Any Questions?

BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? visits a different part of the country each week with a panel of four speakers who answer questions from the audience.

The programme provides the opportunity for people to challenge politicians, policy makers, writers and thinkers.

The event is free to attend, however a prebooked ticket is required. These are allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis.

This event will be recorded live for radio, because of this no food can be taken into the theatre, drinks can be taken into the theatre but must be in a paper cup.

Security will be checking bags before entry to the event.

Latecomers will not be admitted and once the recording has began people will not be able to leave the auditorium until after the show end.

Please take these things into consideration before reserving a ticket.

We are asking people to arrive at The Poly and be seated by 7pm, if you have not arrived and collected your ticket by then, your ticket may be passed onto the next person on our waiting list.

Full times:

18.30 Doors open to the public and submission of questions begins

19.15 Doors close to the public and questions are sorted and selected

20.00 BBC Radio 4 live news bulletin

20.02-20.50 Any Questions is broadcast live from The Poly

Panel is as follows:

- Dan Norris – Labour MP for North East Somerset & Hanham and Metro Mayor of the West of England

- Robert Buckland – former Conservative MP for South Swindon and former Secretary of State for Justice