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BBC iPlayer for 30 days. Wednesday 25 April BBC home affairs correspondent on immigration target Should Amber Rudd have known of immigration targets? Shadow women and equalities secretary on home secretary Brent and Jones on immigration Head of Europe and Trade Policy at the Institute of Directors Former Brexit minister on post-Brexit UK Conservative Sarah Woolaston on customs union vote When politicians are told it's time to go Amber Rudd's future Union boss on anti-Semitism claims New Statemen's political editor on Len McCluskey article Labour on Labour: Williamson v Leslie An amnesty for UK's illegal immigrants? Immigration amnesty Wednesday 25 April Prime Minister's Questions: The verdict PM on Stephen Lawrence Labour leader on Stephen Lawrence Amnesty for illegal immigrants who have been in UK for ten years: Leadsom Amnesty for illegal immigrants who have been in UK for ten years: Dowd Brexit and the Irish border: Leadsom Customs union and confidence: Leadsom Labour and a customs union: Dowd Labour and anti-Semitism Dowd Claims from Labour candidates: Dowd Update on Labour's Worcester candidate Tuesday 24 April Should language be protected in law in the same way as race/religion? Should Welsh language get legal protection? SNP view of legal protection call for Welsh language Waspi women get noisy about their pension SNP policy role to Waspi campaign Government reaction to Waspi campaign Sarah Pennells from the personal finance website Savvy Woman SNP MP on Windrush immigration Chair of the Jewish Labour Movement Louise Ellman Former Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan Smith on peers and Brexit SNP on second referendum? Lib Dem deputy leader on second referendum The first statue of a woman in Parliament Square has been unveiled Monday 23 April Why is a council giving out virtual assistants? Where women seek help from domestic abuse Mary Mason, CEO of a charity which runs refuges across London Conservative MP on Housing, Communities & Local Government select ctte BBC assistant political editor on Brexit votes Raphael Hogarth from the Institute for Government Conservative MP Bob Neill who supports staying in a customs union MPs on Brexit votes Chief Executive of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants Conservative MP and Labour MP on Windrush Labour MP on reaction to her attending anti-Semitism event Joseph Finlay, a member of Jewish Voice for Labour Sunday 22 April Prince Charles right person to be the next head of the Commonwealth? Tobias Ellwood on the Windrush scandal Windrush scandal: Facing the threat of deportation Will the action in Syria taken by the UK, France and US stop Asaad from using chemical weapons? Anneliese Dodds on Windrush row Anneliese Dodds on anti-semitism in Labour Friday 20 April Art made from a load of old rubbish A county of picturesque poverty? Polly and Camilla get heated on the Brexit vote Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell on Windrush immigration Some of this week's publicised Windrush cases Polly and Camilla on UK immigration policy Thursday 19 April Commonwealth heads of Government meeting gets underway in London Lord Lawson talks Brexit Lord Lawson on the common schedule of external tariffs Ken Clarke on customs union and Irish border Could Ken Clarke change his mind on Brexit? Youths of today review Rivers of Blood speech Why is Billy Bragg off to meet bankers? Political conspiracy theories Why it is easier to learn about conspiracy theories today? Billy Bragg on voting record Billy Bragg on Labour Party policies and dealing with anti-Semitism Conservative activist present at Enoch Powell Rivers of Blood speech Billy Bragg on Enoch Powell 1968 speech Conservative MP on Windrush immigration and deportation claims Wednesday 18 April US-N Korea summit - Conservative reaction US-N Korea summit - Labour reaction Windrush immigration: Alan Duncan pt 1 Windrush immigration: Alan Duncan pt 2 Windrush immigration: Alan Duncan pt 3 Labour and anti-Semitism pt 1 Labour and anti-Semitism pt 2 Labour and anti-Semitism pt 3 Hands-free Big Ben Prime Minister's Questions: The verdict Tuesday 17 April Background to the Windrush generation Windrush: Home Office 'just did not believe me' Soapbox film: 'We have forgotten how brilliant Brexit is' Whelan and Dugdale debate Brexit Training for a political marathon Chris Williamson questions Syria chemical attack MPs on Syria action Alok Sharma and Kezia Dugdale on child tax credits policy Feras Shehabi, an MP for Syria's second largest city Aleppo Some highlights of Kezia Dugdale's career Former Scottish Labour leader on Richard Leonard and Jeremy Corbyn Monday 16 April Windrush Kids told: Don't approach Home Office Minister: We have made some mistakes Knife crime 'not just a black-on-black problem' Knife crime in London - Edward Adoo in studio Another EU vote? Do voters want another EU vote? Do people want another EU vote? SNP Westminster leader on UK military action in Syria Conservative MP and former soldier asked about air strikes Labour MP asked about air strikes Easter recess
