BBC's Sunday Politics Northern Ireland to Feature Interview with SDLP Leader Claire Hanna
Presenter Mark Carruthers is set to interview Claire Hanna, leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party, on the BBC's Sunday Politics Northern Ireland programme.
The BBC's Sunday Politics Northern Ireland programme will feature an interview between presenter Mark Carruthers and Claire Hanna, leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), according to a listing published by BBC Politics.
The episode is part of the BBC's ongoing Sunday Politics Northern Ireland series, which is available via BBC iPlayer.
Details of the specific topics to be discussed in the interview were not disclosed in the programme listing. Hanna has led the SDLP, one of Northern Ireland's main political parties, and appearances by party leaders on the programme are a regular feature of the BBC's political coverage in the region.
Further details about the interview's content are expected to become available once the episode airs.
Sources
- Sunday Politics Northern Ireland — BBC Politics
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