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Prime Minister's Questions
Wednesday
British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
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From Wednesday, July 2 |
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown answered questions about political reform in the House of Lords, food and energy prices, global climate change and British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Cmte., composed of the Chairs of all Commons' Committees, meets twice a year.
Washington, DC
: 2 hr. 32 min.
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| From Earlier | 
| P.M. Brown Meets Cmte. Chairs. |
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British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
London, UK
: 31 min.
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| From Wednesday, July 2 |
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British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
London, UK
: 30 min.
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| From Wednesday, June 25 |
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British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
London, UK
: 31 min.
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| From Wednesday, June 18 |
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown conducts a monthly news conference from 10 Downing Street in London, England.
London, England
: 57 min.
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British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
London, UK
: 33 min.
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| From Wednesday, June 11 |
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The British House of Commons conducts an Int'l Development Committee hearing on the Middle East peace process and the humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territories. Testifying before the committee is Fmr. Prime Minister and Middle East envoy, Tony Blair.
London, England
: 1 hr. 15 min.
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British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
Washington, DC
: 30 min.
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| From Wednesday, June 4 |
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair delivered the address to the graduating class of Yale University at their Class Day ceremonies on the Old Campus. Blair is the special envoy of the Middle East Quartet (United States, Russian Federation, European Union, and United Nations) seeking peace in that region.
New Haven, CT
: 18 min.
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British P.M. Gordon Brown answers his weekly set of questions from the members of the House of Commons. The half hour session starts with enquiries about his upcoming engagements. Following that, additional questions are asked concerning a particular issue, usually on matters of immediate political significance.
London, England
: 30 min.
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| From Wednesday, May 21 |
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About the Series
Prime Minister's Questions airs LIVE Wednesday mornings at 7am (ET) on C-SPAN2 & reairs on Sunday nights at 9pm (ET) on C-SPAN.
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