Daily Politics returns on 16 April
Thursday 29 March See you after Easter 1 year to Brexit: Farage v EU Supergirl Should the UK ban the sale of fur? How will Brexit affect Gibraltar? Brexit promises CBI and the gender pay gap Gender pay gap stats Talking vaping 12 months from Brexit - montage Nigel Farage talks Brexit Hard to escape Brexitcast this weekend! 12 months to Brexit: Adam Fleming Tory deputy chairman asked about election literature Labour MP on Christine Shawcross Times journalist on head of the Labour Party's disputes panel quitting Wednesday 28 March UK/EU hard border 'could take years' Lucas: Something rotten in our democracy Nandy: PM must get a grip on child abuse claims PM: Bullying and harassment on social media Corbyn challenges May on mental health spending MP asked about anti-Semitic image and party leader reaction Labour MP asked about health spendiing Conservative MP asked about health spendiing Reaction to Parole Board chairman Nick Hardwick resigning Chairman of the Parole Board, Nick Hardwick, has resigned Tuesday 27 March Lord Patten: Rees-Mogg's views have not changed since he was eight Is politics cool for young people? What next for the British high street? Baddiel: Anti-Semitism 'invisible' to Corbyn West Midlands Mayor on migration targets McDonald: It's ridiculous how long anti-Semitism cases take Migration Advisory Committee chairman: Employers are worried Monday 26 March Has Corbyn tackled anti-Semitism in Labour? Vote Leave activist: Allegations 'nothing to do with Brexit' How should we pay for the NHS? 'Leave won - uphill and into the wind' 'Time for rival parties to work together on NHS funding' Reeves 'saddened and distressed' by anti-Semitism criticism of Labour Jewish Voice for Labour activist defends Corbyn Jewish Leadership Council explains criticism of Corbyn Sunday 25 March Cambridge Analytica-linked firm 'boasted of poll interference Andy McDonald 'sorry' to see Owen Smith go Andrew Mitchell on Cambridge Analytica and SCL Elections Health Minister Steve Brine on NHS pay World's Best Teacher talks to the Sunday Politics Friday 23 March Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald on post-Brexit border 'Time to shine a light' on pay gap Should England boycott the World Cup? Nicola Sturgeon on her political hero Thursday 22 March Advice on how to become, and stay, prime minister Who can travel and settle in UK after Brexit? What happened to petition to allow 6-year-old to get medical cannabis? Councillor who has defected from Labour to the Conservatives Labour launches local election campaign 12 months after the Westminster attacks Will French firm make new blue British passports? Theresa Villiers on transition deal Theresa Villiers on transition deal - immigration Theresa Villiers on transition deal - new EU laws What about #deletefacebook? Freedom of movement in transitional period: Evans Freedom of movement in transitional period: Bastani Wednesday 21 March Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Looking at PMQs claims about Tories to CA and SCL Struggling to sleep? Fishing on the River Thames Pay rise for NHS workers in England How to raise more money for the NHS Liz Truss on pay rise for NHS staff in England Anneliese Dodds on pay rise for NHS staff in England Shadow Treasury Minister, on UK-Russian relations Congratulating President Putin? Tuesday 20 March 380,000 sign petition to give 6-year-old cannabis Sir Patrick Stewart backing Alife Dingley Statement from Nick Hurd Why do so few fathers take parental leave? Should more men take paternity leave? BBC reporter on Cambridge Analytics claims Shadow digital minister on Cambridge Analytics claims Reaction to UK-EU 'implementation period' deal Tory MP on fishing rights Labour MP on UK-EU deal fishing rights Maria Miller, who chairs the Equalities Select Committee Labour to announce new general secretary Prosser and Williamson on new Labour general secretary Parliament spending £10,000 to straighten Portculllis House fig trees Monday 19 March Bernard Jenkin on Brexit deal Helen Goodman on Brexit deal Irish political correspondent on Brexit talks Adam Fleming in Brussels on UK-EU Brexit agreement document What now for Brexit deal? Future of RT in the UK? MP asked about Labour view on Russia Chantelle Millward on Orkambi drug for cystic fibrosis patients MPs look at Orkambi use and petition on Monday afternoon Shock collar: Letts threat to take dead dog to Gove Should shock collars be banned in England? Are one million children going to lose right to free