June 27, 2024 – Ahead of the General Election on 4 July, Fiona Bruce will present a special programme in which leaders’ from Reform UK and the Green Party will answer questions from the studio audience for thirty minutes each.

This is the final of three Question Time specials, following last week’s programme with leaders from the Conservative Party, the Labour Party, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP and a Question Time Plaid Cymru Leader Special on Monday.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Special.

How to watch the Question Time Leaders’ Special on TV and BBC iPlayer

The one hour special will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from 8pm on Friday 28 June.

Who’s taking part in the Question Time Leaders’ Special?

The order of the participants in the Question Time Leaders’ Special on 28 June are:

• Adrian Ramsay – Co-Leader, Green Party
• Nigel Farage – Leader, Reform UK

This has been agreed among the BBC and political parties.

How the Question Time Leaders’ Special will work

In the one-hour special, the leaders will have 30 minutes to answer questions from the live studio audience in Birmingham in the established Question Time format.

As is the case with every Question Time programme, questions will reflect the subjects people are most interested in and the audience will submit questions in advance and on the night.

The selected audience will reflect a wide range of political sentiment and voting intentions from across Great Britain.