Do you love a good debate, or have big questions to ask?
Brian Taylor’s Big Debate – a weekly BBC Radio Scotland radio show will be broadcast live from The Hub, Royal Mile on Friday 27th August 2010 at 12.15p.m.
Chaired by BBC Scotland’s Political Correspondent Raymond Buchanan, focussing on the week’s biggest news stories. The programme broadcasts with a panel in front of an audience, and takes a similar format to the BBC’s Question Time.
You are invited to come along and participate in the debate, as part of the audience for news, views and discussion. You should arrive 11:30 for 11:45 (the broadcast is from 12:15 -13:00).
The panel will consist of four people:
Jonathan Mills Director of the Edinburgh International Festival
Richard Holloway Former Bishop of Edinburgh and Doctor of
Stirling University
Joyce McMillan Theatre Critic and Columnist for The Scotsman
Joan Burnie Journalist at the Daily Record
So if you’d like to join in the debate with Brian’s lively panel, then please book your place in the audience by emailing brian@bbc.co.uk
QUESTIONS
The audience is at the heart of this programme. You should submit questions relating to news stories which have appeared in the news during the week of the debate. You can also send topical questions which you feel are relevant to you. They should be brief and to the point – the more succinct the more chance of being picked. Email your question to brian@bbc.co.uk by Thursday 26th of August, with your mobile phone number.
Here are some recent examples of programme questions:
-Does the panel believe that free personal care for older people should be continued and should not be subject to cuts?
– Is Curriculum for Excellence a good deal for our children and teachers?
– Is it right that MPs should not be allowed to employ members of their families?
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