In pictures: BBC Question Time at Reading Town Hall
Grammar schools, Brexit, the state of Britain's high streets and trains were all discussed at BBC Question Time
Baroness Shami Chakrabarti and TV legend Richard Madeley. Credit: getreading
Baroness Shami Chakrabarti and Richard Madeley at the Concert Hall in Reading Town Hall. Credit: getreading
Left to right: Richard Reed, co founder of Innocent Drinks; Alison Phillips, editor of The Daily Mirror; and Damien Hinds, Education Secretary. Credit: getreading
Alison Phillips and Damien Hinds. Credit: getreading
Veteran BBC QT host David Dimbleby. Credit: getreading
The audience in Reading Concert Hall. Credit: getreading
Audience members clap the panel on. Credit: getreading
David Dimbleby sips some water. Credit: getreading
The host welcomes the audience. Credit: getreading
In a warm up session, members of the public are allowed to debate with each other. Credit: getreading
Chris Rindly, who asked the penultimate question about whether transport secretary Chris Grayling should be sacked. Credit: getreading
Pippa Sands, who asked the more jovial question comparing applications to Love Island and the Oxbridge universities. Credit: getreading
It's not all serious. Credit: getreading
Not everyone's sure about the answers! Credit: getreading
Sue Scrace, who asked the first question about grammar schools. Credit: getreading
Chris Stilliano, who asked the contentious question about Brexit. Credit: getreading
A member of the public asks a question. Credit: getreading
Host David Dimbleby in action. Credit: getreading
Member of the public David Newman, who asked the question about House of Fraser closures. Credit: getreading
The aduience at the Concert Hall. Credit: getreading
Crew members armed with mics let a woman speak during the warm up question. Credit: getreading
A few audience members have a chuckle. Credit: getreading
