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- proper noun government, politics a time during a
sitting ofparliament whereinMembers of Parliament ask questions of Government Ministers (including thePrime Minister ) which they are obliged to answer.
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Examples
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- Dick Morris went on a BBC political panel show called Question Time (which, by the way, is I think by far the best political chat show out there).
Quote Of The Day: Dick Morris To Flee United States If Hillary Wins! 2009
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It all seems a long way from Question Time, which is the series you're probably best known for.
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The BNP has defended the performance, labelling Question Time
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The BNP has defended the performance, labelling Question Time
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Tweets bring back the olden days … - Those of my readers who are outside the UK will have been spared the whole 'Question Time' thing: the national debate about whether the head of the British National Party - the nearest thing Britain gets to far-right politics - should have been allowed to appear on the BBC's Question Time debating programme.
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Tweets bring back the olden days … - Those of my readers who are outside the UK will have been spared the whole 'Question Time' thing: the national debate about whether the head of the British National Party - the nearest thing Britain gets to far-right politics - should have been allowed to appear on the BBC's Question Time debating programme.
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Tweets bring back the olden days … - Those of my readers who are outside the UK will have been spared the whole 'Question Time' thing: the national debate about whether the head of the British National Party - the nearest thing Britain gets to far-right politics - should have been allowed to appear on the BBC's Question Time debating programme.
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Tweets bring back the olden days … - Those of my readers who are outside the UK will have been spared the whole 'Question Time' thing: the national debate about whether the head of the British National Party - the nearest thing Britain gets to far-right politics - should have been allowed to appear on the BBC's Question Time debating programme.
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However, Question Time is a political programme that surely has a right to remain, as Dimbleby put it, "around the swirl of Westminster life".
Idolising bad boys makes Charlies of us all | Barbara Ellen 2011
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Having trained on the Richmond & Twickenham Times group of newspapers in south-west London, then owned by Question Time presenter David Dimbleby, Bilmes joined Condé Nast in 1997 as a subeditor on the now-defunct GQ Active.
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