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Question Time: 23/04/2009

23/04/2009

BBC One - Question Time, 23/04/2009

With panellists John Denham, Vince Cable, David Starkey, Philip Hammond and Ruth Lea.

David Dimbleby chairs the political debate from Ealing in London, with a panel comprising John Denham, Vince Cable, David Starkey, Philip Hammond and Ruth Lea.

Question Time is in Ealing, West London. 

On the panel, Universities and Skills Secretary, John Denham; the Liberal Democrat Economics Spokesman, Vince Cable; the historian David Starkey; Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Philip Hammond; and economist Ruth Lea.  

David Dimbleby chairs.

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