BBC Question Time

The BBC Question Time host said she was "puzzled" by Michael Shanks' response.
A shadow minister seemed to try and take credit for some of Rachel Reeves' new projects.
Zia Yusuf caused outrage when he told BBC Question Time there should be less regulation.
It comes amid growing concerns of online radicalisation after the Southport attack.
Columnist Matthew Parris did soon find some choice adjectives for the new US president, though.
Ayesha Hazarika also warned against "smearing" all Muslims over the grooming gang scandal.
That's the second time this year the broadcaster asked a minister to put money on government pledges.
Apparently, sending the markets into chaos is not as bad as raising taxes.
"You're somebody who will exploit any problem going for your own political ends," the former No.10 spin doctor said.
About BBC Question Time
Question Time is a BBC political debate programme based on Any Questions? The show features politicians from at least the three major political parties as well as other public figures who answer pre-selected questions put to them by an audience selected on the basis of its political views and demographic. Question Time is presented by David Dimbleby. Programme schedule. Source: Wikipedia