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In the remainder of our show, first broadcast on the 19th March 2014, Maddie leads discussion on the BBC's decision to close BBC3 and in tribute to the late left-wing figures Tony Benn and Bob Crow.

21:37 minutes (19.79 MB)

Maddie chairs a special debate between members of the "No More Page Three" campaign and some of its critics in the wake of an SU Council decision to boycott papers that print images of topless women.

22:48 minutes (26.09 MB)

Matt chairs this edition of the Big Picture, originally aired on the 5th March 2014. The panel discuss Russia's intervention in Ukraine's revolution, reforms to trade unions' membership of the Labour Party, and the SU's performance in the light of the upcoming elections season for next year's executive.

47:42 minutes (43.68 MB)

Joseph steps up to the Big Picture chair for the first time in this edition of the show, first broadcast on the 26th February 2014. The panel discusses the growing unrest in Ukraine, the Daily Mail's campaign against Harriet Harman over her historic links through the National Council for Civil Liberties with the Paedophilia Information Exchange; and the coming showdown between Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage over Britain's EU membership.

42:08 minutes (48.22 MB)

Seb chairs this edition of the Big Picture, first broadcast on the 19th February 2014. The panel discussed developments in Alex Salmond's attempts to convince the Scottish people to vote for independence, the dropping of plans to offer voters the right to recall their MP, and the narrow passage of a Swiss referendum to restrict EU immigration.

45:22 minutes (41.54 MB)