2019	South Shields, England	Norman Lamont, Richard Leonard, Caroline Voaden, Kate Andrews, Ken Loach
1420	33	31 October 2019	Birmingham, England	Paul Scully, Jon Ashworth, Layla Moran, Mairead McGuinness, Isabel Oakeshott
1421	34	7 November 2019	Glasgow, Scotland	Kirstene Hair, Barry Gardiner, Humza Yousaf, Angela Haggerty, Iain Anderson
1422	35	14 November 2019	Brighton, England	James Cleverly, Clive Lewis, Alex Phillips, Liz Saville Roberts, Chris Boardman
—	36	19 November 2019	Peterborough, England[fn 120]	Nigel Farage	General Election special, filmed 18 November 2019.
1423	37	21 November 2019	Bolton, England	Robert Jenrick, Richard Burgon, Chuka Umunna, Philippa Whitford, Sherelle Jacobs
—	38	22 November 2019	Sheffield, England[fn 121]	Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Jo Swinson, Nicola Sturgeon	General Election special
1424	39	28 November 2019	Swindon, England	Brandon Lewis, Andy McDonald, Caroline Lucas, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Lionel Shriver
1425	40	5 December 2019	Hull, England	James Cleverly, Anneliese Dodds, Ed Davey, Ian Blackford, Richard Tice
1426	41	9 December 2019	York, England	Robert Jenrick, Angela Rayner, Jo Swinson, Humza Yousaf, Adam Price, Jonathan Bartley, Nigel Farage	Under 30s special
1427	42	13 December 2019	Wandsworth, England	Grant Shapps, Stephen Kinnock, Drew Hendry, Helen Lewis, Michael Dobbs

