Jo Coburn is joined for the first ever Politics Live by former home secretary Amber Rudd and shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry.
Jo Coburn and panel discuss the big issues of the day.
Jo Coburn is joined by the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, to discuss Labour's plans for the economy, the damning New York Times piece on Donald Trump and the latest on the Salisbury Novichok poisoning.
Jo Coburn is joined by the author Jack Monroe, Conservative MP Stephen Crabb, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson and the Spectator's Isabel Hardman.
Jo Coburn is joined by Lord Mandelson, Conservative MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Ellie Mae O'Hagan, Jack Blanchard, and the BBC's Adam Fleming to discuss Brexit and the tensions within the two largest parties.
Conservative MP Bim Afolami, Labour's Caroline Flint, anti-Brexit campaigner Lara Spirit and Danny Lockwood, editor of The Press newspaper, join Jo Coburn to discuss police funding and Labour's new policy on the gig economy. Plus Rizzle Kicks singer Jordan Stephens.
Aaron Bastani from Novara Media, social activist Nimco Ali and former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika join Jo Coburn, along with Matt Chorley from The Times and Vote Leave campaigner Harsimrat Kaur to discuss 'no-deal' Brexit preparations and Labour's new migration policy.
Lord Finkelstein, Lord Adonis, Steve Edgington and the Katy Balls join Jo Coburn to talk about the Church of England's shares in Amazon, and the latest on Brexit.
Jo Coburn discusses the day's political news with the Conservative Party deputy chairman James Cleverly, Labour MP Stella Creasy, Peter Hitchens of the Mail on Sunday, former Liberal Democrat adviser and Financial Times journalist Miranda Green and the comedian Grainne Maguire.
Jo Coburn is joined by Nick Clegg, Gisela Stuart, Michael Segalov and Kate McCann. They look at the Liberal Democrat conference and discuss if there should be a second Brexit vote.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of the leader's speech from the Liberal Democrat conference in Brighton.
Jo Coburn is joined by Kit Malthouse, Sian Berry, Marvin Rees, Jess Brammar and Katie Perrior to discuss funding for new homes and the EU leaders summit in Salzburg.
Andrew Neil is joined by Jacob Rees-Mogg, Rachel Sylvester, Alastair Campbell and Claire Fox. They discuss the EU meeting in Salzburg.
Politics Live is taken over by the Brexitcast programme today. Adam Fleming, Chris Mason, Laura Kuenssberg and Katya Adler are live on the programme from locations across Europe.
Jo Coburn speaks to Unite head Len McCluskey and presents live coverage of shadow chancellor John McDonell's speech from the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of Jeremy Corbyn's leader's speech from the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and Conservative MP Ken Clarke join Andrew Neil, along with Camilla Tominey from the Telegraph and Labour's Rupa Huq.
Jo Coburn and guests including Paul Scully, Rachel Johnson, Matt Zarb-Cousin, Sophia Gaston and Peter Tatchell discuss the big political issues of the day.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of the chancellor's speech from the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, where Boris Johnson will make a speech. She is joined by Commons leader Andrea Leadsom, Conservative MPs Andrew Bridgen and Sarah Wollaston, as well as journalists Caroline Wheeler and Christian May.
Jo Coburn is in Birmingham for the final day of the Conservative party conference. She presents full coverage of Theresa May's leader's speech and speaks to health secretary Matt Hancock.
Jo Coburn is joined by Frances O'Grady, Helen Whately, Philip Collins and Tom Shakespeare to discuss Theresa May's conference speech and breaking the Brexit deadlock.
Jo Coburn is joined by Baroness Helena Kennedy, George Freeman, Shakira Martin and Brendan O'Neill to look at the latest on Brexit negotiations.
Full coverage of Nicola Sturgeon's leader's speech from the SNP conference. Jo Coburn discusses it with former SNP MP John Nicolson and Catherine MacLeod from The Herald.
Andrew Neil is joined for Prime Minister's Questions by former Conservative chief whip Mark Harper, shadow treasury minister Anneliese Dodds and BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg.
Jo Coburn is joined by Helen Grant, Lord Falconer, Trevor Phillips and Ella Whelan to look at the race disparity index, Theresa May's attempts to get a Brexit deal and John Major's criticism of Universal Credit.
Jo Coburn is joined by guests including Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh, Ukip leader Gerard Batten and journalist Toby Young to discuss the day's politics.
Claire Perry, Barry Gardiner, James Forsyth and Lucy Thomas join Jo Coburn to look at the latest in the Brexit negotiations and examine how to deal with climate change.
Jo Coburn is joined by Andrea Jenkyns MP, Irish senator Neale Richmond, Lisa Nandy MP and Michael Cockerell to look at the calls for John Bercow to quit.
Jo Coburn is joined by Liz Kendall and Tony Lloyd from Labour, Owen Paterson and Therese Coffey from the Conservatives, academic Philip Cowley and The Sun's Lynn Davidson.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Theresa Villiers, Femi Oluwole from Our Future Our Choice, the Telegraph's Camilla Tominey and the editor of PinkNews Ben Cohen.
Columnist Sarah Vine, former trade negotiator Jason Hunter, Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin and writer Maya Goodfellow join Jo Coburn. They discuss the ongoing Brexit negotiations and look at the debate on transgender rights.
Jo Coburn is joined by Heidi Allen, Gisela Stuart, Tim Montgomerie and Jonathan Freedland to look at the latest in the Brexit negotiations and discuss autism awareness training.
Jo is joined by Amber Rudd, Layla Moran, Iain Dale and Angela Smith to discuss the latest on Brexit. Shami Chakrabarti joins the panel to look at the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
Andrew Neil is joined by Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Chuka Umunna, Melanie Phillips and Polly Toynbee to discuss Theresa May's position, no-deal Brexit and the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
Shadow minister Chi Onwurah, Tees Valley mayor Ben Houchen, the New Statesman's Anoosh Chakelian and academic Matthew Goodwin join Jo Coburn throughout the programme. They look at the government's proposal to end austerity, get the latest in the Brexit negotiations and examine the rise of populism.
Conservative MP and Treasury aide Kwasi Kwarteng and shadow housing minister Sarah Jones join Jo Coburn along with comedian and columnist Ayesha Hazarika and former head of the CBI, Digby Jones to discuss the Budget.
Andrew Neil and guests discuss the big political issues of the day. Includes live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions from midday.
Jo Coburn discusses the big political issues of the day with Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson, cabinet office minister Oliver Dowden, Brexit campaigner Suzanne Evans and the SNP's Kirsty Blackman.
Jo Coburn is joined by Guardian columnist Owen Jones, political commentator Jane Merrick, editor of Spiked Online Brendan O'Neill and Katy Balls of The Spectator.
Jo Coburn, Jonathan Ashworth, Gillian Keegan, Michael Lewis and Sophie Jarvis look at the the NHS, American mid-term elections and the impact of new technologies on politics.
Jo Coburn, Andy Street, Alison McGovern, Grace Blakeley and Liam Halligan discuss information commissioner Elizabeth Denham's appearance before the Commons culture committee.
Former Conservative party chairman Grant Shapps and Brexit Select Committee chair Hilary Benn join Jo Coburn along with the Guardian's deputy political editor Pippa Crerar and Spiked columnist Ella Whelan to discuss Brexit. Also, Oxford historian Peter Frankopan on global power shifting to the east.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Anna Soubry, Labour MP John Mann, Open Europe director Henry Newman and chief executive of Demos Polly Mackenzie.
Andrew Neil is joined by Lisa Nandy, Rory Stewart, Sarah Baxter and Lucy Thomas. They discuss the prime minister's Brexit agreement. Will it be accepted by cabinet and Parliament?
Jo Coburn gets reaction to the events in Westminster and looks ahead to what happens next. Guests include Brandon Lewis, Baroness Chakrabarti, Steve Baker and Alison McGovern.
Jo Coburn is joined in Westminster by Conservative vice-chair Chris Skidmore MP, Labour MP Chuka Umunna, political commentator Isabel Oakeshott and chief leader writer for The Observer Sonia Sodha. The director general of the CBI, Carolyn Fairbairn, speaks to Jo from their conference in Greenwich.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Robert Halfon, Labour's Kate Hoey MP, The Times' Rachel Sylvester and author and journalist Afua Hirsch.
Andrew Neil discusses the big political issues of the day. The panel includes Liz Truss, Richard Burgon, Stephen Gethins, Paul Mason, Anne McElvoy and Jonathan Haidt.
Justine Greening, Margaret Beckett, Richard Tice and Jasmine Whitbread join Jo Coburn to discuss the latest on Brexit and how to help young people get on the property ladder.
Jo Coburn discusses the political issues of the day with The Spectator's Fraser Nelson, Ash Sarkar from Novara Media, Politico's Jack Blanchard and Brexit campaigner Lucy Harris.
