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But other senators have raised doubts about whether the question-and-answer period will yield any revelatory information and about the value of directing questions at lawyers whom they don’t trust.

As AI becomes central, the ability to ask the right question isn’t just a technical skill but a foundational one.

In "Questions Time!", we dive into an exciting Q&A session where we address your burning questions across various topics.

More Question Time, Please Obama and House GOPers held a riveting Q&A. A bipartisan group of bloggers, techies, and consultants is now demanding they do it again.

It’s easy to understand why reporters use the double-barreled question in a live press conference. If they get a chance to pitch a question to the president, they want it to count. By asking two ...

By Ben Chu. Earlier on BBC Question Time, Rishi Sunak was pushed on what benefits Brexit had brought to the UK. He highlighted the freeport at Teesside which he said “we created using our ...

Fiona Bruce: Question Time is a panel show, and we have politicians from opposing parties on it, along with, sometimes, journalists, political commentators, or people in the public eye who are ...

M y test for the BBC Question Time special was how honest Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak would be about the trade-offs facing the next government.. So it was encouraging when Keir Starmer, once he ...

10:38, Tue, Sep 10, 2024 Updated: 10:41, Tue, Sep 10, 2024 The BBC is set to introduce a major change to Question Time - but host Fiona Bruce has spilled the beans on what bosses won’t be doing ...

BBC Question Time guest sparked a fiery debate during a special US election edition, saying, "not sure if I'm allowed to say that" in an answer about Donald Trump. By Francesca Librae.