2020s

2020

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location [129][132]	Panellists	Notes
1428	1	9 January 2020	Oxford, England	Brandon Lewis, Clive Lewis, Anne McElvoy, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Max Hastings
1429	2	16 January 2020	Liverpool, England	Helen Whately, Shami Chakrabarti, Alyn Smith, Madeline Grant, Laurence Fox
1430	3	23 January 2020	Stoke Newington, England	Theresa Villiers, Emily Thornberry, Mike Barton, Sarah Baxter, Trevor Phillips
1431	4	30 January 2020	Buxton, England	James Cleverly, Sarah Jones, Minette Batters, Sacha Lord, Geoff Norcott	Final edition broadcast while the United Kingdom is a member of the European Union.
1432	5	6 February 2020	Harpenden, England	Robert Buckland, Stella Creasy, Ed Davey, Rachel Shabi, Adam Pearson
1433	6	13 February 2020	Dundee, Scotland	Tom Tugendhat, Ian Murray, Joanna Cherry, Alex Massie, Val McDermid
1434	7	20 February 2020	Weymouth, England	George Eustice, Alison McGovern, Howard Davies, Ash Sarkar, Michael Portillo
1435	8	27 February 2020	Middlesbrough, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Jon Ashworth, Alison Phillips, Ayesha Vardag, John Bird
1436	9	5 March 2020	Tunbridge Wells, England	Matthew Hancock, Margaret Beckett, Layla Moran, Tim Stanley, Xander van Tullekin
1437	10	12 March 2020	West Bromwich, England	Steve Barclay, Louise Haigh, Pete Wishart, John Ashton, Richard Walker
1438	11	19 March 2020	Weston-super-Mare, England	Matthew Hancock, Andy Burnham, Tom Solomon, Frances O'Grady, Angela Hartnett	First edition without an audience due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Was also moved to an earlier time of 8 pm.[133]
1439	12	26 March 2020	Shrewsbury, England	Robert Jenrick, Emily Thornberry, Humphrey Cobbold, Richard Horton	Starting from this edition, although the programme was filmed in London, it was taking pre-recorded questions from the location specified.
1440	13	2 April 2020	Rugby, England	Matthew Hancock, Yvette Cooper, Donna Kinnair, John Sentamu
1441	14	9 April 2020	Uxbridge, England	Brandon Lewis, Rachel Reeves, Peter Openshaw, Darren McGarvey, Ruby Wax
1442	15	16 April 2020	Wolverhampton, England	Robert Buckland, Lisa Nandy, Karan Bilimoria, Rachel Clarke
1443	16	30 April 2020	Leeds, England	Grant Shapps, Anneliese Dodds, Jeane Freeman, Paul Nurse, George Osborne	Moved back to its normal time slot
1444	17	7 May 2020	Newcastle, England	George Eustice, Nick Thomas-Symonds, Afua Hirsch, Juergen Maier, Chris Hopson
1445	18	14 May 2020	Oxford, England	Steve Barclay, Bridget Phillipson, Mick Cash, Devi Sridhar, Luke Johnson
1446	19	21 May 2020	London, England	Chris Philp, Andy Burnham, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Camilla Tominey, James Graham
1447	20	28 May 2020	Glasgow, Scotland	Helen Whately, Ian Murray, John Swinney, Layla McCay, Alex Massie	First edition since 19 March 2020 to have an audience, albeit in a virtual Zoom format.
1448	21	4 June 2020	Southampton, England	Nadhim Zahawi, David Lammy, Donna Kinnair, Hugh Pennington
1449	22	11 June 2020	Cardiff, Wales	Robert Buckland, Vaughan Gething, Liz Saville Roberts, Rocco Forte, Bernardine Evaristo
1450	23	18 June 2020	Plymouth, England	James Cleverly, Lisa Nandy, Munira Wilson, Steve Parish, Jed Mercurio
1451	24	25 June 2020	Uxbridge, England	Steve Barclay, Jess Phillips, Theo Paphitis, Iona Bain, George the Poet	Under 30s special.
1452	25	17 September 2020	Oldham, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Jon Ashworth, John Caudwell, Nicci Gerrard, Sunetra Gupta
1453	26	24 September 2020	Chingford, England	Alok Sharma, Louise Haigh, Ed Davey, Devi Sridhar, Peter Borg Neal
1454	27	1 October 2020	Carlisle, England	Grant Shapps, Alison McGovern, David Linden, Helen Stokes-Lampard, Stuart Rose
1455	28	8 October 2020	Coventry, England	Gillian Keegan, Andy Burnham, Donna Kinnair, Yanis Varoufakis, Michael Portillo
1456	29	15 October 2020	Edinburgh, Scotland	Douglas Ross, Seema Malhotra, Kate Forbes, Mark Walport, Miriam Brett, Ian Wood
1457	30	22 October 2020	Sedgefield, England	Nicky Morgan, Bridget Phillipson, Joseph Stiglitz, Anne Longfield, Stephen Fitzpatrick
1458	31	29 October 2020	Lincoln, England	Chris Philp, Nick Thomas-Symonds, Marie van der Zyl, Anthony Scaramucci, Bonnie Greer
1459	32	5 November 2020	Lewisham, England	Oliver Dowden, Lisa Nandy, Hannah Fry, Jan Halper-Hayes, Simon Wolfson, Rose McGowan
1460	33	12 November 2020	Dover, England	Matthew Hancock, David Lammy, Robin Shattock, Merryn Somerset Webb, Rosie Jones
1461	34	19 November 2020	Windsor, England	James Cleverly, Emily Thornberry, Ian Blackford, Fraser Nelson, Rose Hudson-Wilkin
1462	35	26 November 2020	Swansea, Wales	Nadhim Zahawi, Vaughan Gething, Adam Price, Claire Fox, Tanni Grey-Thompson
1463	36	3 December 2020	Bath, England	Michelle Donelan, Sarah Jones, Peter Openshaw, Liam Halligan, Tom Kerridge
1464	37	10 December 2020	Chelmsford, England	Robert Buckland, Wes Streeting, Malcolm Turnbull, Anand Menon, Julia Hartley-Brewer
Future locations and panellists sometimes change. Updates to locations are listed on the Question Time website.[42]

2021

#	No. in year	Airdate	Location	Panellists	Notes
1465	1	6 January 2021	Harrow, England	Nadhim Zahawi, Anneliese Dodds, Mark Walport, Humphrey Cobbold, Rachel Clarke	COVID-19 special, broadcast at earlier time of 19:00. First edition with the QT50, a regular audience made up of people from across the UK.
1466	2	14 January 2021	Harrow, England	Vicky Ford, Jon Ashworth, Philippa Whitford, Donna Kinnair, Mike Barton
1467	3	21 January 2021	Northern Ireland	Brandon Lewis, Louise Haigh, Arlene Foster, Michelle O'Neill, Anand Menon
1468	4	28 January 2021	Harrow, England	Gillian Keegan, Kate Green, Layla McCay, Camilla Tominey, Deborah Meaden	This edition featured the first-ever all female panel in Question Time's history.
1469	5	4 February 2021	Harrow, England	Oliver Dowden, Thangam Debbonaire, Wanda Wyporska, Robin Shattock, Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones
1470	6	11 February 2021	Scotland
1471	7	18 February 2021	Harrow, England