school meal? Sunday 18 March Labour's All Women Shortlist for trans women decision delayed Alan Duncan: 'All countries must stand up to Russia' Cooper: 'Implausible' to say Russia not involved in poisoning Hilary Benn on delaying Article 50 deadline Friday 16 March MEPs angry over new head of EU civil service 60 second guide to European political week Should religion affect faith schools' selection? Will changing school selection affect cohesion? Memes from the Russian Embassy in the UK Reaction to tweets from the Russian embassy in London What will EU do about UK-Russian relations after Salisbury poisoning? Times' political sketchwriter on defence secretary speech about Russia Expert on Russian foreign policy from the Institute of Global Affairs Labour's shadow security minister on Russia Thursday 15 March Chancellor unveils first Spring Statement International reaction to UK-Russia relations Can real numbers of child sex victims be known? 'The sky has not fallen in since the referendum, has it?' Global response to UK-Russian relations John Woodcock on Labour reaction to PM Russia statement Corbyn supporter on Labour reaction to PM Russia statement PM in Salisbury Professor Ian Robertson, an authority on power John Sweeney on being trailled in Russia Jack Straw admits: I am not a psycho Jack Straw on Jeremy Corbyn and national security How reliant are the UK and Europe on Russian gas? Wednesday 14 March May statement: PM expels 23 Russian diplomats Corbyn statement: Labour reaction to Russian diplomatic expulsions Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Richard Galpin in Moscow What could the PM announce in her speech? Future of RT broadcasting in the UK? Looking at Labour leader reaction to the Russians What the PM said about Russia BBC political editor on Russian statements Who was responsible for Salisbury poisoning? The former director of Britain's intelligence and security agency GCHQ Foreign Office Minister Alan Duncan on UK-Russia relations Andrew Neil asks about future UK-Russia relations Tuesday 13 March Chancellor unveils first Spring Statement McDonnell: Hammond cut off from real world Has austerity been worth it? Debt, deficit and UK economic figures BBC economics editor on Hammond speech BBC political editor on UK-US-Russia relations What did Tillerson say about Russia? BBC diplomatic correspondent on sacking of Tillerson What are UK allies prepared to do about Russia? How have Russians responded to UK PM statement Monday 12 March Comic Relief makes Africans 'victims to be pitied' What image does Comic Relief give of Africa? Why are lecturers on strike? Examining figures behind striking lecturers' pension Graduate suing university for giving her a "Mickey Mouse degree" Anyone looking forward to the Spring Statement? Political week ahead Head of Russia programme at foreign affairs think tank Chatham House The National Security Council is meeting in Downing Street Motion about the Speaker's behaviour Westminster bullying accusations against the Speaker Debbie Abrahams removed from front bench Sunday 11 March Jack Straw on Russian spy poisoning Baroness Neville-Jones on Russian spy poisoning Attracting students to the Conservatives Sam Gyimah on attracting students to the Tories Friday 9 March Why is the US raising tariffs on some imports? Saudi women's rights 'going forwards' Professor Robert Kelly, an expert in Korean affairs Donald Trump to meet North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un Some reckon they know what made people in EU referendum BBC home affairs correspondent on military arriving in Salisbury Newsnight investigation finds Commons clerks have been mistreated Thursday 8 March What happens to high street prices after Brexit? Is Brexit affecting shop prices yet? Should wolf-whistling women be a crime? UK reaction to Russian spy poisoning claims Henry Bolton on new political party Labour MP on disputed Corbyn claims about Saudi action in Yemen Labour MP on life expectancy figures Conservative MP on life expectancy figures Life expectancy in England and Wales Chief executive of the New Economics Foundation Wednesday 7 March Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Was Andrew talking to Debbie or Deborah? Minister asked about rough sleeping figures Labour MP asked about leader's claims on UK role in Yemen war Ahead of chancellor's speech What is the UK doing about Yemen and Saudi Arabia? Does Putin watch the DP? Labour MP asked about UK-Russia relations Conservative MP asked about UK-Russia relations Tuesday 6 March How dictators hang on to power The dictators that Martin Bell has met 'Student choice' on gender neutral uniform School boys in skirts and trouser-wearing girls? Some voters will have to provide identification Will ID requirement affect voting figures? Foreign secretary's urgent question on