Conservative education minister Nadhim Zahawi and Labour's shadow Brexit minister Jenny Chapman join Jo Coburn along with Stefanie Bolzen of the German newspaper Die Welt and the Daily Telegraph's Steven Swinford to discuss Brexit, the gig economy and the rise in tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Andrew Neil is joined by former cabinet minister Priti Patel, Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, shadow security minister Nick Thomas-Symonds and treasury minister Elizabeth Truss. Plus an interview with the Ukranian ambassador to the UK. Includes live coverage of prime minister's questions.
Jo Coburn is joined by George Freeman MP, Jess Phillips MP, John Bew and Claire Fox to analyse the prime minister's appearance in front of the Commons Liaison Committee.
Jo Coburn is joined by Matt Forde, Claire Cohen, Maya Goodfellow and Mark Wallace to discuss the increase to rail fares.
Jo Coburn is joined by James Cleverly, Emma Reynolds, Professor Amelia Hadfield and Tom Newton Dunn to discuss whether the government should publish its legal advice on Brexit.
Jo Coburn discusses the big political issues of the day with Johnny Mercer MP, Angela Eagle MP, Brexit campaigner Suzanne Evans and Bruno Macaes, former Portuguese Europe minister.
Andrew Neil with live coverage of PMQs and discussion of Brexit with Jesse Norman, Barry Gardiner, Owen Paterson, Liz Kendall, Anne McElvoy and Isabel Oakeshott.
Jo Coburn is joined by Nicky Morgan from the Conservatives, Labour's Lisa Nandy, SNP Westminster Leader Ian Blackford and Tom Harwood from the Guido Fawkes website.
The Guardian's Simon Jenkins, former government advisor Jo Tanner, Olivia Utley from the Article and Michael Segalov from Huck magazine join Jo Coburn in the studio.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Helen Whately, Labour's Andy McDonald, Quentin Letts from the Daily Mail and the Financial Times' Miranda Green.
Andrew Neil is joined by Liam Fox, Daniel Finkelstein, Richard Burgon, Pippa Crerar, Nadine Dorries, Grant Shapps, Heidi Allen, and Laura Kuenssberg.
As Theresa May arrives in Brussels after surviving last night's no-confidence vote, Jo Coburn is joined from Westminster by Conservative MP Owen Paterson, Labour's Liz Kendall, economist and author Liam Halligan and the Guardian's Polly Toynbee.
Jo Coburn is joined by Iain Dale, Faiza Shaheen, Isabel Hardman and Tom Kibasi to discuss the implications of the EU refusing to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Vicky Ford, Labour's Rushanara Ali, Camilla Tominey from the Daily Telegraph and the Guardian's Sonia Sodha.
Andrew Mitchell, Liz Saville Roberts, Dia Chakravarty and Owen Jones discuss the problem of rough sleeping with John Healey and Louise Casey. Jo Coburn presents.
With 100 days to go until Brexit, Andrew Neil presents live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions and is joined by Claire Perry, Barry Gardiner, Crispin Blunt and Caroline Flint.
Jo Coburn discusses the big issues of the day and reflects on the political year. Guests include Conservative peer and Times columnist Daniel Finkelstein, comedian Ayesha Hazarika, Telegraph leader writer Tim Stanley, economics commentator Grace Blakeley and Love Island's Zara McDermott.
Jo Coburn is joined by Emily Thornberry, Margot James, Patrick O'Flynn and Alex Wickham. Playwright James Graham also discusses his new Channel 4 drama Brexit: The Uncivil War.
Jo Coburn is joined by justice minister Rory Stewart, Labour's Sarah Champion and the commentators Isabel Oakeshott and Lesley Riddoch.
Andrew Neil with live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions. Brexit minister Lord Callanan and Labour House of Lords leader Angela Smith join Andrew along with Labour MP Chuka Umunna, former Brexit minister Suella Braverman and the Daily Mirror's political editor Pippa Crerar.
Joining Jo Coburn for a special programme on Tuesday's vote on Theresa May's Brexit deal are Brexit secretary Steve Barclay and shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth.
The special edition of Politics Live covering the latest news and reaction during and after Parliament's vote on the prime minister's Brexit deal.
Andrew Neil and guests David Gauke, Barry Gardiner, Lord Hennessy, Liz Kendall, Anne-Marie Trevelyan and Pippa Crerar debate the big political issues of the day. Plus PMQs.
Jo Coburn with live coverage of the government no confidence vote. Work and pensions secretary Amber Rudd and shadow education secretary Angela Rayner join Jo, and Andrew Neil interviews Conservative Brexiteer Jacob Rees Mogg.
Jo Coburn with Gillian Keegan MP, Chuka Umunna MP, Brexit campaigner Lucy Harris and journalist Tim Shipman examine the prospects of cross-party consensus over Brexit.
Andrew Neil covers the fast moving events in Westminster for a Politics Live Special. He speaks to the former prime minister Tony Blair and former work and pensions secretary Esther McVey.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Spectator's Fraser Nelson, Grace Blakeley from the New Statesman, the Guardian's Jessica Elgot and Anne McElvoy from the Economist. They reflect on the momentous events of the last few days and get the thoughts of comedian Shazia Mirza.
Shadow Brexit minister Jenny Chapman and Conservative Brexiteer MP Lee Rowley join Jo Coburn along with Helen Lewis from the New Statesman and Henry Newman from Open Europe.
Live from Westminster Jo Coburn discusses the latest on the prime minister's Brexit 'Plan B' with former Labour home secretary David Blunkett, Conservative MP Nadine Dorries, Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis and the Observer's Sonia Sodha.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Ben Bradley, Labour’s Caroline Flint, Laura Hughes from the Financial Times and the Irish Senator Neale Richmond.
Vicki Young is joined by education secretary Damian Hinds, Labour MP Emma Reynolds, City AM editor Christian May, and the general secretary of the TUC Frances O’Grady. Plus comedian Kieran Hodgson discusses whether the current political climate is like the 1970s.
Jo Coburn is joined by journalist Ella Whelan, columnist Tim Montgomerie, Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff and film-maker and drag queen Amrou al-Kadhi.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with James Cleverly, Angela Smith, Vince Cable and Isabel Hardman. Plus Howard Dean on the state of US politics, and filmmaker Norma Percy.
Jo Coburn is joined by prisons minister Rory Stewart, Labour MP Rachel Reeves, German journalist Stefanie Bolzen and The Sun's Tom Newton Dunn.
Jo Coburn assesses the impact of last night's Brexit votes in the Commons with Andrea Jenkyns, Stephen Kinnock, Laura Hughes and Henry Newman.
Iain Duncan Smith, Sarah Wollaston, Lucy Powell and Pippa Crerar join Andrew Neil. They have the latest on Brexit and discuss if technology companies should be better regulated.
Jo Coburn is joined by Hugo Rifkind, Claire Fox, James Mills and Louise Casey to examine the latest Brexit developments. Plus a film looks at whether CCTV should be installed in care homes, and there's a discussion about World Hijab Day, as critics claim it's not something to be celebrated.
Housing minister Kit Malthouse and Labour’s Stella Creasy join Jo Coburn to discuss their solutions to the Brexit deadlock along with the deputy leader of the Lib Dems Jo Swinson and LBC radio presenter Nick Ferrari. They also discuss free speech on university campuses.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Grant Shapps, the SNP’s Joanna Cherry, the former Labour adviser and now comedian Ayesha Hazarika and the Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions. Her guests include Commons leader Andrea Leadsom, shadow business minister Chi Onwurah, Conservative MP Greg Hands and Labour’s Jess Phillips.
Looking back over the political week with Jo Coburn are The Spectator's Katy Balls, author and columnist Rachel Johnson, economist Liam Halligan and anthropologist David Graeber.
Jo Coburn is joined by Labour MP Lisa Nandy, Nicky Morgan from the Conservatives, Spectator editor Fraser Nelson and Jennifer Williams from the Manchester Evening News.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Helen Whately, Labour’s Hilary Benn MP, the businesswoman Michelle Dewberry and the academic and journalist Dalia Gebrial.
Jo Coburn with live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions. Joining Jo are transport minister Jesse Norman and shadow Brexit minister Jenny Chapman.
Andrew Neil is joined by the Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Labour MP Rachel Reeves and the Daily Mirror’s Pippa Crerar.
Jo Coburn is live from Westminster with guests Carolyn Fairbairn, Alison Phillips, Lucy Harris and Christopher Hope.
Jo Coburn is joined by guests including the IEA’s Mark Littlewood, the SNP MP Alison Thewliss, journalist Tim Montgomerie, and Faiza Shaheen, director of the think tank CLASS.
Nick Robinson with live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions. Communities secretary James Brokenshire and shadow cabinet minister Jon Trickett join Nick along with Labour’s Alison McGovern, Conservative MP Phillip Lee, Camilla Tominey from The Daily Telegraph and Guardian columnist Dawn Foster.