Notes

Note Genome lists 14 episodes but Election Question Time aired 4 May 1979 is not considered part of the series.
Note Genome only lists 29 episode due to Radio Times Printing dispute.
Note Genome only lists 32 episodes due to 16 April 1998 being unscheduled.
Note Genome only lists 36 episodes due to 15 July 1999 being unscheduled.
Note Genome only lists 37 episodes due to 13 September 2001 being unscheduled.
Note Genome only lists 36 episodes due to 28 March 2002 being unscheduled.
On BBC Genome it shows 37 episode but 1 is an alternative schedule.
19 May 1983: During the 1983 general election campaign Conservative Foreign Secretary Francis Pym said on Question Time that he thought landslide victories did not produce successful governments. He was later sacked by the Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
22 July 1989: This was the last edition of Question Time under Robin Day's chairmanship, programme included brief highlights of the past ten years.
18 October 1990: This edition was originally scheduled to feature four panellists of Tony Benn, Margaret Ewing, Andrew Neil and Malcolm Rifkind. However both Tony Benn and Andrew Neil were late to arrive, so Menzies Campbell and Magnus Linklater took their place, but eventually both Benn and Neil arrived 20 minutes into the programme. Thus this was the first edition to feature six panellists.
22 November 1990: Broadcast on the day of Margaret Thatcher's resignation. Transmitted in two parts with two different panels.
17 January 1991: Special Question Time concentrating on events and questions around the Gulf War, and split into two sections, with two different panels.
Dr Ann Robinson, head of policy unit at the Institute of Directors.
Rhiannon Chapman, director of the Industrial Society.
Alf Gordon, Welsh Develop Corporation.
Esther Leneman, French radio and television journalist.
Yvonne Barton from British Gas.
Dr Sheila Lawlor from the Centre for Policy Studies.
Dr Marie Stewart an Equal Opportunities Consultant.
20 January 1994: This edition was notable for a confrontation between Jeffrey Archer and David Starkey over the age of homosexual consent.
12 May 1994: Edition following the death of Labour Party leader John Smith, which sees panellists depart from the usual political debate to pay tribute to Smith instead.
1997: In the build-up to the 1997 General Election, the three main party leaders answered questions from a studio audience.
25 February 1999: This edition concerned the findings from the Stephen Lawrence enquiry.
1 July 1999: The Leader of the Opposition William Hague was the sole panellist in this special Question Time programme
8 July 1999: Tony Blair was the sole panellist in a special Question Time programme
14 October 1999: Australian Republic Referendum special.
2 March 2000: London Mayoral Election debate
15 May 2001: Wales Question Time with Plaid Cymru leader Ieuan Wyn Jones. Presented by David Williams.
15 May 2001: Scotland Question Time with SNP leader John Swinney. Presented by Anne McKenzie.
30 May 2001: During the 2001 General Election campaign, the main political party leaders faced questions from a studio audience.
5 July 2001: 2001 Conservative Leadership special
13 September 2001: Filmed two days after the 11 September 2001 attacks. The BBC received more than 2,000 complaints for its strong anti-American sentiments from audience members.
21 February 2002: Noted for Ian Hislop's attack on Mary Archer.
12 September 2002: Special edition from New York, one year on from the World Trade Centre attacks.
20 March 2003: Broadcast on the day of the outbreak of the Iraq War .
24 April 2003: Special edition from Abu Dhabi which discussed the consequences of the war in Iraq .
29 January 2004: This edition focused on the publication of the Hutton Report.
School's edition
28 October 2004: 2004 US Presidential Election special.
3 February 2005: This show included a successful marriage proposal from an audience member to his girlfriend, the programme's first in its 25 year history.
10 March 2005: This edition of Question Time was in China as part of the BBC's China Week.
28 April 2005: 2005 General Election special
26 May 2005: French EU constitution referendum special edition.
7 July 2005: Special edition from Johannesburg. This was broadcast on the day of 7 July 2005 attacks in London.
3 November 2005: 2005 Conservative Leadership special
9 February 2006: 2006 Liberal Democrats Leadership debate
30 March 2006: Special edition from Moscow in time for the G8 conference in Saint Petersburg.
22 March 2007: Iraq special
10 May 2007: This edition focused on Tony Blair's legacy after 10 years as Prime Minister.
14 June 2007: Labour Deputy Leadership special
11 October 2007: Noted for Kelvin MacKenzie's attack on Scotland. The BBC received 350 complaints and MacKenzie's comments drew widespread criticism in both Scotland and England.
