As Parliament continues to negotiate leaving the European Union, The Brexit Storm: Laura Kuenssberg’s Inside Story gives viewers a front-row seat to nine turbulent months of political history. Co-produced by the BBC and The Open University’s Broadcast and Partnerships team, the one-off special airs on Monday 1 April at 9pm on BBC Two.
With candid access to many of the key players, the BBC’s Politics Editor gives never-before-seen insight into the moment the Prime Minister announces her Chequers Plan, to Brussels where Theresa May navigates her way towards a deal with the EU, and finally returning to London to witness the toughest parliamentary battles of the modern era.
OU Academic Consultants, Dr Peter Wood, Visiting Fellow for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Geography and Alan Shipman, Lecturer in Economics have been heavily involved in the production of the programme. There is also extensive research and information on Brexit on OpenLearn, including a quiz to test whether you’re prepared.
Dr Peter Wood commented:
“The Brexit Storm shows how media and politics combine in modern Britain, as a top political journalist strides through the escalating crossfire to ensure all sides are heard. Combining The Open University’s academic rigour with the BBC’s privileged access, Laura captures the unstudied thoughts and debates of some of the country’s most influential parliamentarians on both sides of the Brexit debate.”
The Brexit Storm: Laura Kuenssberg’s Inside Story is on BBC Two on Monday 1 April at 9pm.
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- Commissioned by Dr Caroline Ogilvie, Head of Broadcast & Partnerships
- Academic Consultant Mr Alan Shipman and Dr Peter Wood
- Media Fellow Dr Alison Penn
- Broadcast Project Manager Mr Matthew Ray
- Digital Content Producer Mr Daniel Browne