Adam Fleming looks at the fallout from Labour and Conservative MPs setting up the Independent Group. Plus Theresa May's Brexit negotiations in Brussels.
Elizabeth Glinka is joined by David Goodhart from Demos, Novara Media’s Eleanor Penny, commentator Jane Merrick, and TalkRADIO’s Ross Kempsell. They discuss Ian Austin’s resignation from the Labour Party and the ongoing Brexit negotiations.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Jonathan Ashworth, Gillian Keegan, Afua Hirsch and Peter Hitchens to discuss the upcoming Brexit votes.
Jo Coburn presents the top political stories in Westminster, with live coverage of Theresa May's statement on Brexit in the Commons.
Live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions. Jo Coburn is joined by The Independent Group’s Heidi Allen, Labour MP Kate Hoey, local government minister Rishi Sunak, Stephen Gethins from the SNP and shadow Northern Ireland secretary Tony Lloyd.
Andrew Neil is joined by Margaret Hodge, Henry Smith, Sarah Elliott and Jason Cowley to look at the US/North Korea summit and anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.
Jo Coburn discusses the day's politics with Clive Lewis and Lisa Nandy from the Labour Party, the Daily Telegraph’s Peter Foster, Conservative MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan, and the Daily Mirror’s Pippa Crerar.
Jo Coburn and guests James Cleverly, Jo Swinson, Lara McNeill and Rachel Sylvester look at knife crime, Labour’s anti-Semitism allegations and the issue of school funding.
Jo Coburn and guests discuss the big political issues of the day. Includes live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with Tom Tugendhat, Marvin Rees, Sarah Baxter and Julia Hartley-Brewer. They discuss the latest on knife crime and Brexit.
Jo Coburn is joined by novelist Will Self, comedian Grace Campbell, the political strategist Jo Tanner and Conservative MP Mark Francois to discuss the Brexit negotiations and populist movements across Europe.
Jo Coburn is joined by Times columnist Lord Finkelstein, businesswoman Michelle Dewberry, journalist Paul Mason and Nicola Bartlett from the Daily Mirror to discuss another big week for Brexit. Plus punk duo Sleaford Mods talk about class, austerity and Brexit Britain.
Ahead of a seismic parliamentary vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal, Jo Coburn and guests discuss whether or not the prime minister appears to have convinced enough MPs to back her plan.
Jo Coburn is joined by the MPs Iain Duncan Smith and Liz Kendall for an extended programme which includes Prime Ministers Questions and the chancellor’s Spring Statement.
Jo Coburn is joined by pro-EU campaigner Gina Miller, former Downing Street adviser Tom Swarbrick, Brexit advocate Suzanne Evans and environmental journalist George Monbiot, to discuss the shootings in New Zealand and the ongoing Brexit negotiations.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Gillian Keegan, shadow Home Office minister Louise Haigh, Tom Newton Dunn of The Sun and psychologist Steven Pinker. They discuss the Brexit negotiations and social media firms' responsibility when it comes to inappropriate content.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Owen Paterson, Labour MP Emma Reynolds, New Statesman writer Grace Blakeley and The Independent's John Rentoul.
Jo Coburn is joined by backbenchers Nadine Dorries and Stella Creasy for the first part of the programme to discuss Theresa May's decision to ask for a short delay on Brexit. Jo is also joined by Tony Lloyd and Nadhim Zahawi. Plus Prime Minister's Questions, and analysis by the Laura Kuenssberg.
Andrew Neil is joined by Baroness Smith, Anna Soubry, Daniel Hannan and Sam Coates from The Times to discuss the fallout from Theresa May’s Downing Street speech, Brexit, and the European Council summit.
Jo Coburn is joined by Layla Moran MP, Camilla Tominey, Tom Harwood and Jessica Elgot to discuss the delay to the UK’s departure from the EU, and by Deborah Frances-White from The Guilty Feminist podcast.
Jo Coburn is joined by Grant Shapps, Rachel Reeves, Sarah Baxter, and Pippa Crerar. They discuss what happens with Brexit in the week ahead, and cases of Islamophobia in the Conservative Party.
Jo Coburn, with the latest on Brexit after Parliament dramatically voted to seize control of the process, is joined by Tim Loughton, Lisa Nandy, Ian Blackford and Katie Perrior.
Jo Coburn is joined by James Cleverly, Laura Pidcock, Lucy Powell, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Steven Swinford and Sonia Sodha. Includes live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster following the prime minister's dramatic announcement that she will stand down if parliament passes her Brexit deal.
Jo Coburn is joined by culture secretary Jeremy Wright, Ben Bradley MP, Jess Phillips MP, Jennifer McKiernan and Matt Chorley to discuss the seismic parliamentary vote on the government’s Brexit withdrawal agreement.
Digital minister Margot James and shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry join Jo Coburn, along with Tony Blair’s former chief of staff Jonathan Powell and editor of The Spectator Fraser Nelson to discuss Brexit with Conservative Brexiteer Steve Baker, knife crime, and centrism in politics.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster as the cabinet meets for a marathon session after MPs failed to agree a Brexit alternative last night.
Jo Coburn is joined by Brexit minister Kwasi Kwarteng and shadow Brexit minister Jenny Chapman, plus coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with the latest political news as the government prepares for more talks with the opposition to try and break the Brexit deadlock.
Jo Coburn is joined by Mariana Mazzucato, Toby Young, Ross Kempsell and Heather Stewart to discuss the latest developments on Brexit, and the fight against plastic with paddle boarder Lizzie Carr.
Jo Coburn is joined by Liz Kendall MP, Andrew Bridgen MP, Danny Finkelstein and Faiza Shaheen to discuss a crucial few days ahead in the Brexit process.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Sam Gyimah, former Labour adviser turned comedian Ayesha Hazarika, Prospect founder David Goodhart and the Telegraph’s Madeline Grant.
Jo Coburn and guests discuss Prime Minister’s Questions and Theresa May’s trip to the European Council to ask for a Brexit extension.
Elizabeth Glinka is joined by Brexit minister Lord Callanan, Labour peer Lord Falconer, the Daily Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey and pollster Deborah Mattinson.
Elizabeth Glinka is joined by David Starkey, Ash Sarkar, Will Tanner, and Jessica Elgot to discuss the Julian Assange case, Brexit and communism.
Jo Coburn is in Westminster as MPs return from the Easter break, and joined by education minister Nadhim Zahawi, shadow Brexit minister Jenny Chapman, Sam Coates and Olivia Utley.
Jo Coburn is joined by chief secretary to the Treasury Liz Truss, MPs Layla Moran and Peter Dowd and Brexit Party candidate Claire Fox to discuss cyber security and how political parties can attract younger voters. There is also reaction to Prime Minister’s Questions, live from noon.
Andrew Neil is joined by the Conservative MP Gillian Keegan, the SNP’s Stephen Gethins, Labour’s Tracy Brabin and Camilla Tominey from the Telegraph.
LBC presenter Nick Ferrari, Green Party co-leader Sian Berry, Progress Scotland Chair Angus Robertson, and Sophie Jarvis from free-market think tank the Adam Smith Institute join Jo Coburn to discuss online pornography, next month’s European elections, and attempts to deselect Conservative MPs.
Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith and Lib Dem leader Vince Cable join Jo Coburn to discuss funding social care, Brexit and political advertising.
Jo Coburn is in Westminster with former education secretary Nicky Morgan, Labour MP Lisa Nandy, businesswoman Michelle Dewberry and New Statesman political editor Stephen Bush.
Jo Coburn is joined by guests including former Labour leader Ed Miliband, Conservative MP Ed Vaizey and Lib Dem deputy leader Jo Swinson for coverage of Prime Minister's Questions.
Jo Coburn is joined by Labour peer and broadcaster Joan Bakewell, Camilla Cavendish from the Financial Times, political journalist Michael Crick and Conservative MP Ben Bradley. The panel discusses Brexit, Britain’s ageing population and the fallout from the local elections.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Sam Gyimah, the Lib Dem MP Wera Hobhouse and the Green MEP Molly Scott Cato, as well as MPs from both frontbenches, for live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions.
Andrew Neil is joined by Conservative MP Gillian Keegan, former BBC presenter and now Change UK candidate Gavin Esler, Martin Daubney from the Brexit Party and the Daily Mirror’s Pippa Crerar.
Jo Coburn is joined by Trevor Phillips, Paul Mason, Isabel Oakeshott and Katy Balls to discuss controversy in academic research, the Peterborough by-election, and artificial intelligence.
Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan and Labour peer Andrew Adonis join Jo Coburn, along with Theresa May’s former communications director Katie Perrior and Spiked Online’s Ella Whelan. They discuss the European elections, Brexit and universal basic income.