15 November 2007: 2007 Liberal Democrats Leadership debate
24 April 2008: This edition featured the three main candidates in the London mayoral election race .
23 October 2008: This was the 1000th edition of Question Time.
Phil Woolas was to appear on the panel but the it was feared he would be to controversial.
30 October 2008: 2008 US Presidential Election special.
26 March 2009: Noted for Eric Pickles' 'explanation' of his part in the expenses debate.
21 May 2009: Focussed on the MP expenses scandal. Also, this edition was broadcast at the earlier time of 9:00 pm.
11 June 2009: Was originally supposed to take place in Llandudno and feature Dom Joly as a panellist.
25 June 2009: A cat was loose during the recording of this episode and is seen behind Julia Goldsworthy at various times.
22 October 2009: Notable due to appearance of BNP leader Nick Griffin. Worldwide press coverage, and record viewing figures – 7.9 million..
12 November 2009: Hosted by John Humphrys after David Dimbleby was hit by an animal on his farm.
4 March 2010: Episode including Carol Vorderman as one of the panelists. She was slated for her performance, which the New Statesman's James MacIntyre described as "one of the worst by any panel member I have ever seen" because of her "clichéd, shrill, pub-boring, parochial approach" and because "she trotted out sluggish conventional wisdom at every turn".
11 March 2010: The show's first ever women-only audience, this was to mark International Women's Day.
7 April 2010: Broadcast brought forward a day due to a golfing tournament.
15 April 2010: Held after the first election debate in Manchester, focusing on domestic policy
22 April 2010: Held after the second election debate in Bristol, focusing on International Affairs
29 April 2010: Held after the third election debate in Birmingham, focusing on the Economy and Taxes
13 May 2010: First Question Time following the 2010 general election and the formation of the coalition government between the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats.
27 May 2010: An appearance was expected to be made by a Liberal Democrat member of the Cabinet but would only appear under the condition Alastair Campbell was replaced by a Labour front-bencher. The BBC chose to have Campbell remain a panellist.
16 September 2010: Labour Leadership Special
30 September 2010: Sayeeda Warsi was due to appear, but Shapps took her place at the last minute.
19 May 2011: Episode after Ken Clarke's controversial views on rape unfolded after an interview on the radio station BBC 5 Live.
11 August 2011: Scheduled at the last minute following the riots in London and across England.
15 March 2012: Last minute replacement for Charles Kennedy who missed his train.
26 April 2012: This edition was originally to be a London Mayoral Election Debate, but contenders pulled out as the BNP candidate was taking part.
17 May 2012: Last minute replacement for Brian May who was ill.
31 October 2013: Journalist and presenter Paris Lees becomes the first openly transgender panellist to appear on the programme.
14 November 2013: The venue was changed from an episode scheduled for Brighton after BAE Systems announced the closure of shipyards in Portsmouth.
21 November 2013: The panel only consisted of 3 guests as Joan Bakewell and Tim Stanley were unable to make it due to transport issues.
5 December 2013: This episode was moved to a later time slot on BBC Two due to news coverage of the death of Nelson Mandela replacing normal BBC One programming.
12 December 2013: This episode was originally scheduled for Swansea, but following the death of Nelson Mandela, it was broadcast from Johannesburg to debate his legacy.
23 January 2014: This episode had four panelists in order to have an equal number of people who are for and against Scottish independence.
30 January 2014: Matthew Oakeshott was a last minute replacement for Charles Kennedy.
6 March 2014: Episode in which an audience member stormed out mid-show after engaging in a heated debate about immigration with panel member David Aaronovitch.
6 March 2014: Aleksander Nekrassov, a former Kremlin adviser, was a last minute addition to the panel because of events surrounding the 2014 Crimean crisis.
10 July 2014: This was the final edition of Question Time to air before the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, and the first to include no politicians among its panelists.
2 October 2014: Julian Huppert was a last minute replacement for Menzies Campbell, who had been scheduled to appear on the panel.
11 December 2014: Edition in which Russell Brand described Nigel Farage as a "pound shop Enoch Powell", a reference to the politician who made the infamous 1968 Rivers of Blood speech.
