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And so to a move to welcome historic anniversary, the 60th birthday of Prime Minister's questions,

I'm Manchurly joined by Patrick McGuire, editor of the Times Red Box and together we're going

to pause the action from the House of Commons on the 18th of July 1961, which is the first time

the decision was set aside for the Prime Minister to face enquiries from MPs with the help of the

hugely talented actor, comedian and impressionist Kieran Hodson, will we create this session,

which was never recorded at the time. We will hear how old Macmillan facing questions, yes,

about Britain's place in Europe. This is PMQ's unpacked episode one.

So before we begin with the questions, the Prime Minister, let's hear it from the

common speaker in July 1961, Harry Hilton Foster, who has by now been in the chair for just under

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