Former Brexit minister Suella Braverman and shadow international trade secretary Barry Gardiner join Jo Coburn, along with money-saving expert Martin Lewis and political commentator Jane Merrick. They discuss Brexit, university tuition fees and whether socialism is a dirty word.
Jo Coburn and guests discuss the prime minister's latest proposal to get the EU Withdrawal Agreement through Parliament. Plus live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions.
Andrew Neil is joined by Labour peer Margaret Prosser, the Telegraph’s Madeline Grant and a Conservative and Lib Dem backbencher to discuss Theresa May’s future, a new definition of Islamophobia, and whether electric cars are the future of transport.
Caroline Criado Perez, Peter Hitchens, Emma Barr and Steve Richards join Jo Coburn to discuss Theresa May’s departure and whether facial recognition can be used to cut crime.
Jo Coburn is joined by Change UK’s Anna Soubry, Brexit Party’s Alex Phillips, Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth and the Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey.
Jo Coburn is joined by SNP leader Ian Blackford at Westminster and Conservative MP Andrea Jenkyns to discuss the prospect of a no-deal Brexit and different forms of European populism.
With live coverage of PMQs. Education secretary Damian Hinds, shadow business minister Laura Pidcock, Lib Dem MP Layla Moran, Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, Brexit Party candidate and former Loaded editor Martin Daubney and The Spectator’s deputy political editor, Katy Balls join Jo Coburn to discuss Brexit, the European elections and Theresa May.
Tory MP and former chancellor Ken Clarke, Guardian columnist Owen Jones, Brexit Party candidate and founder of the Institute of Ideas Claire Fox and The Evening Standard’s Sophie Jarvis join Jo Coburn to discuss Theresa May’s departure.
Brexit Party MEP Lucy Harris and Lib Dem MEP Luisa Porritt join Jo Coburn along with The Daily Mirror’s political editor Pippa Crerar and political scientist and commentator Matthew Goodwin to discuss the Tory leadership contest and Donald Trump’s visit.
Jo Coburn is joined by MPs Johnny Mercer and Stella Creasy, plus Charlotte Pickles and Bhaskar Sunkara to discuss Donald Trump’s state visit and investigations into veterans of the Troubles.
Jo Coburn is joined by Robert Buckland, Jenny Chapman, Steve Baker, Philippa Whitford, Isabel Hardman and Stephen Bush to discuss the final day of Donald Trump’s state visit.
Andrew Neil is joined by Nadhim Zahawi, Alison McGovern, Danny Blanchflower and Kate Andrews.
Jo Coburn is joined by MEP Ben Habib, Labour candidate Faiza Shaheen, The Daily Telegraph’s Madeline Grant and The Guardian’s Rafael Behr to discuss the result of the Peterborough by-election.
Brexit Minister Kwasi Kwarteng and journalist Ash Sarkar from Novara Media join Jo Coburn along with Times columnist Philip Collins and Zoe Strimpel from the Telegraph to discuss the Conservative leadership contest with Conservative MP George Eustice.
Jo Coburn is joined by Anna Turley, Alan Duncan, Nazir Afzal and Julia Hartley-Brewer to discuss the Conservative Party leadership contest.
Elizabeth Truss, Andy McDonald, Bim Afolami, Tom Tugendhat, Jo Swinson, Claire Fox and Owen Bennett join Jo Coburn to discuss the Conservative leadership contest and Brexit.
Andrew Neil is joined for the result of the first ballot in the Conservative leadership contest by MPs from across the party, as well as Anushka Asthana from The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph’s Christopher Hope.
Jo Coburn is joined by Toby Young, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Claire Cohen, and Aaron Bastani to discuss the Conservative leadership contest, dystopian portrayals of a post-Brexit future in video games, and how to make politics simpler.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative peer, Lord Finkelstein, the Labour MP Rushanara Ali, the journalist Mehdi Hasan and Brexit campaigner Suzanne Evans.
Jo Coburn is joined by Local Government Minister and Boris Johnson supporter Rishi Sunak, Irish Senator Neale Richmond, and the political editor of The Spectator Katy Balls.
Jo Coburn is joined by Tobias Ellwood, Tracy Brabin, Anne Milton, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Paul Waugh and Emma Barr to discuss the Conservative leadership contest and Brexit.
Andrew Neil and guests discuss the latest round of voting in the Conservative Party leadership contest with representatives from the four remaining candidates.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Telegraph’s Madeline Grant, chair of Labour Students Rania Ramli, former Downing Street adviser Laura Trott and Novara Media’s Michael Walker to discuss the Conservative leadership race and the war in Yemen.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Lib Dem leadership contender Sir Ed Davey, MPs Gillian Keegan and Stephen Kinnock, and the Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey. They discuss the Conservative leadership race and the possibility of introducing a four-day working week.
Jo Coburn is joined by historian Niall Ferguson, social entrepreneur Josh Babarinde and MPs Liz Kendall and Theresa Villiers. They discuss the latest from the Conservative leadership race, new approaches to tackling knife crime, and tension with Iran.
Jo Coburn's guests include Andrea Leadsom, Patrick McLoughlin, Danielle Rowley, Drew Hendry, Helen Pidd and Jennifer McKiernan. With live coverage of PMQs from midday.
Jo Coburn is joined by Tim Stanley, Belinda de Lucy, Charlie Falconer and Antoinette Sandbach to discuss the UK’s immigration policy and the Conservative leadership race.
Adam Fleming is joined by Tim Montgomerie, Grace Blakeley, Cindy Yu, and Sir David Spiegelhalter to discuss developments in the Tory leadership race and the American Democrat nominee hustings.
Former cabinet minister Damian Green and shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth join Jo Coburn along with the New Statesman’s Anoosh Chakelian and The Evening Standard’s Sophie Jarvis to discuss the Conservative leadership contest, Brexit and social care.
MPs Vicky Ford and Lisa Nandy join Jo Coburn along with Ayesha Hazarika and Christopher Hope to discuss Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn’s health. Jo also speaks to new Brexit Party MEP Annunziata Rees-Mogg.
With live coverage of PMQs. Former Universities Minister Sam Gyimah, Labour MP John Mann, The Telegraph’s Sherelle Jacobs, The Mirror’s Kevin Maguire, Shadow Housing Minister Sarah Jones and Solicitor General Lucy Frazer join Jo Coburn. Jo also speaks to new Brexit Party MEP Annunziata Rees-Mogg.
Housing minister Kit Malthouse and Labour’s leader in the House of Lords Baroness Smith join Andrew Neil and Henry Newman to discuss the latest from the Conservative leadership race.
Jo Coburn is joined by Labour MP Jess Phillips, trade unionist Paul Embery, activist Nimco Ali and journalist Rachel Sylvester. The panel discuss schools closing early on a Friday, the Tory leadership race and the commercialisation of London Pride.
Jo Coburn is joined by Kate Hoey, Margot James, Peter Hitchens and Amelia Womack to discuss no-deal Brexit planning and the leaked comments from the UK ambassador to Washington.
Brexit minister Kwasi Kwarteng and shadow Treasury minister Clive Lewis join Jo Coburn, along with The Daily Express’ Sam Lister and BuzzFeed’s Emily Ashton.
Jo Coburn is joined by Ross Thomson, Alistair Burt, Philippa Whitford, Andy McDonald and Pippa Crerar to discuss the debate between the Conservative leadership contenders.
Andrew Neil is joined by Theresa Villiers, David Aaronovitch, Dawn Foster, Madeline Grant and Mel Stride to discuss the big political issues of the day.
Jo Coburn is joined by Alison Phillips, Tosin Adedayo, Alan Mendonza and Marcus Brigstocke. They discuss Theresa May’s newspaper interview looking back at her time in office.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Nadhim Zahawi, Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable, the think-tank director Faiza Shaheen, and the Brexit Party's Lucy Harris to discuss Boris Johnson, automation, and politics around the Cricket World Cup.
With live coverage of Theresa May’s penultimate PMQs. Shaun Bailey, Siobhan Benita, Cindy Yu, George Monbiot, John Whittingdale and Anneliese Dodds join Jo Coburn.
Today Andrew Neil is joined by Miatta Fahnbulleh from the New Economics Foundation, the economist Liam Halligan and the government’s former integration tsar Dame Louise Casey.
Jo Coburn is joined by Carolyn Fairbairn, Charlotte Pickles, AC Grayling, Mo Lovatt and Zara McDermott to discuss attempts to stop a no deal Brexit, and whether young people should choose apprenticeships or university.
Jo Coburn is joined by Frances O’Grady from the Trades Union Congress, Conservative MP Nigel Evans and commentators Miranda Green and Iain Dale to discuss the possibility of a no-deal Brexit and the 25th anniversary of Tony Blair's election as Labour leader.
Jo Coburn is joined by James Cleverly, Baroness Smith, Ian Blackford, Tom Newton Dunn and Gillian Keegan to discuss the new Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson, and the new soon to be prime minister.
