Tonight with Andrew Marr

Tory election strategist Isaac Levido, the man credited with helping forumalte the party's whopping 2019 general election victory, says the party has a 'narrow path to victory' at the next General Election, Andrew speaks with a former no.10 pollster and a former no.10 director of politics and communicaiton. The great British actor David Harewood and playwright James Graham joins Andrew to discuss 'Best of Enemies', a play written by Graham and starring Harewood, about race in 1960's America - they also give Andrew reaction to Suella Braverman's decision to row back on much-anticipated Windrush reforms.

Andrew speaks to the German and Ukrainian Ambassadors as more Western tanks are sent to Ukraine

Andrew speaks exclusively to the former Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, who says the UK is 'more likely than not' heading for a recession

Former BBC Director-General Greg Dyke tells Andrew Marr says he finds 'no problem' if the Chairperson of the BBC is a member of the ruling party, following revelations over the weekend that the current chair of the BBC Richard Sharp had failed to declare helping then-PM Boris Johnson ‘simply connect’ with someone to secure a loan guarantee agreement during his appointment process. It was revealed over the weekend that Sharp had not declared helping the PM meet someone to guarantee an £800,000 loan for him. Andrew also focuses on Conservative Party Nadim Zahawi as pressure grows on the Prime Minister to sack him over his 'careless' tax dispute with HMRC.

Andrew speaks to the President of Sinn Fein Mary Lou McDonald. And he takes a close look at what levelling up actually means

Former CEO of NHS England Sir David Nicholson speaks to Tonight with Andrew Marr as nurses begin two-day strike action across England. He tells Andrew: we're in a bit of a hole in the negotiation'. Adding: 'The government can't win it, but they can stop it. So the government need to do what they’re there to do, which is to stop it."

World leading public health expert, Sir Michael Marmot, tells Andrew that the UK's Cost of Living Crisis is a 'humanitarian catastrophe'

PC David Carrick has plead guilty to 49 offences, including multiple rapes, as questions are raised once more about misogyny and sexual abuse within the Metropolitan Police

Russian Mercenaries the Wagner Group have said they found the body of one of two missing British men in Ukraine

NHS Crisis deepens as ambulance workers go on strike.

The UK is considering sending British-made Challenger 2 Tanks to assist the Ukrainians in their fight against the Russians

Andrew returns with a former Health Secretary on today's failed strike talks and gives his own reaction to Prince Harry's tell all interview

NHS bosses have warned of a risk to safety as ambulance strikes are set to take place

The High Court has ruled that the government's scheme deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt joins Andrew for an exclusive and wide-ranging interview on the newly-announced migrant deal with Albania, the rail strikes, the nurses strike, state of the economy, Brexit, and support for energy bills. High-street restaurants also share how the strikes will affect their business in the run-up to Christmas. The Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper also shares her thoughts on the new migrant deal too.

The RCN confirm that their NHS strike will go ahead after a failed meeting with Health Secretary Steve Barclay

Andrew speaks to the mother Harry Dunn and the family's spokesperson as Anne Sacoolas is given an eight month suspended sentence for his death

Andrew speaks to the experts following news that 25 far-right coup plotters were arrested in Germany following raids involving 3,000 police officers. He also speaks with the head of the Public and Commercial Services Union Mark Sewotka about the strikes announced by PCS members in Borderforce at airports. And we speak to Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary and Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth on dissillusionment with work: 1-in-10 young people never intend to join the labour market.

Rail network, bus services, postal services, ambulances and civil servants are just some of those groups striking in December

Labour Leader Keir Starmer and Former PM Gordon Brown unveil a radical new vision for the country including the abolition of the House of Lords

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove is looking into concessions to prevent a Tory rebellion over the housing targets set out in the government's Levelling Up & Regeneration Bill. Rebels, lead by MP and former Minister Theresa Villiers, have tabled an amendment to remove house building targets for local authorities. Andrew also speaks with the SNP's outgoing Westminster leader Ian Blackford on why he is standing down from his role.

Former Covid vaccine Tsar Kate Bingham warns that the UK is ‘dismantling’ systems for fighting future pandemics. Andrew also hears from the English National Opera on their funding being cut by the Arts Council.

The government are being criticised for removing the 'legal but harmful' clause in the Online Safety Bill

Starmer rules out freedom of movement and protests against Xi erupt across China.

Ukraine faces a long cold winter as Putin targets its access to energy and water

Former Health Secretary Andrew Lansley suggests the military may need to step in to help the NHS this winter

The RMT has announced a new set of strikes across December and January

England Captain Harry Kane decided against wearing LGBTQ+ equality armband in Qatar after being threatened with sanctions by FIFA

Reaction and analysis of the long-awaited Autumn Statement.

Andrew introduces the show with MI5's revealations that they have thwarted 10 plots organised by the Iranian government's to kidnap and assassinate British residents this year. We also speak to the legendary actor Brain Cox on poverty and politics. David Baddiel also joins the programme to discuss anti-semitism and his upcoming documentary 'Jews Don't Count'.