UK-Russia relations Reaction to Munroe Berdorf appointment and resignation Villiers on Thatcher statue in Parliament Square? Thewliss on Thatcher statue in Parliament Square? Labour MP on UK reaction to claims of Russia action in UK? Why will no-one claim responsibility? The collapse of a former Russian agent convicted of spying for Britain Monday 5 March CPRE suggests new homes in northern England Minister challenged on affordable homes figures Soapbox: House of Lords to become People's Chamber? Soapbox: Should 400 ordinary people replace Lords? Expert on Irish cross-border relations and EU integration Coming up this week Too much cherry and cake? Labour MP asked about customs union policy MP asked about PM's speech Sunday 4 March Andrew Gwynne: Bad decision for government to rule out 'a' customs union Lord Howard on PM's Brexit speech Nicky Morgan on May's Brexit speech David Lidington on government's housing announcement Friday 2 March May on Brexit: Life is going to be different After PM's Brexit speech: Steve Baker After PM's Brexit speech: Anna Soubry After PM's Brexit speech: Reynolds and Trevelyan What did the PM have to say? Thursday 1 March Film: What do British businesses make of Brexit? Debate: What will Brexit mean for British businesses? Brexit to bring back Champagne pint bottles Conservative MP on local government funding How are councils coping with loss of funding? Council tax rises in England Conservative MP on Brexit effect on Northern Ireland McFadden and IDS on Brexit details Labour MP on Brexit effect on Northern Ireland Theresa May meeting European Council President Donald Tusk on Thursday BBC correspondent on Mosley and Watson links Wednesday 28 February Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Barry Gardiner: Whistle for it? Munroe Bergdorf appointed to LGBT+ advisory group by Dawn Butler Where would UK stand over trade policy after Brexit? Labour and a 'bespoke' customs union agreement Coffey asked about Camden/Westminster border quote What is Boris Johnson talking about Irish border? How is the European political weather looking? Tuesday 27 February 'Draining me dry' on mortgage changes Changes ahead for mortgage interest support Do councils waste money and spend too much on senior staff? Bristol view on a 'Westminster Brexit' Pressure on the PM? Nigel Evans on Liam Fox speech Labour mayor on Labour Party leadership Former Labour MP on state of party today talking 'Bodysnatchers' Looking at council funding The way ahead for Irish border after Brexit Who has a veto over Brexit talks Tuesday's guest of the day - Bristol mayor Marvin Rees https://twitter.com/daily_politics/status/968462290671435776 Vice President of the European Parliament and Irish MEP Future of the Irish border after Brexit Bristol mayor on Brexit policy BBC asst political editor ahead of Liam Fox's speech Monday 26 February Should 12 year-olds get the vote? Reaction to new Labour customs union policy Soapbox: Turned blind eye to cruelty inflicted on sheep Will MPs back call to end live animal exports? A new bill to limit the cost of some energy bills is being introduced Will Conservative MP vote against party on Brexit? Guess what's coming up this week in Parliament? Shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey in Coventry pt 2 Shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey in Coventry pt 1 Sunday 25 February Iain Duncan Smith on the customs union Iain Duncan smith warns Tory Brexit rebels Frank Field on opposing Labour's Brexit policy Stella Creasy on Labour's Brexit policy Should Theresa May be worried about the local elections in May? James Brokenshire on his return to parliament after lung surgery Friday 23 February 'Rees Moggs' crowd out Remain bus visit What will happen to tariffs after Brexit? Will gay marriage be allowed in Northern Ireland? MP's bill to extend equal marriage to N Ireland Political heroes: Cable on Roy Jenkins MEP Roberto Gualtieri from European Parliament's Brexit steering group Dominic Grieve talks Brexit Adam Fleming in Brussels What did they have for dinner? Thursday 22 February Immigration debate: 244,000 too high? Immigration numbers Unemployment has increased but wages rise Political plotters confiding in new phone app? Faiza Shaheen on Brendan Cox Pet policies? Which party has purr-fect policies for pets? Amess and Pollard talk dog-whistle politics? Bone: What happens to EU citizens who arrive in transition period? BBC assistant political editor on Brexit Wednesday 21 February Prime Minister's Questions: The verdict 'A' and 'the' customs union differences- Minister asked- Corbyn betrayed his country- Andrew and Andrew and Steve on the Daily Politics Looking in to the political crystal balls Brexit minster asked about rights for migrants after Brexit What happens in transition period? What now for Brexit? Andrew