has become a critical success, achieving extremely positive ratings for the ABC in Australia, with a wide audience from a range of demographics not all of which are normally noted for their interest in the Australian political scene. In 2011, Azerbaijan launched its own version of the programme. Open Talk is a weekly debate ANS TV television programme in Azerbaijan, based on Question Time. The show features political leaders as well as other public figures. Open Talk is presented by Sevinj Osmanqizi. Schools edition Several schools editions have been broadcast: 20 June 2005, with a panel of Tony Benn, Justine Greening, Lembit Öpik, June Sarpong and Otis Ferry. 6 July 2006, with a twenty-year-old student joining David Miliband, Richard Madeley, Lord Coe and Julia Goldsworthy. 5 July 2007, an 18-year-old student joined a panel of Ed Miliband, Sayeeda Warsi, Davina McCall and Douglas Murray. 9 July 2009, one of the panellists was an eighteen-year-old student. Other panellists were Andy Burnham, Jeremy Hunt, Sarah Teather and Shami Chakrabarti. References Other sources Bailey, Ric (26 January 2005) "NewsWatch: Question Time for Question Time" BBC News Retrieved 9 July 2005. "The Best of Question Time" BBC News Retrieved 9 July 2005. Guyon, Janet (29 November 2001) "Fortune: The New Future—The American Way" Mutual of America Retrieved 9 July 2005. Shawcross, William (17 September 2001) "Stop This Racism" The Guardian Retrieved 9 July 2005. External links Question Time Extra Question Time Extra Time BBC iPlayer Twitter Instagram Question Time set-up and breakdown time lapse 1979 British television series debuts 1970s British political television series 1980s British political television series 1990s British political television series 2000s British political television series 2010s British political television series 2020s British political television series BBC News BBC television news shows BBC Television shows Debate television series English-language television shows Question Time (TV programme) Tinopolis