Russian missiles are said to have fallen in Nato territory Poland, killing two

Former Head of the Foreign Office During Raab's time as Foreign Sec says that the bullying claims against him are 'plausible'

US midterm elections begin as Donald Trump teases 'big announcement' next week, which is widely expected to mean a formal announcement of his desire to run for President in 2024.

Climate Conference COP27 is well underway in Egypt as leaders address the world stage

The Government faces criticism over conditions in overwhelmed migrant centre in Manston

Bank of England warns the UK faces the longest recession since records began following the biggest increase in interest rates in 33 years.

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock loses the whip after announcing he will feature on 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!'

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The Home Secretary defends her position again following a petrol bomb attack on a Border Force processing centre over the weekend

Cabinet Ministers are allegedly among those calling for the Home Secretary to go after being reassigned to the post

Rishi Sunak faces Keir Starmer for the first time in Prime Minister's Questions

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes appointments to his new cabinet during his first official day in office

Penny Mordaunt drops out of the Tory leadership race, paving the way for Rishi Sunak to become the UK's next Prime Minister

Liz Truss resigns following weeks of political and economic chaos, paving the way for a new leadership contest which will conclude with a new prime minister by next Friday.

Suella Braverman, the Chief Whip, and the Deputy Chief Whip have all resigned from Liz Truss' government

The government has refused to rule out whether they will ditch their manifesto pledge to continue with the pensions triple lock

Newly appointed Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, reverses 'almost all' tax cuts in the mini-budget unveiled by his predecessor Kwasi Kwarteng

The Chancellor has insisted he 'isn't going anywhere' despite rumours of incoming U-Turns on their mini-budget tax cuts

Prime Minister Liz Truss has insisted there will be no public spending cuts but warns of "difficult decisions" ahead

Ambassador John Bolton, Trump's Former National Security Advisor, issues a stark warning to Putin

Russia launches wide-scale missile attack on Ukraine after damage to key Crimea bridge.

National Grid's Electricity System Operator has warned consumers that power blackouts could be seen this winter. Andrew Marr is live from Westminster.

Truss targets 'anti-growth' coalition with speech at the Tory Conference finale.

Lizz Truss's first conference as prime minister is overshadowed by splits among MPs over party policy with the home secretary, Suella Braverman, accusing fellow Tory MPs of staging a “coup” by forcing the government to abandon plans to cut the 45p top rate of income tax

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng admits having a 'tough day' in his speech to the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, after the government ditched plans to abolish the 45p income tax rate following widespread criticism

Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party has taken a 33-point lead over Liz Truss' Conservative Party. How disastrous has this week been for the Tories? Andrew Marr is live from Westminster.

Bank of England launces a major intervention to steady financial markets.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer delivers his keynote speech at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

The British pound has sunk to an all-time low against the American dollar. Andrew Marr broadcasts live from Labour conference in Liverpool.

The Chancellor makes tax cuts and ends cap on bonuses for bankers

Health Secretary reveals plan to unblock NHS and cut down on GP waiting times

Putin warns the West he is not bluffing over his threats to use all means at his disposal as he announces mobilsation

Liz Truss flies to New York ahead of meetings with Biden and Macron

Queen Elizabeth II is Laid to Rest at Windsor After a Funeral Service in Westminster Abbey

Andrew speaks public health with Anthony Fauci, Federer with Martina Navratilova, and Queen & history with Ian McEwan

A queue almost three miles long is forming in central London as mourners line up to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II

People Have Begun Waiting in the Streets of London to Pay Respects in Front of the Queen's Coffin in Westminster Abbey

Queen Elizabeth II's Coffin is Moved from Balmoral to Edinburgh

Special Episode with LBC Presenter Shelagh Fogarty

Special Episode with LBC Presenter Shelagh Fogarty

Liz Truss Faces Keir Starmer for the First Time in PMQ's

Prime Minister Liz Truss Makes a Speech to the Nation and Begins to Build Her New Government

Liz Truss Defeats Rishi Sunak in the Race to No.10

Andrew Speaks Exclusively to Tory Leadership Hopeful Rishi Sunak

Either Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak will be the Prime Minister of the UK as the Leadership Race Enters its Second Phase

A Major Incident is Declared in London as Huge Fires Break Out in the Capital and Around the Country

Debate Between Conservative Hopefuls Cancelled as They Await the Third Ballot Result

Debate Between Conservative Leadership Hopefuls Called Off as They Await the Third Ballot Result

Andrew Speaks to Labour Leader Keir Starmer on the Day of the Second Ballot in the Tory Leadership Race

Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt Come out on Top in Second Round of Leadership Race

Eight Candidates Make it Through to the Second Round of the Race to Number 10

Conservative Leadership Candidates Lay Out Their Tax Plans in the Race to Replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Resigns as Party Leader, Paving the Way for a Tory Leadership Race

Boris Johnson vows to keep going as Prime Minister despite further resignations

Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid Quit after the PM Apologises for Pincher Appointment

Andrew Marr challenges Brexit Opportunities Minister Jacob Rees-Mogg

Boris Johnson Returns From The NATO Summit in Madrid

Andrew Marr speaks to Mina Smallman about Violence Against Women

Andrew Marr Speaks to the SNP About Plans For A Second Independence Referendum

Andrew Marr speaks to a Former Ukrainian Prime Minister About The Renewed Russian Offensive

Andrew Marr Discusses Prince Charles and Boris Johnson's Upcoming Meeting in Rwanda

Andrew Marr Speaks to Union Leaders Considering Industrial Action

Andrew Marr Speaks to Alistair Darling About Rail Strikes, Recession and The Labour Party Today.

