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Prof.Peter Fonagy, Clinical Director of Mental Health for NHS England chairs a Youth Select Committee report on Mental Health.
A Daily Politics special debate on the economy. Robert Peston, Chris Leslie, Patrick O'Flynn and others discuss the British economy.
Watch live coverage of the ITV Leaders' Debate, streamed live from Sky News on Youtube.
Jeremy Paxman interviews party leaders David Cameron & Ed Miliband on Sky/Channel4.
Chancellor George Osborne and Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls answer questions on Sky News.
First ever live television debate between the Labour, Conservative and Lib Dem party leaders.
Chancellor George Osborne and Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls answer questions on Sky News.
First broadcast on 23 March 2015
Ask the Chancellors was broadcast on the 23rd March 2015. It was a live election programme broadcast on Sky News, with Conservative Chancellor George Osborne and Labour Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls facing 30 minutes of questions from the studio audience and social media platforms.
The studio audience consisted of local businessmen and women, entrepreneurs and start-up companies, with Sky News Political Editor Faisal Islam moderating the questions.
Watch political debates, including leader's debates and interviews with party candidates and MPs.
Grab a seat and catch up with the latest questions put to the Prime Minister from Westminster MPs.
Watch party political broadcasts from each of the Westminster parties.
Information about what to expect at the general election 2015, including timetable of events, results and guides.
Watch political debates, party political broadcasts, PMQ's and interviews with party candidates and MPs.
How does your city compare with others across the UK, including population, employment and earnings.
Find out more about your local constituency, including local information, polls and MPs.
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