Jo Coburn will be joined by the Rishi Sunak, Caroline Lucas, Katy Balls and Pippa Crerar to discuss Boris Johnson’s premiership. With full coverage of Theresa May’s final Prime Minister’s Questions.
Jo Coburn is joined by Jo Swinson and Sir Edward Davey, candidates for the Liberal Democrat Party leadership, in an interview. Also joining her are Jack Blanchard, editor of the Politico London Playbook, and Isabel Hardman, assistant editor of The Spectator.
Jo Coburn is joined by Chris Skidmore, Clive Lewis, Iain Martin and Helen Lewis to discuss Boris Johnson’s first days as prime minister.
Jo Coburn is joined by schools minister Nick Gibb, shadow housing minister Sarah Jones, Alex Phillips from the Brexit Party and journalists Miranda Green and Owen Jones to discuss a momentous week ahead in British politics.
Jo Coburn is joined by Helen Whately, Jonathan Ashworth, Tim Montgomerie and Layla Moran to discuss a possible snap general election, and what this means for a no-deal Brexit.
Jo Coburn and guests discuss the big political issues of the day, including full coverage of chancellor Sajid Javid's spending review.
Andrew Neil is joined by former Conservative chief whip Mark Harper, Labour's Melanie Onn, Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson, the historian Sir Max Hastings and the Daily Mirror’s Pippa Crerar to discuss Brexit and the prospect of a general election.
What will happen next in the Brexit drama and are we heading for an October General Election? Jo Coburn reviews an extraordinary political week with author Steve Richards, Brexit Party MEP Claire Fox, Sebastian Payne from the Financial Times and the campaigner Holly Rigby.
Jo Coburn is joined by shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry, chair of the European Research Group Steve Baker, Cindy Yu of The Spectator, and The Guardian’s Rafael Behr to discuss what’s next for Boris Johnson and Brexit.
Jo Coburn is joined by MPs Ian Blackford and Ross Thomson, and Grace Blakeley and Madeline Grant to discuss last night’s extraordinary events in parliament and what the PM’s options now are.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Crispin Blunt, the former Labour MP and now Liberal Democrat Luciana Berger, Kevin Maguire from the Daily Mirror and Isabel Hardman from The Spectator.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster as MPs urge the government to reconvene parliament following yesterday’s court judgement in Scotland.
Chris Mason discusses the big political issues of the day with Labour peer Helena Kennedy, LBC presenter Nick Ferrari, Buzzfeed’s Mark Di Stefano and Ella Whelan from Spike.
Can Boris Johnson ‘Hulk smash’ his way to a Brexit deal? Jo Coburn discusses the big political issues of the day with Jack Blanchard, Salma Shah, Miatta Fahnbulleh, and Kate Andrews.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster as the Supreme Court hears two cases to decide whether Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament was lawful.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster as the Supreme Court continues to consider whether Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament was lawful.
Andrew Neil is joined by Conservative MP Ben Bradley, Labour candidate Faiza Shaheen, Cambridge professor of politics David Runciman, Emily Ashton of Buzzfeed and documentary film-maker Denys Blakeway.
Faisal Islam discusses the big political issues of the day with Trevor Phillips, former chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, Telegraph columnist Sherelle Jacobs, economist Liam Halligan and Zing Tsjeng, Vice UK’s executive editor.
Live from the Labour Party conference in Brighton, Jo Coburn is joined by shadow employment minister Laura Pidcock, Daily Mirror editor Alison Phillips, Daily Telegraph associate editor Camilla Tominey and chair of Labour Students Rania Ramli. Includes shadow chancellor John McDonnell’s speech to conference.
Jo Coburn has the latest from the Labour Party conference in Brighton, with Barry Gardiner, Anushka Asthana and Iain Dale. With analysis of the Supreme Court ruling on the prorogation of parliament.
As Parliament returns following the Supreme Court ruling, Jo Coburn is joined by a number of guests including Conservative MP Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, journalist Sarah Baxter and former Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption.
Andrew Neil is joined by Tim Loughton MP, Lucy Powell MP and journalists Pippa Crerar and Iain Martin to look back at events in the House of Commons yesterday.
Adam Fleming is live in Westminster at the end of a turbulent week in British politics. She is joined by Sonia Sodha, Brendan O'Neill, Charlotte Pickles and Lara McNeill.
Live coverage of Jeremy Corbyn's speech to the Labour Party conference in Brighton.
Jo Coburn hosts live coverage of the Conservative Party autumn conference in Manchester.
Jo Coburn is live from Conservative Party conference in Manchester, where she is joined by Lord Finkelstein, the Guardian’s Helen Pidd and Polly Mackenzie from Demos.
For the prime minister’s speech to his party conference, Jo Coburn is joined in Manchester by international trade secretary Liz Truss, The Times’s Matt Chorley and former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika.
Jo Coburn is joined by former editor of the Telegraph Charles Moore, the journalist Miranda Green, the commentator Maya Goodfellow and the American author Jonathan Haidt to discuss whether the UK and EU can agree a new Brexit deal, and attempts to impeach President Trump.
Vicki Young discusses the big political issues of the day with former Australian PM Julia Gillard, Labour MP Stella Creasy, Tim Stanley from the Telegraph and The Sun’s political editor, Tom Newton Dunn. Today’s topics include abortion, immigration and all the Brexit latest.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Shadow brexit minister Jenny Chapman, Independent MP Ed Vaizey, Brexit Party MEP Lucy Harris and James Forsyth from The Spectator to discuss Brexit, Jennifer Arcuri and death threats that MPs are receiving on social media.
Jo Coburn discusses the day's politics with Conservative MP Nigel Evans, Labour's Jess Phillips, the Daily Telegraph's Madeline Grant and Extinction Rebellion's Rupert Read.
Jo Coburn is joined by Northern Powerhouse minister Jake Berry, US Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg, The Economist senior editor Anne McElvoy and New Economics Foundation chief executive Miatta Fahnbulleh to discuss Brexit, American politics and Britain's high streets.
Jo Coburn discusses the new Environment Bill, the SNP conference and the concept of 'slow news' with Rebecca Pow MP, Richard Burgon MP, Claire Fox MEP, James Harding and Scottish finance secretary Derek Mackay.
Jo Coburn is joined by House of Cards creator Michael Dobbs, Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle, Liberal Democrat MP Heidi Allen and the Daily Telegraph's Camilla Tominey to discuss the latest on a potential Brexit deal, Turkey's incursion into Syria and the rise in hate crime.
Andrew Neil is joined by a panel of guests including Conservative MP Iain Duncan Smith, SNP business spokesperson Drew Hendry, the Sunday Times's Caroline Wheeler and Christopher Hope from the Daily Telegraph to discuss the chances of a Brexit deal by 31st October.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Brexit Party chairman Richard Tice, Labour's Bridget Phillipson, Conservative candidate Seena Shah and Raoul Ruparel, a former adviser to Theresa May on Europe, to discuss Boris Johnson's new Brexit deal.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, Labour’s Lisa Nandy, The Sun’s political editor Tom Newton Dunn and Pippa Crerar, political editor of the Daily Mirror, as Boris Johnson tries to get his Brexit deal through parliament.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative minister Jake Berry, the shadow Brexit minister, Jenny Chapman, the Spectator’s Katy Balls, and Laura Hughes from the Financial Times. They’ll be looking at the government’s Withdrawal Act and whether the government can get its timetable for the bill passed.
Jo Coburn is joined by a panel of guests including the former Conservative MP Ed Vaizey, the SNP’s deputy leader at Westminster Kirsty Blackman and The Times columnist Melanie Phillips for Prime Minister’s Questions, and whether the country will see a general election before Christmas.
On today’s Politics Live Andrew Neil is joined by a panel of guests including the Labour MP Lucy Powell, Polly Mackenzie from the thinktank Demos and the Times columnist Iain Martin to discuss the possibility of a Christmas general election and the problem of human trafficking.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of Nicola Sturgeon's speech from the SNP conference in Aberdeen.
Nick Robinson is joined by the Spectator's Isabel Hardman, the New Statesman's Stephen Bush, Labour MP Meg Hillier and Conservative MP Sir Bernard Jenkin after Boris Johnson declares that he wants a general election before Christmas.
Jo Coburn is joined by Jonathan Freedland, Timandra Harkness, Gillian Keegan and Sam Tarry to discuss the possibility of a general election before Christmas.
Jo Coburn is joined by Damian Collins, Chuka Umunna, Helen Lewis and Madeline Grant who will be looking at Boris Johnson's proposal to have a December election.
With live coverage of PMQs. Business minister Nadhim Zahawi, shadow transport secretary Andy McDonald, Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran, the SNP’s Pete Wishart, political commentator Matthew Goodwin from the University of Kent and Anoosh Chakelian from the New Statesman join Jo Coburn.
