During this week's episode of BBC Question Time, host Fiona Bruce made a significant announcement regarding a change in the programme's schedule for the following week. The debate, which took place in Maidenhead, Berkshire, featured a panel including Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds, Conservative MP Victoria Atkins, Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper, Reform UK's Zia Yusuf, and Green Party Co-deputy leader Rachel Millward.
Important Update for Viewers
After a discussion on protecting the Jewish community following the recent attack in Golders Green, Bruce paused the debate to inform the audience about the scheduling alteration. She stated: "Let me just say that we are in London next week for our programme and we are not going to be on air on Thursday. That's the results night for the elections. We are going to be on air on Friday when most of the results will have come in. So we shall see where we are."
How to Attend the London Show
Bruce encouraged viewers interested in being part of the London programme to visit the Question Time website for instructions. The show will return to its regular Thursday slot on May 14, when it is filmed in Brecon.
Episodes of Question Time are available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