5 February 2015: The edition in which Galloway was asked about the rise in antisemitism in the UK, and whether he bore some responsibility for its increase. Galloway's appearance on the programme was criticised ahead of its broadcast by several individuals and groups, including Times of Israel columnist Alex Klineberg because of Galloway's outspoken views on Israel. Galloway said he was set up, and that chair David Dimbleby apologised to him privately over the tone of the question.
26 March 2015: This edition was broadcast live following the first TV debate between David Cameron and Ed Miliband by Sky and Channel 4 in the Battle for Number 10 debate.
30 April 2015: 2015 General Election Special. Aired at 8 pm, rather than the usual 10:45 pm.
8 May 2015: Post 2015 General Election Special. Aired at 8:30 pm, rather than the usual 10:45 pm. A UKIP representative was invited to join, but the party was unable to send one.
25 June 2015: Giles Fraser was a last minute replacement for Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis who was scheduled to be on the panel.
17 September 2015: Episode in which newly appointed Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell apologises for a 2003 speech in which he called for members of the IRA to be honoured for the bombings that brought the British government "to the negotiating table" during the peace process, and for a joke he made in 2010 about wishing he could go back in time to assassinate Margaret Thatcher.
15 October 2015: Edition in which audience member Michelle Dorrell berates Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Amber Rudd about government plans to cut child tax credits for working families, highlighting concerns about the proposals and forcing the government to defend its position.
19 November 2015: First edition broadcast after the November 2015 Paris attacks. Was originally scheduled to be held in Belfast, with Theresa Villiers, Peter Hain and Gráinne Maguire on the panel, but was changed to London.
28 January 2016: This edition was dedicated to Charlie Courtauld, a former editor of the show, who had recently died.
4 February 2016: Paul Nuttall was a replacement for Nigel Farage who got stuck in traffic.
15 June 2016: Michael Gove was the sole panelist in a special edition of Question Time where he made the case for the UK to leave the EU. Was broadcast at the earlier time of 18:45.
19 June 2016: David Cameron was the sole panelist in a special edition of Question Time where he made the case for the UK to remain in the EU. Was broadcast at the earlier time of 18:45.
26 June 2016: Post-Brexit special, the panel was divided 50/50 on those who supported Brexit and those who supported Remain. Was broadcast live at the earlier time of 18:30.
8 September 2016: 2016 Labour Leadership special. Was broadcast at the earlier time of 21:00.
29 September 2016: Richard Burgon was a last minute replacement for Emily Thornberry, after the latter flew to Israel to attend the funeral of former Israeli President Shimon Peres, who had died the previous day.
3 November 2016: Businessman and UKIP donor Arron Banks was originally scheduled to be on the panel, but was replaced by Charlie Wolf.
10 November 2016: First edition broadcast after the 2016 United States presiential election. All of the questions focused on Donald Trump winning and what it would mean internationally.
24 November 2016: Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell was scheduled to make an appearance, but he was taken ill so he was replaced by Chris Leslie.
9 March 2017: Kezia Dugdale was a last minute replacement for John McDonnell, who couldn't make it due to missing a flight.
27 March 2017: Britain after Brexit special.
25 May 2017: This edition was due to be broadcast from Belfast but was moved to Salford following the Manchester Arena bombing.
2 June 2017: 2017 General Election Specials. Broadcast at the earlier time of 8:30 pm
5 June 2017: Leader's Special (Election 2017) Was due to be broadcast at 5:55 pm on 4 June but was postponed for a BBC News special following the 2017 London Bridge attack – the programme was moved to 9:00 pm the next day. Was presented by Nick Robinson instead of David Dimbleby.
9 June 2017: Post 2017 General Election Special.
22 June 2017: Believed to be the first time a member of the audience has been told to leave the programme for repeatedly heckling the panel.
23 November 2017: This edition was only 40 minutes long as an audience member fell ill, and was unable to be safely recovered.
1 November 2018: Giles Watling was a last-minute replacement for Elizabeth Truss after her train was delayed.
13 December 2018:This was the last Question Time chaired by David Dimbleby.
10 January 2019: This was the first edition hosted by Fiona Bruce.
30 May 2019: While appearing on this edition, the Liberal Democrats deputy leader Jo Swinson confirms that she will put her name forward in the party's forthcoming leadership election.
19 November 2019: General Election special. Filmed 18 November 2019
22 November 2019: General Election special. Broadcast at the earlier time of 19:00

