Popular political radio show Any Questions? will be broadcasting from Bridport later today.
The BBC Radio 4 political radio show will be broadcast at 7pm in front of an audience today at Bridport Electric Palace.
Those wishing to get a seat will be disappointed however - it's already sold out.
The panel - which includes personalities from the worlds of politics, media and elsewhere - are posed questions by the audience.
The panel for the Bridport event includes Green peer Baroness Jenny Jones; Minister for Brexit Opportunities and Government efficiency, Jacob Rees-Mogg MP; Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Peter Kyle and Anna Soubry.
What is Any Questions?
Any Questions? is broadcast live on Radio 4 on most Friday evenings of the year following the 8pm news. The programme is repeated on Saturday lunchtimes at 1.10pm, and is followed at 2pm by the Any Answers? phone-in which gives listeners a chance to join in the debate by calling or e-mailing.
The programme travels throughout the UK, and occasionally to Europe, at the invitation of local organisations.
The audience submits questions on the day of the broadcast and these are then sifted by the producer who selects 10 questions across a range of subjects. Normally, four to six of them are included in the actual broadcast.
One of the stringent and unchanging rules of Any Questions? is that the panel never sees the questions in advance; the panellists hear them for the first time at the same moment the audience in the hall and at home does.
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