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Question Time: All the action from Hastings

PUBLISHED: 21:40 29 June 2017 | UPDATED: 21:53 29 June 2017

Daisy McCorgray

BBC Question Time comes from Hastings this week.

BBC Question Time comes from Hastings this week.

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Join in with the reactions and analysis of tonight’s Question Time

On the panel tonight: Liam Fox, Stella Creasy, Zanny minton Beddoes, Kerry-Ann Mendoza and Nick Ferrari

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