Andrew Marr Speaks to RMT Boss Mick Lynch Ahead of the Biggest Rail Strikes For 30 Years

The Prime Minister is Criticised by Former Ethics Advisor for Putting Him in an 'Impossible and Odious' Situation

The Prime Minister's Ethics Advisor Quits a Day After Admitting 'Frustration' Over Lockdown Parties in No.10

A Plane Set to Take Asylum Seekers to Rwanda From the UK Is Ready to Take Off Despite Last Ditch Legal Attempts to Prevent It

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss Announces New Bill Giving the Government the Power to Override Some Parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Makes a Speech Covering Housing, Cost of Living and Fuel Prices

The RMT Union Announces the Biggest Walkout for 33 Years

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Wins No Confidence Vote Despite 41% of Tory Backbenchers Voting Against Him

Tory MPs Decide the PM's Future

The Chancellor Announces Package of Support Aiming to Help Those Struggling With Bills

Boris Johnson Faces Partygate Questions After Release of Sue Gray Report

Ofgem Chief Jonathan Brearley speaks to Andrew Marr after Warning the Chancellor of a Potential £800 Increase to the Energy Price Cap in October

First Photos are Released Showing Prime Minister Boris Johnson Raising a Glass at a Lockdown Breaking Event in November 2020

PM Boris Johnson to Receive no Further Fines over Lockdown Breaking Parties as the Met Police Investigation Concludes

MPs Told Not to Name an MP Who Has Been Arrested on Suspicion of Rape and Sexual Assault

Former Governor of the Bank of England, Lord Mervyn King, Speaks on the Reaction of the Government and the BOE to the Cost of Living Crisis

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Visits Stormont for Crisis Talks Over the Government's Plan to Scrap Parts of the NI Protocol

Andrew Broadcasts Live From Manchester, Talking All Things Levelling Up with Tees Valley Mayor, Ben Houchen, and Greater Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Restates the Government Intention to Rip Up Parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol During a Trip to Sweden and Finland

Prince Charles Made the Queen's Speech as the Queen Pulled out due to 'Episodic Mobility Issues'

Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer Promises to Step Down if Issued a Fixed Penalty Notice For Breaking Covid Restrictions

Andrew Covers Roe v. Wade, Belarus' Relationship with Russia & Ukraine, and the Danger of Russophobia, among others ahead of the local election results in the UK

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis Criticises Environment Secretary George Eustice For Recommending Struggling Families Buy Own Brand Foods to Combat Cost of Living

Prime Minister Boris Johnson Admits to GMB's Susanna Reid That the Government is Not Doing Enough to Combat Cost of Living

Andrew Marr Speaks to Conservative Tees Valley Mayor, Ben Houchen, Ahead of Local Elections on 5th May

The High Court Has Ruled that the Government Broke the Law When they Sent Un-Tested Hospital Patients into Care Homes in 2020

LBC Exclusive: The Govt. Plan to Feature Legislation in the Queen's Speech that Could Completely Rip Up the Northern Ireland Protocol

The Mail on Sunday are Accused of Racism for Reporting that Angela Rayner Used her Legs to Distract the Prime Minister in the Commons

PM Boris Johnson to face an investigation into whether he misled Parliament about partygate

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer Go Head to Head over Accusations that the PM Criticised the BBC's Ukraine Coverage

PM Boris Johnson Faces Calls to Resign Over Lockdown Party Fines

Vladimir Putin Threatens to Stop Gas Supply to Europe Unless It's Paid for in Russian Currency

PM Refuses to Admit Criminal Behaviour in Downing St. Despite Imminent Penalty Fines

Twenty Fines to be Issued As Part of Police Inquiry Into Lockdown Breaking Parties in No.10

Roman Abramovich Suffered Suspected Poison Symptoms After Peace Talks in Kyiv Last Month

World Leaders Meet at Nato Meeting in Brussels to Discuss Ongoing War in Ukraine

Chancellor Rishi Sunak Presents His Spring Statement to the House of Commons

Labour Deputy Leader Angela Rayner Speaks to LBC Ahead of the Chancellor's Spring Statement

Conservative Chairman Oliver Dowden

Speaker of the House - Sir Lindsay Hoyle

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Returns to the UK After Six Years of Imprisonment in Iran

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Says Nato Membership Unlikely, Saying Peace Talks with Russia Are Going "Pretty Good"

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove Announces a Scheme Encouraging People in the UK to Take in Ukrainian Refugees

Home Secretary Priti Patel Announced Long Awaited U-Turn on Policy for Ukrainian Refugees

Former Prime Minister David Cameron Speaks Exclusively to LBC

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Makes Historic Address to the Commons

Ukraine Crisis Continues as Pressure Mounts on The Govt. to Welcome More Refugees