Nottingham is set to play host to a key debate in the run-up to the general election.
Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will go head-to-head in the city on Wednesday 26 June, the BBC has announced, in what is set to be the final TV debate of the election campaign.
To be broadcast from 9pm-10pm, it will be hosted by Sophie Raworth and comes as part of a series of debates.
Jonathan Munro, Deputy CEO of BBC News, said: “TV debates have become a key part of elections in the UK, giving voters the chance to hear leaders and senior politicians debate policies and ideas directly with each other, which rarely happens on the campaign trail.
“The BBC brings people together. Providing a shared space for people to debate and discuss is a vital part of our mission, so I’m delighted we’re holding this series of debates and election specials, hosted by such talented presenters.”
Voters will go to the polls on Thursday 4 July.