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[2] Note Genome lists 14 episodes but Election Question Time aired 4 May 1979 is not considered part of the series.

[8] Note Genome only lists 29 episode due to Radio Times Printing dispute.

[24] Note Genome only lists 32 episodes due to 16 April 1998 being unscheduled.

[26] Note Genome only lists 36 episodes due to 15 July 1999 being unscheduled.

[29] Note Genome only lists 37 episodes due to 13 September 2001 being unscheduled.

[31] Note Genome only lists 36 episodes due to 28 March 2002 being unscheduled.

[38] On BBC Genome it shows 37 episode but 1 is an alternative schedule.

[59] 19 May 1983: During the 1983 general election campaign Conservative Foreign Secretary Francis Pym said on Question Time that he thought landslide victories did not produce successful governments. He was later sacked by the Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

[77] 22 July 1989: This was the last edition of Question Time under Robin Day's chairmanship, programme included brief highlights of the past ten years.

[78] 18 October 1990: This edition was originally scheduled to feature four panellists of Tony Benn, Margaret Ewing, Andrew Neil and Malcolm Rifkind. However both Tony Benn and Andrew Neil were late to arrive, so Menzies Campbell and Magnus Linklater took their place, but eventually both Benn and Neil arrived 20 minutes into the programme. Thus this was the first edition to feature six panellists.

[80] 22 November 1990: Broadcast on the day of Margaret Thatcher's resignation. Transmitted in two parts with two different panels.

[82] 17 January 1991: Special Question Time concentrating on events and questions around the Gulf War, and split into two sections, with two different panels.

[83] Dr Ann Robinson, head of policy unit at the Institute of Directors.

[89] Rhiannon Chapman, director of the Industrial Society.

[92] Alf Gordon, Welsh Develop Corporation.

[94] Esther Leneman, French radio and television journalist.

[101] Yvonne Barton from British Gas.

[103] Dr Sheila Lawlor from the Centre for Policy Studies.

[104] Dr Marie Stewart an Equal Opportunities Consultant.

[108] 20 January 1994: This edition was notable for a confrontation between Jeffrey Archer and David Starkey over the age of homosexual consent.

[111] 12 May 1994: Edition following the death of Labour Party leader John Smith, which sees panellists depart from the usual political debate to pay tribute to Smith instead.

[114] 1997: In the build-up to the 1997 General Election, the three main party leaders answered questions from a studio audience.

[119] 25 February 1999: This edition concerned the findings from the Stephen Lawrence enquiry.

[120] 1 July 1999: The Leader of the Opposition William Hague was the sole panellist in this special Question Time programme

[121] 8 July 1999: Tony Blair was the sole panellist in a special Question Time programme

[122] 14 October 1999: Australian Republic Referendum special.

[123] 2 March 2000: London Mayoral Election debate

[124] 15 May 2001: Wales Question Time with Plaid Cymru leader Ieuan Wyn Jones. Presented by David Williams.

[125] 15 May 2001: Scotland Question Time with SNP leader John Swinney. Presented by Anne McKenzie.

[126] 30 May 2001: During the 2001 General Election campaign, the main political party leaders faced questions from a studio audience.

[127] 5 July 2001: 2001 Conservative Leadership special

[128] 13 September 2001: Filmed two days after the 11 September 2001 attacks. The BBC received more than 2,000 complaints for its strong anti-American sentiments from audience members.

[129] 21 February 2002: Noted for Ian Hislop's attack on Mary Archer.

[130] 12 September 2002: Special edition from New York, one year on from the World Trade Centre attacks.

[131] 20 March 2003: Broadcast on the day of the outbreak of the Iraq War .

[132] 24 April 2003: Special edition from Abu Dhabi which discussed the consequences of the war in Iraq .

[133] 29 January 2004: This edition focused on the publication of the Hutton Report.

[schools-134] School's edition

[135] 28 October 2004: 2004 US Presidential Election special.

[136] 3 February 2005: This show included a successful marriage proposal from an audience member to his girlfriend, the programme's first in its 25 year history.

[137] 10 March 2005: This edition of Question Time was in China as part of the BBC's China Week.

[138] 28 April 2005: 2005 General Election special

[140] 26 May 2005: French EU constitution referendum special edition.

[141] 7 July 2005: Special edition from Johannesburg. This was broadcast on the day of 7 July 2005 attacks in London.

[142] 3 November 2005: 2005 Conservative Leadership special

[143] 9 February 2006: 2006 Liberal Democrats Leadership debate

[144] 30 March 2006: Special edition from Moscow in time for the G8 conference in Saint Petersburg.

[145] 22 March 2007: Iraq special

[146] 10 May 2007: This edition focused on Tony Blair's legacy after 10 years as Prime Minister.

[147] 14 June 2007: Labour Deputy Leadership special

[148] 11 October 2007: Noted for Kelvin MacKenzie's attack on Scotland. The BBC received 350 complaints and MacKenzie's comments drew widespread criticism in both Scotland and England.

[149] 15 November 2007: 2007 Liberal Democrats Leadership debate

[150] 24 April 2008: This edition featured the three main candidates in the London mayoral election race .

