Free Speech goes to the beach with a summer special live from the sands of Magaluf. With the lights of the Mallorca resort's famous strip as a backdrop, presenter Rick Edwards hears from an audience of holidaymakers, reps, locals and ex-pats.  

Free Speech prides itself on going where its audience goes and reflecting their lives through the issues and topics debated on the show. And in the summer, this audience heads to the sun. Magaluf attracts over two million Brits a year, the majority of them young and drawn there by sun, sea, sex and enormous quantities of cheap booze. For many of them it's a rite of passage, marking the transition to adulthood which is so intrinsic to BBC Three. 

BAFTA-award winning actor and director Adam Deacon joins the panel to discuss issues such the boozed-up reputation of the British abroad and whether leaving the EU would enhance job prospects for young people.

With more reports of children being targeted by alleged chemical weapons in Syria and David Cameron losing the crucial parliamentary vote on military action, Rick Edwards chairs a live debate on the Syrian crisis from the London borough of Hackney. 150 people aged 16-25 argue for and against the vote and what can be done now for innocent victims of the civil war. Tina Daheley runs online questions and debates all day leading up to transmission.