Channel Schedule

BBC Parliament's coverage of proceedings in the UK's national chambers and committees.

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Saturday 3 May

0600: Westminster Hall
(recorded Tuesday 29 April)

1000: Politics Scotland
The week in Scotland
(recorded Friday 2 May)

1030: Vote 2003 Scotland
Scottish Parliament's election results
(recorded Thursday 1 May)

1300: Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
Peace II
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

1450: Blair statement
Downing Street
(recorded Thursday 1May)

1500: Vote 2003
Welsh Assembly Elections Results
(recorded Thursday 1 May)

1800: Culture, Media and Sport Committee
The British film industry (recorded Tuesday 29 April)

2020: Lords Questions
(recorded Tuesday 29 April)

2100: The Road to Europe
A fly on the wall documentary about the Danish EU presidency which has outraged European politicians.

2200: Briefings - Part II
Tony Blair's monthly news conference from 10 Downing Street.
(recorded Monday 28 April)

2305: Briefings - Part II
Jack Straw Mansion House speech
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

2330: Straight Talk
(recorded Thursday 1 May)

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Sunday 4 May

0600: House of Lords - Part III
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

1030: Prime Minister's Questions
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

1100: The Record
Highlights of the week in Parliament

1200: America This Week
Highlights of the week in politics in the USA from C-SPAN, with a live call-in programme

1500: Politics Scotland - Part I
(recorded Friday 2 May)

1530: Hearts and Minds
Highlights of the week in politics in Northern Ireland presented by Noel Thompson
(recorded Friday 2 May)

1600: Commons on Camera

1630: Politique
An in-depth look at the politics of Europe presented by Shirin Wheeler
(recorded Friday 2 May)

1700: Dateline London
Foreign journalists based in London review the week in British politics
(recorded Sunday 4 May)

1745: One to One
Guto Harri interviews a leading political figure
(recorded Thursday 1 May)

1800: Foreign Affairs Committee
War on terrorism
(recorded Tuesday 29 April)

2000: Home Affairs Committee
Sexual Offences Bill(recorded Tuesday 29 April)

2130: Lord Chancellor's Department Committee
CAFCASS
(recorded Tuesday 29 April)

2320: Lords Questions
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

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Monday 5 May

0600: House of Lords Debate
People with disabilities
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

0820: Lords Questions
(recorded Monday 28 April)

0845: Building Britain
The Glorious Revolution

0900: The Record
Highlights of the last week in Parliament
(recorded Friday 2 May)

1000: Straight Talk
Gutu Harri and guests review the week's events at Westminster
(recorded Sunday 3 May)

1030: Politique
An in-depth look at the politics of Europe presented by Shirin Wheeler
(recorded Friday 2 May)

1100: Transport Committee
Aviation
(recorded Wednesday 30 May)

1350: Ten Minute Rule Bill
National Community Service
(recorded Tuesday 29 April)

1400: The Road to Europe
A fly on the wall documentary about the Danish EU presidency which has outraged European politicians.

1500: Public Administration Committee
Ministerial Powers and Prerogative Inquiry
(recorded Thursday 10 April)

1630: Public Accounts Committee
Protecting NHS Staff from Violence
(recorded Wednesday 9 April)

1745: Work and Pensions Committee
Childcare
(recorded Wednesday 9 April)

1915: Defence Committee BR>Defence and security in the UK
(recorded Wednesday 2 April)

2125: Public Accounts Committee
PFI Construction Performance
(recorded Monday 24 March)

2330: Dateline London
Foreign journalists based in London review the week in British politics
(recorded Sunday 3 May)

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Tuesday 6 May

0600: Treasury Committee
Budget Statement
(recorded Monday 14 April)

0815: Treasury Committee
Budget Statement
(recorded Monday 14 April)

1015: Treasury Committee
Budget Statement
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

1220: Commons Trade and Industry Questions
(recorded Thursday 1 May)

1320: Ten Minute Rule Bill
Park Home Reform Bill
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

1330: Commons Business Statement
(recorded Wednesday 30 April)

1430: House of Commons
LIVE

2300: The Record
Highlights of today in Parliament
(recorded Tuesday 6 May)