Gywnne asked about Jeremy Corbyn comments Tuesday 20 February Anonymity for rape defendants? Explainer: Anonymity for rape suspects Why is press still writing about the Corbyn 'spy' claims? Director of the Czech Security Services Archive on the Labour leader Challenge to press coverage of Corbyn Czech spy claims How to make a dramatic political resignation BBC chief political correspondent in Vienna Explainer: The road to Brexit 60 years of the CND symbol IDS on a change in tone? Employment laws and regulations Debating workers' rights Monday 19 February New pro and anti Brexit groups launched Labour MP on Corbyn Czech spy tabloid claims Soapbox film: Women should exploit their 'erotic capital' Soapbox debate: Exploiting 'erotic capital'? David Willetts on university fees Conservative MP on Brexit Labour MP on Brexit What's the situation now with student fees in England? What did we miss last week? Why did leader leave Renew press conference? A new boundary review? February recess
Programmes off-air while Parliament was not sitting
Sunday 11 February Labour's plan to bring public services in-house: Will it work? Sunday 11 February Labour's plan to bring public services in-house: Will it work? Brexit: Hannan and Malhotra go head-to-head Andy McDonald: Railways will be nationalised 'at no cost' Daniel Hannan: What should our end relationship with the EU be? Seem Malhotra: What should our end relationship with the EU be? Friday 9 February Time to stop changing the clocks across Europe? Brexit update Celeb hairdresser advice for the US president The appeal - or not - of Jacob Rees-Mogg Fat cat payments in local government? 'Mrs Miggins who wants her bins changed up in Blackpool' Jacob Rees-Mogg: Hero or villain? Funding local councils Does hard Brexit mean hard borders for UK? Catching up on a chilly European week If you wondered what spitzenkandidat meant... Thursday 8 February MP: Time to commission new Royal yacht Britannia Where does Labour stand on Brexit 'Ultra Remainers don't want to listen to voters' Welcome to the Daily Politics in Welsh 'It's time that Parliament modernised and had these rules in place' Allegations of sexual harassment and bullying at Westminster Wednesday 7 February We pay male and female guests the same - nothing! The PM will chair the first of two meetings of her Brexit war cabinet Andrew Neil and Greg Hands on Brexit Andrew Neil and Rachael Maskell on Brexit Minister asked about customs union during transition Labour asked about customs union after transition period International entrants are not allowed Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Andrew summing up PMQs BBC political editor reviews PMQs Tuesday 6 February Parliament: A front line for suffragettes Time to renationalise the railways? Katie Price calls on MPs to make online abuse criminal offence 'Could you be in the party led by Jacob Rees-Mogg?' Greening on Soubry comments Tory MP on the customs union The company running the East Coast Mainline is handing back franchise Donald Trump took to twitter US view of the NHS Former equalities minister on gender equality Feminist writer on suffragettes and feminists Hunger strike for PR Monday 5 February Halfon on political abuse Berger on political abuse What's coming up in politics this week? Health funding Hypothecated tax to fund health services Conservatives 'literally rewriting history' Oops 'We need to be dramatic - to be radical - to be incredibly bold” Labour MP asked about party polling Trading with the EU after Brexit Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan on new customs deal Hannan looking back to previous forecasts Friday 2 February Cash: UK and the customs union or a customs union Bill Cash v Zoe Williams Harry Cole on Brexit Chris Williamson on Carillion and Capita Francis Maude on outsourcing Francis Maude on Theresa May's leadership of Tory party What is happening in Haringey? Former Labour activist in Haringey, Nora Mulready Labour MP on party issues on north London council Mensch on President Trump Former Tory MP on Trump's poll ratings Political heroes: William Hague on Pitt the Younger Thursday 1 February Remain or Leave Westminster during repairs? Do UK Poles thinks Brexit will change their life? What was the effect on Poland of Poles heading to UK Future of EU citizens in post-Brexit UK What do EU leaders make of Brexit? What happens to freedom of movement after Brexit? MP and baby make case for proxy voting Digital minister launches his eponymous app UKIP's director of communications moving on Who has been the best UKIP leader? Wednesday 31 January Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Conservative leadership speculation Votes for 16-year-olds will come says Conservative MP Why questions on votes for 16-year-olds? Where's the buzzer? BBC deputy political editor on