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The first video broadcast of a British “Question Time” featured Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher being questioned by Opposition Leader Neil Kinnock and other members of Parliament. Issues in…

Mr. Kinnock announced that he would not seek election as leader of the Labour Party again because of the poor showing the party made in the recent elections.

Great Britain prohibits the use of party funds for television commercials. Therefore, television networks in Great Britain are required to air ten minute political broadcasts produced by the…

Mr. Kinnock spoke about his candidacy for prime minister and his goals for the office. His address to the Labour Party also included answering questions from party members and the media.

A BBC interview with Neil Kinnock, leader of the British labour Party.

Bernard Weatherill, Speaker, House of Commons, delivered his farewell address to the House of Commons. He announced he would retire when Prime Minister Major called for a general election…

Leader of the British Labour Party Neil Kinnock addressed the Scottish Labour Party conference on issues in the upcoming British election. A few days before this address, Prime Minister Majo…

Amid news that Parliament was to be dissolved on March 16, 1992 and a general election was to be held on April 9, 1992 the Prime Minister took Questions from Parliament on March 12, 1992.

British Prime Minister John Major took part in Question Time in the House of Commons. As Great Britain prepared for a national election April 9 1992, most questions for the prime minister ce…

During Question Time, members discussed party differences over defense. A conservative member questioned the Prime Minister about the opposition Labor Party’s past links with CND, the Campai…

Members questioned the prime minister on Great Britain’s relations with Australia, the economy, and the possibility of a national election in April. The question period was marked by the voc…

British Prime Minister John Major responded to questions from members of the British House of Commons on issues of current interest in British politics, including high levels of non-payment …

Prime Minister John Major answered questions about unemployment in the United Kingdom, which is now more than 9%.

Prime Minister major responded to questions concerning recently released monthly unemployment figures, the national health service, and the rise of the European Community’s budget.

Members of the House of Commons questioned Prime Minister John Major on major issues of political importance in Great Britain, including his administration’s handling of the economy, and cal…

Members of the House of Commons questioned John Major, the Prime Minister, on current issues in British politics, which included the anniversary of the ascension of Queen Elizabeth II, and t…

“Question Time” is a period set aside from 2:30pm to 3:30pm each afternoon, Monday through Thursday, for British government ministers to answer questions from fellow members of the House of …

Questions were directed at the prime minister about the upcoming budget presentation in March and the national election which must be held within the next five months.

Members questioned the prime minister on taxation, unemployment and a number of other issues.

Prime Minister John Major answered questions from members of the House of Commons concerning current issues in the politics of Great Britain, including questions on the rise of home loan def…