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Join us tonight for one final hour of debate before Question Time finishes for the season This will be broadcast on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at the earlier time of 7.30pm The show will return in the Autumn #bbcqt

Question Time is in Colchester tonight. Fiona will be joined by Peter Kyle, George Freeman, Sian Berry and Camilla Cavendish Join us for a final 45 minutes of debate before a summer break live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 7.30pm #bbcqt

Welcome back to this series' last episode of Question Time! The programme is now live You can watch now on BBC iPlayer: bit.ly/4eSvF17 Join the conversation using #bbcqt

“All three of you, when actually confronted... said… I’m not too sure about that” "I did oppose one development… we’re not saying build inappropriate housing” Labour’s Peter Kyle defends his decision to oppose housing development in his constituency #bbcqt

“What we are seeing is big greedy developers dumping huge commuter housing estates on the outskirts of villages and towns, with no investment and infrastructure” Conservatives’ George Freeman says poorly planned housing will turn the countryside into a “traffic jam” #bbcqt

“Too often the housing that is being built… it's substandard and doesn’t include infrastructure” Columnist Camilla Cavendish says the tax breaks for those looking to downsize and more social housing could help to achieve housing targets despite a rising population #bbcqt

"They’re struggling so much in the private rental sector… we need to… make sure that people are able to save up to buy” The Green Party’s Sian Berry calls for rent controls and “genuine affordability” in housing #bbcqt

“We could take quite a lot of people out of the prison system, and help to rehabilitate them…not banging them up in very expensive and dysfunctional prisons” Conservatives’ George Freeman says he would like to see more community service for non-violent criminals #bbcqt

“The criminal justice system is… a vital social service… as important as health and education, but it’s always the one that’s being cut” Columnist Camilla Cavendish says the privatisation of the probation service was a “catastrophe” and sector cuts must be reversed #bbcqt

“Could maybe, perhaps, the Greens policy of decriminalising drugs actually help?” This #bbcqt audience member asks the panel whether legalising drugs would reduce the prison population and reoffending

“There are also many people in prison for crimes that are driven by poverty, by austerity, by not being invested in by the whole of society” The Green Party’s Sian Berry says more government spending on alternatives to prison would help alleviate full prisons #bbcqt

“We know that the public have high expectations of us, not just on delivery but on the tone of politics” Labour’s Peter Kyle says voter loyalty is a thing of the past, and his party ‘can’t take anything for granted’ #bbcqt

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