PMQs Summing up PMQs https://twitter.com/daily_politics/status/958672489910972416 Questions on Labour Brexit position Leak of Brexit estimates Labour MP asked about Haringey issues Conservative MP asked about PM's record Tuesday 30 January Debate: What does the NHS need? Soapbox: Just promising more NHS money 'not good enough' Should grey squirrels be culled? Brexit update Former Conservative Party vice chairman on Brexit Conservative MP on leaked Brexit document Conservative MP on UK's future EU relations European Withdrawal Bill has its second reading on Tue and Wed Tory peer on Brexit debate Labour peer on Brexit debate Headteacher and Worthless campaign's organiser Jules White. Chris Philp on funding schools in England Mike Kane on funding schools in England Monday 29 January Where should MPs and peers move to? Where do Cat and Bim stand on where MPs should sit? 'UK can capitalise on free port opportunity' Theresa May isn't short on advice from members of her own party Conservative MP on advice over the PM's leadership Newcastle City Council leader on NEC role in Haringey housing plan Labour's opinion poll rating What sort of customs union does Labour want? Tory MP on achieving EU-UK trade deal A member of the European Parliament's Brexit Steering Group What's happening in Brussels? The key issues that will be up for negotiation. Sunday 28 January Theresa Villiers on Brexit "being diluted" Lord Callanan: Government not backsliding on Brexit Are Momentum trying to take over Labour held councils? Jon Trickett on Labour councils and the NEC Friday 26 January Should UK ban Hezbollah's political wing? Corbyn's political hero: Mary Wollstonecraft Investigating the ancestry of political leaders Oxfam's message on equality Challenging Oxfam's figures on equality David Davis speech setting out gov't vision for transition period Jenkin's message to the chancellor Comparing UK links with other non-EU states What should be PM do about the chancellor? 'I wonder whether the people who troll me on twitter have actually read what the chancellor said' Why is PM 'slapping down' the chancellor? Ed Vaizey asked about May, and replies about Johnson Thursday 25 January Is NHS England coping in the winter months? NHS figures for England Soapbox: 'Choice is not between Trident and nothing' Debate: Scrap Trident? But what happens to the money? Urgent Question in the Commons about the Presidents Club Home Office appoints Muslim human rights campaigner to new commission Sara Khan, appointed to lead a new commission to counter extremism Peter Hitchens on the EU referendum BBC business editor in Davos Wednesday 24 January Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Questions and answers on Brexit BBC political editor on David Davis before Brexit committee How would Labour afford increased health spending? Who's calling the DP studio? NHS spending under Tories and Labour Labour on ECJ, customs union and single market Role of ECJ, customs union and single market after Brexit dates PM to face PMQs and then off to Davos Tuesday 23 January Tory MPs on 'timdity' and 'dulldulldull' vision Dull dull dull? Customs union - in or out? Tory MP on CBI backing for euro, ERM and against Brexit UK and a customs union with the EU What will happen to money raised by sugar tax? Nutritionist and spokeswoman for the campaign group Action on Sugar Labour NEC meets after election of three new members Jackie Walker on anti-Semitism “There is anti-Semitic language, there is racist language” How can the Conservatives win over young voters? Tory MP on Boris Johnson and NHS funding? Monday 22 January 'Henry should realise game is up and go' #MeToo 'overwhelming and dangerous' Coming up in UK politics Conservative MP on vice chairman's blog Labour MP on Jared O'Mara investigation Labour MP on John McDonnell comments Revolt on backbenches over defence cuts? Lord West on military funding Warning about Russia Labour MP on the NHS Conservative MP on the NHS Sunday 21 January Could the House of Lords block Brexit? Brexit: Adonis and Rees-Mogg go head to head Shami Chakrabarti on Carillion UKIP leader Henry Bolton on his future Friday 19 January Child refugees heading to the UK What's happened in Europe this week? The Irish message on Brexit and EU's future European Commission declared itself a leader in the war on plastics Irish MEP Mairead McGuinness who was by her PMs side on Wednesday Irish MEP Mairead McGuinness on EU future Tough times ahead predicts European Parliament vice president Chair of the European Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee Shadow home secretary on child refugees Conservative MP on child refugees Chairman of the Justice Select committee, Conservative MP Bob Neill on Warboys David Gauke not going to challenge decision to release rapist Thursday 18 January Who wants to be an MP these days? In graphics: Who wants to be an MP? What's happened to the Rohingya refugees? 