The Question Time roadshow will be heading to Stevenage in two weeks' time - and you can apply to be in the audience.
The popular politics show, now hosted by Fiona Bruce, gives members of the public the opportunity to put their questions to well-known figures from the worlds of politics and the media.
It will be heading to Stevenage on Thursday, November 23, with applications now open to be a part of the audience.
The BBC ask for details about you and your political views to ensure that the audiences they select are representative of the broader population.
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The BBC One show - hosted for decades by David Dimbleby - tours the country and last came to Stevenage in April 2010, shortly before a general election.
On that occasion, the panel was made up of Alan Johnson, Kenneth Clarke, Sarah Teather, Richard Littlejohn and Victoria Coren-Mitchell (then Victoria Coren).
The panellists for the upcoming show have yet to be announced.
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