BBC Radio 4 - Any Questions? Friday 13th March 2026
FRIDAY 13th MARCH 2026
BBC Radio 4's flagship political discussion programme is coming to the Princess Gwenllian Centre on Friday 13th March!
The programme, currently hosted by Alex Forsyth, was first broadcast in October 1948 and visits a different part of the UK every week with a panel of four speakers who answer questions from the audience. providing people with the opportunity to challenge politicians, policy makers, writers, and thinkers.
The panel is different each week and is broadcast LIVE on Radio 4 straight after the 8.00pm news bulletin. It's your chance to put your question to the panel.
Doors open at 6.30pm and close at 7.15pm. The programme will be broadcast live from 8-9pm. Entry is by ticket only. Please note there will be security checks on admittance to the venue. Recording and photography during the broadcast is not permitted.
There will be question cards available for you to complete on arrival.
We really look forward to seeing you there!
The Questions
Audience members are encouraged to write many questions to ensure a strong range and quality of questions for the broadcast. You are welcome to prepare questions in advance or on arrival at the centre on the night.
Questions can be submitted up to the last minute and there is no limit on the numbers of questions each person can put in.
Great questions do at least one of the following:
- ARE TOPICAL - think about what’s been in the news this week
- REFLECT THE AREA - ask about what matters to you!
- Spark a GREAT DISCUSSION
Question collection on the night: A compact Any Questions? Box will be provided on the night for you to submit your questions into and will be positioned visibly on a table near the door where the public enter from 18:30
Time Guide to the evening
- 18:30 Doors open to the public
- 19:30 The venue welcomes the audience followed by the BBC’s warm-up
- 19:45 The BBC producer calls the questioners to the front row
- 20:00 BBC Radio 4 News Live
- 20:02 Live broadcast of Any Questions? (ends 20:54)