Today, on the day the UK was supposed to leave the EU, Andrew Neil is joined by Labour MP Clive Lewis, Conservative MP Vicky Ford, Anne McElvoy from The Economist, and The Times columnist David Aaronovitch, as the parties begin their election campaigns.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with MEP Ben Habib, Adam Price, Laura Parker, Steve Richards and Will Tanner, to discuss Donald Trump’s comments on the election campaign and a speech by Nigel Farage.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative peer Danny Finkelstein, Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle, Brexit Party MEP Belinda de Lucy and political editor of the Daily Mirror Pippa Crerar to discuss the politics of the NHS and the Brexit Party's strategy for the election campaign.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Helen Whately, Liberal Democrat MP Sir Ed Davey, Labour peer Charlie Falconer and the Telegraph's Camilla Tominey to discuss a report into election interference and tackling climate change through geoengineering.
On the first day of the general election campaign, Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative deputy leader Paul Scully, Labour’s Emma Dent Coad, Green party co-leader Jonathan Bartley and journalists Emily Ashton and Sebastian Payne.
Andrew Neil is joined by guests including the Conservative business minister Nadhim Zahawi, TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady, author and historian Sir Anthony Seldon and Sienna Rodgers, editor of the LabourList website.
Nick Robinson is joined by Conservative parliamentary candidate Suella Braverman, Labour candidate Faiza Shaheen, editor of the Daily Mirror Alison Phillips and The Spectator’s Katy Balls.
Jo Coburn is joined by Simon Heffer, Lucy Fisher and Miatta Fahnbulleh. Plus interviews with James Cleverly and Andy McDonald.
Jo Coburn is joined by the investigative reporter Ronan Farrow, as well as the campaigner Gina Miller, Theresa May's former chief of staff Gavin Barwell and Momentum's Laura Parker.
Jo Coburn is joined by Cindy Yu, George Monbiot and Polly Mackenzie to discuss the latest election campaign developments.
Jo Coburn is joined by Dame Louise Casey, Liam Halligan and Grace Blakeley to discuss the latest on the general election campaign, including speeches by the party leaders at the CBI conference.
Jo Coburn is joined by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, journalists Sonia Sodha and Camilla Tominey, and Green party co-leader Jonathan Bartley. Topics include a preview of the election leaders' debate, the Green Party manifesto launch and Labour's plans for the economy.
Jo Coburn is joined by economist Ann Pettifor, Matt Chorley from The Times and historian Simon Heffer to discuss last night's election debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn and the latest from the campaign trail.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies Paul Johnson, the Telegraph’s Madeline Grant and James Meadway, a former adviser to John McDonnell, to discuss the Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos, and the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
Jo Coburn is joined by Holly Rigby, Caroline Wheeler and Douglas Murray to discuss the latest general election developments, and the Labour party manifesto.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with the founder of the BritainThinks consultancy Deborah Mattinson, the historian Dominic Sandbrook, and the editor of Labour List Sienna Rodgers to discuss the Conservative manifesto, and Labour’s pledge to compensate the so-called Waspi women.
Continuing coverage of the election campaign with Jo Coburn and guests including the Conservative James Brokenshire, journalists Owen Jones and Ian Birrell, and Kate Andrews from the IEA thinktank.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with the best-selling Canadian author Malcolm Gladwell, The Atlantic’s Helen Lewis and Katy Balls, The Spectator’s deputy political editor, to discuss Labour’s plans for tax and spending and the SNP’s manifesto.
Continuing coverage of the election campaign with Jo Coburn and guests, including journalists Matthew Parris, Julia Hartley Brewer and Torsten Bell from the Resolution Foundation. Plus Labour's Lucy Powell and the Conservatives' Paul Scully.
Jo Coburn is joined by Lucy Fisher of The Times, Kate Proctor of The Guardian and the comedian and satirist Andy Zaltzman. They'll be discussing the fallout from the Channel 4 Climate debate and looking ahead to the BBC's Election debate this evening. There's also a film looking at what's going to happen to the People's Vote campaign.
Continuing coverage of the election campaign, including the fallout from the London Bridge attack, presented by Jo Coburn. Guests include political journalist Jack Blanchard, former Conservative adviser Salma Shah and the New York Times London bureau chief Mark Landler.
Jo Coburn is joined by former UK ambassador to Washington Sir Christopher Meyer, commentator Paul Mason, and The Times columnist Rachel Sylvester to discuss President Trump’s visit and how education outcomes compare across the UK.
Continuing coverage of the election campaign and the latest from the London Nato summit, presented by Jo Coburn. Guests include shadow chancellor John McDonnell, journalists Christian May and Sebastian Payne, and TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady.
Jo Coburn is joined by Miatta Fahnbulleh, Melanie Phillips and Matthew d'Ancona to discuss Labour's plans to recruit 20,000 extra teachers in England.
Jo Coburn is joined by Laura Parker, Ayesha Hazarika and Madeline Grant to discuss the latest general election developments.
With three days to go until polling day, shadow chancellor John McDonnell and deputy chairman of the Conservative Party Paul Scully join Jo Coburn, along with editor of the Daily Mirror Alison Phillips, comedian Geoff Norcott and Irish senator Neale Richmond.
Jo Coburn is joined by LBC presenter Iain Dale, freelance journalist Rachel Shabi and the Financial Times’ Laura Hughes. They discuss the main messages in the few days left before the election and also whether tactical voting will make any difference.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with the latest election news as the campaign enters its final day. She is joined in the studio by the Daily Mirror’s political editor Pippa Crerar, political scientist Matthew Goodwin, and writer and journalist Rosa Prince.
Jo Coburn is joined by Tory MP Gillian Keegan, Labour’s Stephen Kinnock, Kate Proctor from The Guardian and Christopher Hope from the Daily Telegraph to discuss the Conservative victory in the general election and what happens next.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Ben Bradley, former Labour MP Jenny Chapman, editor of the New Statesman Jason Cowley and The Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey to discuss the Conservative government’s plans for Brexit and the future of the Labour Party.
Jo Coburn is joined by the shadow cabinet’s Richard Burgon, the Conservative MP Suella Braverman, the Guardian’s Helen Pidd and Tom Newton Dunn, political editor of The Sun, to discuss the Labour leadership contest and the impending impeachment of President Trump.
Jo Coburn looks back on the political year and discusses the big issues facing the new Conservative government with Labour MP Peter Kyle, Isabel Hardman from the Spectator, the New Statesman's Stephen Bush and Brexit Party MEP Lucy Harris.
Adam Fleming is joined by Tory MP Stephen Crabb, shadow housing minister Sarah Jones, Tony Blair’s former spin doctor Alastair Campbell, and Brexit Party MEP Claire Fox to discuss Iran, the Labour Party’s leadership contest and Brexit.
Adam Fleming and guests discuss US/Iran tensions, and the Labour leadership election.
Andrew Neil is joined by guests including Dr Leslie Vinjamuri from Chatham House to discuss Iran’s missile strike on a US air base, and by the deputy political editor of The Sunday Times Caroline Wheeler ahead of the first Prime Minister’s Questions of the year.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with Tobias Ellwood, Lloyd Russell-Moyle, Miranda Green and Madeline Grant. Mark Urban analyses the Iran crisis.
Jo Coburn is joined by David Goodhart, Faiza Shaheen, Laura Hughes and Rory Stewart to discuss Northern Ireland, and a report on combatting county lines drug dealing.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Steve Baker, Labour's Anneliese Dodds, Sunday Times deputy editor Sarah Baxter and former Jeremy Corbyn adviser Andrew Fisher to discuss the Labour leadership contest and the Brexit legislation going through Parliament.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Helen Whately, Ian Blackford, Gloria De Piero, Lee Rowley and Kate Andrews.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative peer Baroness Blackwood and Conservative MP Damian Collins, Labour's Luke Pollard and Rachel Reeves, and journalists Sarah Vine and Pippa Crerar. They’ll be looking at the government's deal to save the airline Flybe. There will also be a look at the Labour leadership contest and analysis of Prime Minister’s Questions with the BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg. After PMQs they’ll be joined by the Lib Dem Layla Moran to look at their leadership contest.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with Conservative peer Lord Finkelstein, Labour leader in the Lords Baroness Smith, the economist Liam Halligan and Emily Ashton, senior political correspondent at BuzzFeed, to discuss the impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump, the Labour leadership race and the prospects for the Brexit negotiations.
Jo Coburn is joined by editor of the Spectator Fraser Nelson, Guardian political correspondent Kate Proctor, former Conservative special adviser Jason Stein and the chair of Labour students Rania Ramli to discuss the future of HS2, the Labour leadership contest and how to mark the UK's exit from the EU.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with the latest political news and debate. She is joined by former Conservative cabinet minister David Gauke, shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth, the Daily Telegraph's associate editor Camilla Tominey and Tribune writer Grace Blakeley.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Laura Trott, former Labour MP Caroline Flint, economist Daniel Susskind and Politico journalist Jack Blanchard to discuss world leaders meeting in Davos, the Labour leadership race, plans to ban the smacking of children in Wales and the impact that automation could have on the world of work.
