Tonight with Andrew Marr

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...

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 share...

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 dissill...

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...

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