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Questions Time?

Who’s on BBC Question Time tonight?

BBC QUESTION Time is back on our screens tonight, and rival politicians will slug it out with each other whilst members of the public grill them face-to-face in a live TV studio.

Tonight's edition will be held in West London, and air from 8pm instead of the usual 10.45pm slot.

 Question Time- where the audience get the opportunity to grill politicians on important issues
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Question Time- where the audience get the opportunity to grill politicians on important issuesCredit: EPA

Who is the host?

Fiona Bruce

 Fiona Bruce has been the host of Question Time sine 2019
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Fiona Bruce has been the host of Question Time sine 2019

Fiona Bruce has been hosting Question Time since January 10, 2019.

She was brought in to replace long time show host David Dimbleby, and appeared on the debut editon of the programme's new series.

Fiona has spent most of her career at the BBC, presenting Crimewatch and becoming the first female newsreader on the BBC News At Ten.

Who is on the guest panel?

Robert Jenrick MP

 Robert Jenrick is currently the Communities Secretary for PM Boris Johnson
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Robert Jenrick is currently the Communities Secretary for PM Boris Johnson

Robert Jenrick is a MP for the  Conservative Party serving as Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government.

He has been in this role since 2019.

From 2018 to 2019, Jenrick was the youngest minister in the government of ex-Prime Minister Theresa May.

Since July 2019, he has also been the Communities Secretary for current PM, Boris Johnson.

Emily Thornberry MP

 Emily Thornberry is in the race to become leader of the Labour Party
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Emily Thornberry is in the race to become leader of the Labour PartyCredit: PA:Press Association

Emily Thornberry is the Shadow Foreign Secretary for Labour.

She has been the MP for Islington South and Finsbury since 2005.

After Labour lost the last election in 2019, Thornberry announced she will be running for the leadership of the Labour party once Jeremy Corbyn stepped down.

Richard Horton

 Richard Horton has served as medical columnist for The Observer
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Richard Horton has served as medical columnist for The ObserverCredit: Alamy

Richard Horton is the editor-in-chief of the medical journal The Lancet.

Horton served as a medical columnist for The Observer and writes for The Times Literary Supplement.

In 2007, Horton received the Edinburgh Medal for scientific and professional contributions to the understanding and well-being of humanity.

In 2009, he gained a recognition of contributions to public health from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Humphrey Cobbold

 Humphrey Cobbold took Pure Gym from 84 gyms to 200 facilities from 2015-2018
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Humphrey Cobbold took Pure Gym from 84 gyms to 200 facilities from 2015-2018Credit: Getty - Contributor

Humphrey Cobbold is the chief executive officer of PureGym, the UK's leading gym provider.

He joined the business in 2015 when there were 84 gyms and steered growth of the business to over 200 facilities in 2018.

Cobbold is also the former Chief Executive Officer of Wiggle Ltd - a UK-based online retailer for cycling and triathlon related products.

 

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