Jo Coburn is joined by former Conservative cabinet minister Sir Iain Duncan Smith, Labour’s Liz Kendall, the SNP’s deputy leader at Westminster Kirsty Blackman and commentators from the Spectator and New Statesman for Prime Minister’s Questions, and to discuss immigration and taxing big technology companies.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Richard Holden, Labour’s shadow Brexit minister Thangam Debbonaire, Melanie Phillips from The Times and the political commentator Steve Richards to discuss the Brexit Bill going through parliament, the coronavirus outbreak in China, the Labour leadership contest and Donald Trump’s impeachment trial in Washington.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Labour MP Sarah Jones, the SNP’s Alyn Smith, the Conservatives' Tobias Ellwood and the Sunday Times’ Caroline Wheeler. They’ll be discussing the expected Huawei decision on 5G and whether the Chinese company will be allowed to provide it. There will also be a look at what the government's new immigration policy might look like and what the legal issues are surrounding facial recognition technology.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with former first secretary of state Damian Green, Labour MP Lucy Powell, Conservative MP Chris Clarkson, Liberal Democrat MP Daisy Cooper, Katy Balls from The Spectator, Stephen Bush from the New Statesman and the BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg to discuss the future of the Northern Rail franchise, efforts by universities to increase diversity, Huawei’s involvement in the UK’s 5G network, the coronavirus outbreak in China and safety concerns around so-called ‘smart motorways’.
Andrew Neil is joined by Conservative party vice chair Andrew Bowie MP, Labour peer Lord Falconer, former Conservative special adviser Salma Shah, and the Daily Mirror’s political editor Pippa Crerar to discuss the future of the HS2 rail line, the UK fishing industry after Brexit, and the foreign secretary’s meeting with the US secretary of state.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Steve Baker, Mairead McGuinness, the vice-president of the European parliament, the economist Miatta Fahnbulleh, the political commentator Tim Montgomerie, Stefanie Bolzen from Die Welt and Chris Hope from the Daily Telegraph to discuss Brexit on the day the UK formally leaves the European Union.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Bim Afolami, new Labour MP Florence Eshalomi, Laura Hughes, political correspondent at the Financial Times, and LBC’s Iain Dale to discuss Sunday’s terror attack in Streatham, the possible shape of an EU-UK trade deal, and diversity at Bafta.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with the latest political news and debate. She is joined by Conservative MP, Gillian Keegan, Labour MP, Chris Bryant, New Statesman Britain editor, Anoosh Chakelian and political editor of The Spectator, James Forsyth.
With live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions. Jo Coburn is joined by the Commons Home Affairs Committee chair Yvette Cooper, the former chief whip Mark Harper, shadow security Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds, SNP treasury spokesperson Alison Thewliss, HuffPost’s Paul Waugh and The Spectator’s Kate Andrews.
Andrew Neil is joined by former Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan, Labour peer Margaret Prosser, Liberal Democrat MP Layla Moran, and the American author Garett Jones to discuss the resignation of Scotland's finance secretary hours before he was due to deliver a Budget, and whether less democracy might make for more effective government.
Adam Fleming is joined by Seb Payne from the Financial Times, Polly Mackenzie from Demos, Labour activist Lauren Townsend and Tory campaigner Tosin Adedayo to discuss US-UK relations, the Irish elections and Labour's leadership contest.
Jo Coburn is joined by new Conservative MP Siobhan Baillie, the Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, Darren Grimes from the Institute of Economic Affairs, and Deborah Mattinson from the BritainThinks consultancy to discuss the Irish elections, how the Labour party can recover lost ground, and reports the government may be looking at a mansion tax.
Jo Coburn is joined by Labour leadership contender Emily Thornberry, the Conservative MP Neil O’Brien, Kate Proctor from the Guardian and the editor of City Am, Christian May. They discuss the government’s decision to continue with HS2 and invest £5bn in buses and cycle routes. There is also a film looking at cladding on flats where owners are now unable to sell their properties.
With live coverage of PMQs. Jo Coburn is joined by transport minister Chris Heaton-Harris, shadow culture secretary Tracy Brabin, The Sunday Times’ Caroline Wheeler, LabourList editor Sienna Rodgers, Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle and Conservative London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey.
Andrew Neil is in Westminster for the latest on the government reshuffle with Conservative MP Ben Bradley, new Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy, The Sun’s political editor Tom Newton Dunn and Helen Pidd, the Guardian’s north of England editor.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Chris Skidmore, the Labour MP Margaret Hodge, Sam Lister from the Daily Express and Rosie Campbell, politics professor at King’s College London, to discuss rumours of a rift between the home secretary and security chiefs, the upcoming Budget, and measures to tackle 'period poverty'.
Jo Coburn is joined by guests including education minister Gillian Keegan MP, human rights lawyer and Labour peer Helena Kennedy, and journalists Madeline Grant and Mark Di Stefano. Discussion topics include stalling life expectancy, Harvey Weinstein and Brexit negotiations.
Jo Coburn is joined by the former education secretary Damian Hinds, shadow treasury minister Anneliese Dodds, the Daily Mirror’s political editor Pippa Crerar and the Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey to discuss the latest on the coronavirus outbreak and Prime Minister’s Questions.
Jo Coburn will be joined at 12:15pm by guests including Conservative MP Bim Afolami, the Labour peer Angela Smith, Tim Shipman of the Sunday Times and Helen Lewis, journalist and author. Topics include the government’s stance for Brexit trade talks, coronavirus, Heathrow expansion and rough sleeping.
Jo Coburn is joined by Liam Thorp, George Monbiot, James Starkie and Kate Andrews to discuss schoolchildren marching against climate change, and the latest on the Coronavirus outbreak.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Caroline Nokes, Labour MP Fleur Anderson, Christopher Hope from the Daily Telegraph and Kevin Maguire from the Daily Mirror to discuss efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak, allegations about the way the home secretary has treated her officials, the government's trade negotiations with the US and the EU and the race to become the Democratic challenger to Donald Trump.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Andrew Mitchell, shadow policing and crime minister Louise Haigh, economist and vice chair of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership Lord O'Neill and Jack Blanchard from Politico. They discuss the government's coronavirus advice and tensions at the Home Office after claims against home secretary Priti Patel.
Jo Coburn is in Westminster for Prime Minister’s Questions with the Conservative MP Laura Trott, one of Labour’s candidates for deputy leader Dawn Butler, the LBC broadcaster Nick Ferrari, and the Guardian’s Rowena Mason.
Andrew Neil is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Damian Green, Sarah Jones, Labour’s shadow housing minister, The Times columnist Melanie Phillips and Sienna Rodgers, editor of the LabourList website, to discuss the coronavirus outbreak, the collapse of the Flybe airline, the Labour leadership contest, the SNP’s plans for a Scottish immigration system and the future of the BBC.
Jo Coburn is joined by James Harding, Timandra Harkness, Mark di Stefano and Sophie Walker to discuss the latest on the Coronavirus and the impact of the internet on the environment.
Jo Coburn is joined by former Conservative MP Sir Oliver Letwin, Labour MP Rachel Reeves, Spectator editor Fraser Nelson, and the Observer’s Sonia Sodha to discuss the UK government’s response to coronavirus and the laws around street harassment.
Jo Coburn is joined by guests including Conservative MP George Freeman, Labour peer Stewart Wood, SNP MP and deputy leader at Westminster Kirsty Blackman, Telegraph journalist Zoe Strimpel and Danny Watkins, founder and CEO of Market EarlyBird. Topics include the coronavirus outbreak, preparations for the Budget, gender recognition reform and civility in politics.
Andrew Neil presents live coverage of chancellor Rishi Sunak’s 2020 Budget, with expert analysis by Laura Kuenssberg, Faisal Islam and Simon Jack. Includes Prime Minister's Questions at midday.
Jo Coburn is joined by the former Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom, the Labour MP Wes Streeting, Buzzfeed senior political correspondent Emily Ashton and the financial journalist Louise Cooper to discuss the Budget and plans to combat the spread of coronavirus.
Jo Coburn is joined by Daily Mirror editor Alison Phillips, the Sun’s Olivia Utley, the chief executive of the New Economics Foundation Miatta Fahnbulleh and the economist Liam Halligan to discuss the government’s plans to combat the spread of coronavirus and care for people with dementia.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with the latest on the political response to coronavirus. She is joined by Conservative peer and former health minister James O’Shaughnessy, Labour MP and chair of Parliament’s Committee for Exiting the EU Hilary Benn, Guardian columnist and writer Gaby Hinsliff and the director of the Free Speech Union Inaya Folarin Iman. Dr Chris Smith, a virologist from Cambridge University, will also discuss the science underpinning the UK’s coronavirus strategy.
