Episodes
Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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20080511 | 20080514 | 1/3. He looks at parliamentary rebellions by MPs who have refused to toe the party line. | |
20080518 | 20080521 | 2/3. He recalls the good and noble works of backbenchers from the past, now largely forgotten. 1/3. He looks at parliamentary rebellions by MPs who have refused to toe the party line. | |
20080525 | 20080528 | 3/3. He visits the History of Parliament Trust in an attempt to find out whether backbenchers always been more interested in keeping their job than changing the world. 2/3. He recalls the good and noble works of backbenchers from the past, now largely forgotten. | |
20080601 | Michael Portillo explores the history of the backbench MP. 3/3: He asks whether backbenchers have always been more interested in keeping their job than changing the world. | ||
01 | 20080514 | 20080518 | He looks at parliamentary rebellions by MPs who have refused to toe the party line. 1/3. He looks at parliamentary rebellions by MPs who have refused to toe the party line. Followed by News. |
02 | 20080521 | 20080525 | He recalls the good and noble works of backbenchers from the past, now largely forgotten. 2/3. He recalls the good and noble works of backbenchers from the past, now largely forgotten. Followed by News. |
03 LAST | 20080528 | 20080601 | He visits the History of Parliament Trust in an attempt to find out whether backbenchers always been more interested in keeping their job than changing the world. 3/3. He visits the History of Parliament Trust in an attempt to find out whether backbenchers always been more interested in keeping their job than changing the world. Followed by News. |