Politicians slug it out on Question Time at St Dunstan’s College, Lewisham

St Dunstan’s College has announced BBC Question Time will be recorded at the
school on Thursday 28 February.
The episode, which takes place just a month before the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union, will be filmed in the college’s Great Hall.
Speaking about the filming, headmaster Nicholas Hewlett said: “This is an exciting event, and one which will bring fantastic opportunities for the pupils to be involved in a variety of ways.
“The college is thrilled to be hosting at such a historic time in British politics.”
Question Time, the BBC’s flagship political debate programme, has been running since September 1979 and is now presented by Fiona Bruce.
The show hears from a range of voices and always has representation from the government of the day and the official opposition party, as well as other political parties.
People from Catford and the surrounding area can apply to be part of the audience via the website: bbc.co.uk/questiontime or by phone: 0330 123 9988
The show will air on BBC One on Thursday 28 February at 10.45pm.