Jo Coburn is joined by the conservative MP and chair of the defence select committee Tobias Ellwood and the shadow Brexit minister, Thangam Debbonaire. They discuss the latest announcements from the government on coronavirus and what this is going to mean for people for the next few months.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions and all the latest political developments. She is joined by guests including Coronavirus Newscast presenter Adam Fleming, select committee chairs Caroline Nokes and Meg Hillier, shadow chief secretary Bridget Phillipson and business minister Nadhim Zahawi.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of prime minister’s questions and all the latest political developments. She is joined by the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, Conservative MP Bim Afolami and Labour MP Dawn Butler.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions and all the latest political developments. She is joined by the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg, former Conservative leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith and Labour MP Stella Creasy.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of prime minister’s questions and all the latest political developments. She is joined by guests including the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin and Labour MP Chi Onwurah.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of prime minister’s questions and all the latest political developments. She is joined by the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, business minister Kwasi Kwarteng MP and shadow cabinet office minister Rachel Reeves MP.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of prime minister’s questions and the summer statement by the chancellor, Rishi Sunak. She is joined by guests including the BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg and business editor Simon Jack.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of prime minister’s questions and all the latest political news. She is joined by former cabinet minister Baroness Morgan and Labour MP Clive Lewis.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster for coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions and all the latest political developments. She is joined by shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy, former Cabinet minister Andrea Leadsom, Labour MP Florence Eshalomi, and Home Office minister Chris Philp.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Caroline Nokes, Labour peer Lord Blunkett, Professor Karol Sikora, oncologist and professor of medicine at the University of Buckingham Medical School, and Sonia Sodha, chief leader writer at The Observer. They discuss government plans for schools as children start to return. Plus discussion on how the government has performed over the last few months.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative peer Lord Finkelstein, Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle and SNP MP Alyn Smith for the first Prime Minister's Questions after the summer break.
As Brexit stakes are raised, Jo Coburn has the latest from Westminster. She is joined by new Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey, Conservative peer Lord Vaizey, Daily Telegrap
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Dehenna Davison, Labour MP Dawn Butler, political editor of Politics Home Kate Proctor, and by author and broadcaster Timandra Harkness. They discuss the rise in coronavirus cases and what the government can do about it. There is also discussion about the state of the parties and how the recently elected Conservative red-wall MPs are faring.
Jo Coburn is joined by foreign minister James Cleverly, shadow Northern Ireland secretary Louise Haigh, Financial Times political editor George Parker and The Spectator’s deputy political editor Katy Balls to discuss new coronavirus restrictions, the latest on the Brexit talks and Prime Minister’s Questions.
Jo Coburn is joined by backbench MPs Clive Lewis and Bernard Jenkin, former Number 10 speech writer Philip Collins and talkRADIO host Julia Hartley-Brewer to discuss a new law on social gatherings in England, and today’s emergency Brexit talks.
Jo Coburn is joined by Tory Party deputy chairman Lee Rowley, shadow business minister Lucy Powell, Policy Exchange’s David Goodhart and Demos think tank chief executive Polly Mackenzie to discuss Brexit and the controversial Internal Markets Bill, the new coronavirus restrictions, and low pay.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Andrew Bowie, the SNP’s Pete Wishart, the Spectator’s economics editor Kate Andrews, and the Daily Mirror’s political editor Pippa Crerar. They look at the latest employment figures and the criticism around the lack of tests available for people with coronavirus symptoms.
Jo Coburn is joined by shadow treasury minister Wes Streeting, Conservative MP Tim Loughton, Daily Mirror editor Alison Phillips and former Tory special advisor Salma Shah to discuss coronavirus measures and the Labour party’s online conference.
Jo Coburn is joined by shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy, writer and broadcaster Steve Richards and the Daily Telegraph’s Camilla Tominey for Keir Starmer’s speech to this year’s virtual Labour party conference.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservatives social care minister, Helen Whately and by Labour’s shadow health secretary, Jonathan Ashworth to discuss the Prime Ministers latest announcements on Coronavirus restrictions.
With live coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions, Jo Coburn is joined by business minister Paul Scully, shadow sports minister Alison McGovern, former business secretary Andrea Leadsom, Labour’s Barry Gardiner, SNP deputy leader Kirsten Oswald, LBC presenter Iain Dale and Bloomberg’s Emily Ashton.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative Party deputy chair Lee Rowley and shadow chief secretary to the Treasury Bridget Phillipson, plus extra guests, for an extended programme on the Chancellor’s economic statement.
Jo Coburn is joined by Tory MP Henry Smith, Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh, Guardian columnist Owen Jones and Baroness Fox from the Institute of Ideas to discuss coronavirus, university lockdowns and Donald Trump’s tax returns.
Jo Coburn is joined by deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats Daisy Cooper MP, New Statesman political correspondent Ailbhe Rea, and The Times’s Matt Chorley for Sir Ed Davey’s leader’s speech at the Liberal Democrat conference.
Jo Coburn is joined by Conservative MP Miriam Cates, Labour’s Chris Bryant, The Telegraph’s Madeline Grant, and Miatta Fahnbulleh from the New Economics Foundation to discuss the prime minister’s announcement on skills and new training budgets. Also, a look at new restrictions in the north east of England.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Laura Trott, the Labour MP Richard Burgon, the chairwoman of Republicans Overseas UK Sarah Elliott, and Mark Landler from The New York Times to discuss last night’s US presidential debate, a potential Tory rebellion over Covid-19 restrictions and Prime Minister’s Questions.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Steve Baker, the Lib Dem's Layla Moran, Richard Walker, the managing director of Iceland shops, and Dame Louise Casey who has worked for the government on social welfare. They discuss the prime minister’s statement on Coronavirus and how the latest Brexit negotiations are progressing.
Jo Coburn is joined by Commons Brexit committee chairman Hilary Benn, Conservative MP Harriet Baldwin, Green Party co-leader Jonathan Bartley, The Guardian’s Helen Pidd and Reform think tank director Charlotte Pickles to discuss chancellor Rishi Sunak’s speech to the Conservative virtual conference, the latest on Donald Trump’s health and the coronavirus pandemic in the UK.
Jo Coburn is joined by the international trade secretary Liz Truss, Labour’s Louise Haigh, The Spectator’s Fraser Nelson and Ayesha Hazarika from the Evening Standard. They follow Boris Johnson’s 'virtual' conference speech and look at the announcements around new investment in offshore wind energy.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Anne-Marie Trevelyan, the Labour MP Ben Bradshaw, former Conservative special adviser Poppy Trowbridge and the political editor of the Liverpool Echo Liam Thorp to discuss potential new Covid-19 restrictions ahead of Prime Minister’s Questions.
Adam Fleming is joined by the Daily Telegraph’s Tim Stanley, Stephen Bush from the New Statesman, Annunziata Rees-Mogg, the former Brexit Party MEP and by Dr Philippa Whitford from the SNP. They’ll be reviewing the Vice Presidential debate in America and also discussing the new restrictions announced for Scotland.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood, the mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees, the chief executive of the think tank Demos Polly Mackenzie and the Daily Express’s deputy political editor Sam Lister to discuss a potential rebellion over new coronavirus restrictions in England and the future of farming after Brexit.
Jo Coburn presents live coverage of Nicola Sturgeon’s speech from the SNP conference in Edinburgh.
Jo Coburn is joined by the vice-chair of the Conservative Party Neil O’Brien MP, shadow digital, culture, media and sport minister Alison McGovern MP, the political editor of The Sunday Times Tim Shipman, and Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff to discuss the prospect of a Brexit trade deal and the parliamentary vote on the latest round of coronavirus restrictions.
Jo Coburn is live in Westminster with Conservative MP Caroline Nokes, shadow schools minister Wes Streeting, Brexit Party chair Richard Tice and economist Tim Harford to discuss UK-EU trade negotiations, distribution of the coronavirus vaccine and racism in football.
Jo Coburn and guests discuss the coronavirus vaccine roll-out, a parliamentary vote on universal credit, the inauguration of Joe Biden and a new law to protect historic statues.
Jo Coburn is joined by the Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, Labour’s Baroness Chakrabarti, The Economist’s Anne McElvoy and pollster Deborah Mattinson to discuss Joe Biden’s inauguration as the 46th President of the United States, and to bring you coverage of Prime Minister’s Questions.
Jo Coburn is joined by the SNP's justice spokesperson Kenny MacAskill, Conservative MP Simon Clarke, historian and author Robert Tombs, and The Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee to discuss the new measures brought in to tackle the South African variant of coronavirus and the UK's vaccine rollout.
Coverage of the final day of the Liberal Democrat party conference in Bournemouth.
