PODCAST: (almost) the full NHS debate

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PODCAST: (almost) the full NHS debate

By Alex Foster | Sat 12th March 2011 - 2:10 pm

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Earlier today we brought you Mark Pack’s live coverage of the two key debates happening this morning in Sheffield, followed by his view of the aftermath.

To amplify that, we can now bring you an almost full recording of the debate. Thrill at procedural niceties! Coo at the applause for Baroness Williams! And bask in the self-righteous glow from delegates that no other party still has debates like this.

Apologies that the recording starts halfway through Paul Burstow’s introductory speech. It took longer than expected for me to ~~wake up and eat breakfast~~ clear security at City Hall.

The file can be accessed by clicking the “play in new window” link below.

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One Comment

Richard 12th Mar '11 - 11:14pm

Thanks for this – it’s good to be able to catch up. Is it really the case that there is no video streaming from the hall this year? Didn’t it always used to be on BBC Parliament?

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