'What I have seen is an atrocity and genocide' French MP asked: What does he want in return? UK money for Calais Health and Social Services Secretary in the Welsh government. Looking at the Welsh NHS Chief executive of the Israeli campaign group Bicom London Correspondent for Le Monde Eric Albert Blunt on child refugees coming to the UK Former chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee Anglo-French summit Has PFI been a waste of money? Wednesday 17 January Andrew Neil's PMQs podcast Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict Minister asked about new deputy chair's vasectomy comments Chi Onwurah on changes in the Labour NEC Internal Labour party democracy Why did the government keep giving Carillion contracts? Tuesday 16 January Do nations really need a government? Soubry: Surprised and disappointed in Boris Mood box: Is public ownership back in fashion? Donald Tusk on Brexit: 'Our hearts are still open to you' Nigel Evans on transition period Have we reached Peak Mogg? What another one? Another political podcast is out there. Labour and Tory views on household debt Inflation dropped slightly in December from 3.1% to 3% Conservative MP asked if she is 'betraying' UK voters MPs are back debating the EU withdrawal bill on Tuesday Anna Soubry on private firms working on delivering public services Mick Cash, general secretary of the RMT union What's going on with Carillion contracts? Monday 15 January Film: 'Not everything is about you Great Britain' Debate: German faces 'pompous' and 'self obsessed' Brits What focus groups said about immigration What's in the political diary this week? Labour's NEC election result Mandatory reselections? Henry Boiton's future as UKIP leader Another UKIP leadership election? What has happened to Carillion? Lib Dem leader on Carillion Why was Carillion given more government contracts? Sunday 14 January What could UK's future trade relationship with the EU look like? Barry Gardiner: Labour want similar EU benefits after Brexit Caroline Nokes: We are going to bring net inward migration numbers down UKIP Chairman on future of leader Henry Bolton Friday 12 January US elects famous candidates, but Britain does not Facebook and Twitter effect on political leaders UKIP leader Henry Bolton on private life coverage UKIP leader on Farage and second Brexit vote comments Peter Stringfellow on Conservatives, Brexit and election Labour fire spokesman on standing down over council tax Thursday 11 January Do Conservative Party members feel valued? Why is Farron reopening gay sex row? Conservative reshuffle 'could have been more radical' What was in the hamper for Barnier How big is the Conservative party today? Does size matter for political parties? What would the Conservatives do about NHS funding in England? What would Labour do about NHS figures? Figures for the NHS in England Will new environment policies win over voters for the Conservatives? Wednesday 10 January Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict What happened to rumoured position of minister for Brexit no-deal? Why the lynchmob for Toby Young,... but not for Jared O'Mara? Clarification about the shadow chancellor on the Daily Politics Labour and the customs union Looking ahead to 2018 - Labour What would Labour do to the NHS? Looking ahead to 2018 - Conservative Did the PM try to move her former leadership rival? Was the PM set to move the health secretary? Tuesday 9 January Cabinet reshuffle update What is the Trade Bill? Looking at the Trade Bill: Jones Looking at the Trade Bill: Malloch Brown Malloch Brown looking at US/China/Korea diplomacy A former vice president of Republicans Overseas Looking back over President Trump's first year MPs debate Toby Young appointment Toby Young's appointment and departure New Conservative deputy chairman on Toby Young appointment & departure Media speculation about the reshuffle New Tory party deputy chairman James Cleverly Tuesday's front pages Who is in and who is out of the Cabinet? What about Theresa May's authority? BBC political editor on the reshuffle - and future of Justine Greening Monday 8 January Farage: People now know Bolton's name No deal 'would hurt Europe more than us' UKIP MEP tells Michel Barnier about key issue in Brexit vote What next on the road to Brexit? When Nigel met Michel SNP MP on cross-party working over Brexit Labour reaction to SNP offer of cross-party talks What elections are coming up around the globe? Looking ahead to US elections Soapbox: NHS 'system failure' needs 'radical change' Debate: Dare we change the way health is funded? Conservative MP on reshuffle Conservative MP on moving cabinet 'big beasts' Norman Smith in Downing Street - part one
Norman Smith in Downing Street - part two