House of Commons

Culture, Media and Sport Committee

Every public sitting of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee we capture, transcribed, with the people who spoke there and a search of what was said.

18 public sittings since 2 September 2025

Sittings appear here a month after they are held. A Polyfact plan gives you every sitting as soon as it is transcribed.

How to watch the Culture, Media and Sport Committee

House of Commons broadcasts the sittings of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee. Polyfact records each one, transcribes it and identifies the speakers, so you can open a sitting below, read it and watch it from the second a speech starts.

Latest public sittings

  1. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 2 September 2026
  2. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 13 July 2026
  3. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 8 July 2026
  4. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 30 June 2026
  5. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 23 June 2026
  6. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 16 June 2026
  7. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 9 June 2026
  8. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 2 June 2026
  9. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 19 May 2026
  10. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 28 April 2026
  11. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 21 April 2026
  12. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 14 April 2026
  13. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 24 March 2026
  14. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 17 March 2026
  15. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 10 March 2026
  16. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 3 March 2026
  17. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 9 September 2025
  18. Culture, Media and Sport Committee 2 September 2025

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Where these transcripts come from

Polyfact records and transcribes the sittings and committee hearings of United Kingdom's parliaments. A speaker is named only once their identity is confirmed, by the official record or by a person; automatic guesses are left out.