[152] 23 October 2008: This was the 1000th edition of Question Time.

[153] Phil Woolas was to appear on the panel but the it was feared he would be to controversial.

[154] 30 October 2008: 2008 US Presidential Election special.

[156] 26 March 2009: Noted for Eric Pickles' 'explanation' of his part in the expenses debate.

[160] 21 May 2009: Focussed on the MP expenses scandal. Also, this edition was broadcast at the earlier time of 9:00 pm.

[161] 11 June 2009: Was originally supposed to take place in Llandudno and feature Dom Joly as a panellist.

[162] 25 June 2009: A cat was loose during the recording of this episode and is seen behind Julia Goldsworthy at various times.

[163] 22 October 2009: Notable due to appearance of BNP leader Nick Griffin. Worldwide press coverage, and record viewing figures – 7.9 million..

[164] 12 November 2009: Hosted by John Humphrys after David Dimbleby was hit by an animal on his farm.

[166] 4 March 2010: Episode including Carol Vorderman as one of the panelists. She was slated for her performance, which the New Statesman's James MacIntyre described as "one of the worst by any panel member I have ever seen" because of her "clichéd, shrill, pub-boring, parochial approach" and because "she trotted out sluggish conventional wisdom at every turn".

[168] 11 March 2010: The show's first ever women-only audience, this was to mark International Women's Day.

[169] 7 April 2010: Broadcast brought forward a day due to a golfing tournament.

[170] 15 April 2010: Held after the first election debate in Manchester, focusing on domestic policy

[171] 22 April 2010: Held after the second election debate in Bristol, focusing on International Affairs

[172] 29 April 2010: Held after the third election debate in Birmingham, focusing on the Economy and Taxes

[173] 13 May 2010: First Question Time following the 2010 general election and the formation of the coalition government between the Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats.

[174] 27 May 2010: An appearance was expected to be made by a Liberal Democrat member of the Cabinet but would only appear under the condition Alastair Campbell was replaced by a Labour front-bencher. The BBC chose to have Campbell remain a panellist.

[175] 16 September 2010: Labour Leadership Special

[176] 30 September 2010: Sayeeda Warsi was due to appear, but Shapps took her place at the last minute.

[177] 19 May 2011: Episode after Ken Clarke's controversial views on rape unfolded after an interview on the radio station BBC 5 Live.

[180] 11 August 2011: Scheduled at the last minute following the riots in London and across England.

[182] 15 March 2012: Last minute replacement for Charles Kennedy who missed his train.

[185] 26 April 2012: This edition was originally to be a London Mayoral Election Debate, but contenders pulled out as the BNP candidate was taking part.

[186] 17 May 2012: Last minute replacement for Brian May who was ill.

[188] 31 October 2013: Journalist and presenter Paris Lees becomes the first openly transgender panellist to appear on the programme.

[190] 14 November 2013: The venue was changed from an episode scheduled for Brighton after BAE Systems announced the closure of shipyards in Portsmouth.

[192] 21 November 2013: The panel only consisted of 3 guests as Joan Bakewell and Tim Stanley were unable to make it due to transport issues.

[193] 5 December 2013: This episode was moved to a later time slot on BBC Two due to news coverage of the death of Nelson Mandela replacing normal BBC One programming.

[194] 12 December 2013: This episode was originally scheduled for Swansea, but following the death of Nelson Mandela, it was broadcast from Johannesburg to debate his legacy.

[197] 23 January 2014: This episode had four panelists in order to have an equal number of people who are for and against Scottish independence.

[198] 30 January 2014: Matthew Oakeshott was a last minute replacement for Charles Kennedy.

[199] 6 March 2014: Episode in which an audience member stormed out mid-show after engaging in a heated debate about immigration with panel member David Aaronovitch.

[201] 6 March 2014: Aleksander Nekrassov, a former Kremlin adviser, was a last minute addition to the panel because of events surrounding the 2014 Crimean crisis.

[204] 10 July 2014: This was the final edition of Question Time to air before the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, and the first to include no politicians among its panelists.

[205] 2 October 2014: Julian Huppert was a last minute replacement for Menzies Campbell, who had been scheduled to appear on the panel.

[206] 11 December 2014: Edition in which Russell Brand described Nigel Farage as a "pound shop Enoch Powell", a reference to the politician who made the infamous 1968 Rivers of Blood speech.

[208] 5 February 2015: The edition in which Galloway was asked about the rise in antisemitism in the UK, and whether he bore some responsibility for its increase. Galloway's appearance on the programme was criticised ahead of its broadcast by several individuals and groups, including Times of Israel columnist Alex Klineberg because of Galloway's outspoken views on Israel. Galloway said he was set up, and that chair David Dimbleby apologised to him privately over the tone of the question.

