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Alicia McCarthy reports as Northern Ireland secretary Hilary Benn appeals for calm after the Belfast knife attack.
Sean Curran reports from Westminster as MPs debate a possible crackdown on children's use of smartphones and social media.
Susan Hulme reports as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, calls for better regulation of artificial inteligence. Also, as Parliament debates legislation to help recreate the glory days of the London Olympics, a business leader behind ... more
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I have listened to this since a child - it gives you a real insight into what goes on in parliament
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I find this podcast interesting because I like to keep up with what’s happening in Westminster and the BBC today in parliament team do a fantastic job in updating people
A brilliant and unbiased summary of the day in Parliament.
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A concise, current affairs show that rolls through the day's Westminster stories with host-led parliamentary analysis and interviews from MPs, academics, and policy advocates. Episodes consistently cover legislation, governance, public policy debates, and timely issues like health, energy, and national security, often weaving in personal testimonies or expert context to illuminate how laws affect real people. Notably, the show frequently features cross-party perspectives and live reporting, making it a go-to briefing for listeners who want a compact, government-focused digest from credible host-led coverage.
This program is particularly strong for listeners who want clear explanations of private member's bills, UK governance processes, and... more
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Recent guests on Today in Parliament include:
1. Dame Sarah Mullally
2. Leila Moran
3. Sir Desmond Swain
4. Chris Albury
5. Wes Streeting
6. Keir Starmer
7. Alan Milburn
8. Ed Davey
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