BBC Question Time to be filmed in Nottingham this week - and there's still time to get tickets

Popular BBC debate show Question Time will be filmed in Nottingham later this week - and there’s still time to apply your place in the audience. 

The show, which involves politicians and high-profile public figures being grilled by members of the audience, will air from the University of Nottingham’s King’s Meadow Campus on Thursday, February 8. 

Fiona Bruce, who has hosted Question Time since 2019, said: “Question time is in Nottingham this week so if you’d like to be part of the audience and take part in the programme instead of watching from your sofa at home, follow the instructions on the Question Time website. 

“Everything you need is there and we’d love to see you.”

Question Time first aired in 1979, when it was hosted by Sir Robin Day. 

Iconic BBC presenter David Dimbleby hosted the public affairs show between 1994 and 2018. 

This week’s episode from the King’s Meadow Campus will be broadcast on BBC One at 10.40pm on Thursday. 

The BBC is also asking locals to submit photos of the city which could feature in the show. 

The photos must have been taken by the person submitting them and should be sent to [email protected]. 

You can apply to be in the audience by pressing here.