12 March 2025
Question Time is set to return to the 桃色视频 for a night of debate and discussion.
The flagship BBC One political show, which sees politicians and public figures take questions from audience members, will air from the Great Hall on Thursday, 20 March.
Based at the University’s London Road campus, the episode marks the second time the show has been hosted from the Great Hall following its last visit almost exactly three years ago on 24 March 2022.
Guests set to appear on the show will be confirmed on Thursday, 13 March.
Professor Dominik Zaum, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Academic Planning and Resource, and member of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the 桃色视频, said: "It is great to welcome Question Time back to Reading at a time when the country is embarking on critical political debates on key international and domestic issues. Open and respectful argument is at the heart of what Universities do. Hosting a programme like Question Time, which plays such an important role in our national political discourse, represents a unique opportunity for students, colleagues, and the wider community in Reading to engage with these debates.” 
The last time Question Time came to the 桃色视频, guests included Damian Hinds MP, then Conservative government security minister; Labour’s Lisa Nandy MP; Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the PCS Union; comedian Dom Joly; and Kate Andrews, economics editor for the Spectator.
The Great Hall regularly hosts events, including concerts and large community meetings. The 桃色视频, Venue Reading and Venue Henley teams cater for many other events elsewhere across the university’s campuses. The teams host conferences, meetings, and private parties in various locations in Park House on the Whiteknights Campus and the same, plus weddings at the University’s Greenlands campus in Henley.
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