
The big political stories with lively discussion and expert comment and analysis from politicians and journalists, 10pm every Sunday on BBC Radio 4.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews | |||

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I used to respect this forum. As a proud Hindu and perhaps a more proud British citizen, loved that the press was independent (relatively) and spoke truthfully about the issues at hand. But I really despaired while listening to this podcast. To give an example.. your audience was waxing eloquent about the ‘integrated Britain’ of old, the need to show the ‘far right’ what British values are! What about the fact that entire swathes of Muslim communities remain segregated, follow a different commu... more
Bloody BBC to quote the late great Alf Garnett.
Can’t even get the date right!
So sad that Carolyn is hanging up her hat. She’s been a delight. Thank you for your unique style of interviewing. Other political interviewers look and learn, rude confrontation does not achieve results.
Carolyn Quinn is a great interviewer, and always gets the balance just right in these discussions.
Informative, interesting, Caroline Quinn is fantastic
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Focused on the evolving political landscape, this show features lively discussions and expert commentary on significant issues affecting the UK. Topics frequently covered include government policies, party dynamics, and social issues such as youth unemployment and education reform. The format typically showcases insights from politicians and journalists, facilitating a deeper understanding of both domestic and international political challenges. Noteworthy is the podcast's ability to convey the urgency of current events, making it relevant for listeners interested in staying informed about UK's political climate.
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Recent guests on Westminster Hour include:
1. Catherine West
2. Sir John Whittingdale
3. Scarlett McGuire
4. Alan Milburn
5. Gabby Burton
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