[211] 26 March 2015: This edition was broadcast live following the first TV debate between David Cameron and Ed Miliband by Sky and Channel 4 in the Battle for Number 10 debate.

[212] 30 April 2015: 2015 General Election Special. Aired at 8 pm, rather than the usual 10:45 pm.

[213] 8 May 2015: Post 2015 General Election Special. Aired at 8:30 pm, rather than the usual 10:45 pm. A UKIP representative was invited to join, but the party was unable to send one.

[214] 25 June 2015: Giles Fraser was a last minute replacement for Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis who was scheduled to be on the panel.

[215] 17 September 2015: Episode in which newly appointed Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell apologises for a 2003 speech in which he called for members of the IRA to be honoured for the bombings that brought the British government "to the negotiating table" during the peace process, and for a joke he made in 2010 about wishing he could go back in time to assassinate Margaret Thatcher.

[217] 15 October 2015: Edition in which audience member Michelle Dorrell berates Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Amber Rudd about government plans to cut child tax credits for working families, highlighting concerns about the proposals and forcing the government to defend its position.

[219] 19 November 2015: First edition broadcast after the November 2015 Paris attacks. Was originally scheduled to be held in Belfast, with Theresa Villiers, Peter Hain and Gráinne Maguire on the panel, but was changed to London.

[220] 28 January 2016: This edition was dedicated to Charlie Courtauld, a former editor of the show, who had recently died.

[222] 4 February 2016: Paul Nuttall was a replacement for Nigel Farage who got stuck in traffic.

[224] 15 June 2016: Michael Gove was the sole panelist in a special edition of Question Time where he made the case for the UK to leave the EU. Was broadcast at the earlier time of 18:45.

[225] 19 June 2016: David Cameron was the sole panelist in a special edition of Question Time where he made the case for the UK to remain in the EU. Was broadcast at the earlier time of 18:45.

[226] 26 June 2016: Post-Brexit special, the panel was divided 50/50 on those who supported Brexit and those who supported Remain. Was broadcast live at the earlier time of 18:30.

[227] 8 September 2016: 2016 Labour Leadership special. Was broadcast at the earlier time of 21:00.

[228] 29 September 2016: Richard Burgon was a last minute replacement for Emily Thornberry, after the latter flew to Israel to attend the funeral of former Israeli President Shimon Peres, who had died the previous day.

[229] 3 November 2016: Businessman and UKIP donor Arron Banks was originally scheduled to be on the panel, but was replaced by Charlie Wolf.

[230] 10 November 2016: First edition broadcast after the 2016 United States presiential election. All of the questions focused on Donald Trump winning and what it would mean internationally.

[231] 24 November 2016: Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell was scheduled to make an appearance, but he was taken ill so he was replaced by Chris Leslie.

[232] 9 March 2017: Kezia Dugdale was a last minute replacement for John McDonnell, who couldn't make it due to missing a flight.

[233] 27 March 2017: Britain after Brexit special.

[234] 25 May 2017: This edition was due to be broadcast from Belfast but was moved to Salford following the Manchester Arena bombing.

[236] 2 June 2017: 2017 General Election Specials. Broadcast at the earlier time of 8:30 pm

[237] 5 June 2017: Leader's Special (Election 2017) Was due to be broadcast at 5:55 pm on 4 June but was postponed for a BBC News special following the 2017 London Bridge attack – the programme was moved to 9:00 pm the next day. Was presented by Nick Robinson instead of David Dimbleby.

[239] 9 June 2017: Post 2017 General Election Special.

[240] 22 June 2017: Believed to be the first time a member of the audience has been told to leave the programme for repeatedly heckling the panel.

[242] 23 November 2017: This edition was only 40 minutes long as an audience member fell ill, and was unable to be safely recovered.

[244] 1 November 2018: Giles Watling was a last-minute replacement for Elizabeth Truss after her train was delayed.

[245] 13 December 2018:This was the last Question Time chaired by David Dimbleby.

[248] 10 January 2019: This was the first edition hosted by Fiona Bruce.

[249] 30 May 2019: While appearing on this edition, the Liberal Democrats deputy leader Jo Swinson confirms that she will put her name forward in the party's forthcoming leadership election.

[251] 19 November 2019: General Election special. Filmed 18 November 2019

[252] 22 November 2019: General Election special. Broadcast at the earlier time of 19:00

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